Caring for a minimalist indoor garden can be low maintenance, but plants will always need certain conditions to thrive.
'Lighting is an essential factor for the health and growth of your plants, as well as the mood and ambiance of your indoor garden. You can use natural light from windows or skylights or artificial light from lamps or LED strips,' explains Reese.
'Watering is another essential factor for the maintenance and survival of your plants, especially if you live in a dry or hot climate. You can water your plants using a watering can, a spray bottle, or a drip irrigation system. You can also use self-watering pots or hydroponic systems to reduce the hassle and frequency of watering. The key is to choose watering methods that are convenient and efficient without overwatering or underwatering your plants.'
'Accessories are optional elements you can add to your minimalist indoor garden to enhance its beauty and functionality. You can use labels, tags, or markers to identify your plants or write some notes or quotes on them. You can also use hooks, clips, or magnets to hang or attach your planter to the wall or ceiling. You can also use trays, saucers, or coasters to catch excess water or soil from your planters. The key is to choose accessories that are simple and useful without adding too much clutter or noise to your indoor garden,' adds Reese.