Hello everyone!
Today, I want to show you my potted plants that I’ve placed in my living room window. I love adding this touch of nature to my interior, and I think it really brings a beautiful ambiance to the house. I have three pots to present to you, each with its own unique charm!
The first pot you see is the one that grabs the most attention. Filled with young shoots with bright green leaves, it’s the one that grows the fastest. It’s a mix of plants that I started cultivating a few months ago. They’re growing taller, and I love how they intertwine to form a tiny forest right at the window’s height.
In the second pot, there’s a stunning plant with long, slender, light green leaves bordered with white. They always remind me of sunny days because of their bright and lively hue. They have such a calming effect just by looking at them. These plants are very hardy, requiring little maintenance, just some light and occasional water. Perfect for those who, like me, enjoy having plants without too much hassle!
And now, let’s talk about my new pot, the latest addition! This one is still a work in progress, but I already have big plans for it. For now, it’s quite simple, with thin stems timidly standing in the soil. But very soon, this pot will become my source of fresh mint! I’ve decided to grow organic mint here, which I’ll use in my mint tea. There’s nothing like tea prepared with freshly picked leaves! Besides being practical for cooking, it also adds a decorative touch to the window. Just imagining the scent of mint filling the room, which I absolutely adore, makes me excited.
I believe it’s really important to have a bit of nature at home, even if it’s just through small potted plants. They transform the house's atmosphere, and I also think they make the window much prettier from the outside. A true pleasure for both the eyes and the soul!
I hope you enjoyed these photos and that they might have inspired you to add a bit more greenery to your interiors. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments, and I’ll see you very soon for the next post!
