Want Healthy Indoor Plants? 5 Expert Tips To Grow Healthy Indoor Plants

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5 Expert Tips To Grow Healthy Indoor Plants

We bring indoor plants home with great hope, thinking that it will make our house look beautiful. But due to some mistakes, our indoor plants start getting spoiled.

How to keep indoor plants healthy and how to grow them – In this post, our gardening expert Mrs. Sudeepti Bajpai (founder of Voice of plant Website and YouTube channel) has shared some tips, by following which your indoor plants will also grow well. So, let’s get started!

Tip 1: Keep your plant outside in shaded area

If a plant is not adjusting well indoors and keeps showing signs of stress, place it outside in a bright, shaded area—somewhere with indirect sunlight but plenty of natural light.

This will help the plant recover and stabilize on its own.

Tip 2 : Avoid disturbing the mother plant

If a plant has successfully endured all seasons and remains healthy, it means it’s really settled in and happy.
You can place it outdoors in bright light and even propagate new plants from it.

Indoor plant soil

Note:

Just avoid disturbing the mother plant for at least the next year to let it thrive undisturbed.

Tip 3: Don’t move Your Indoor plant

Plants don’t like being moved around or having their pots changed too often.

Try to find a good spot for them and let them be.

Tip 4: Do not disturb the soil

Avoid tilling the soil or loosen the soil in your plant’s pot.

Just let it be unless you have a very specific reason to check the roots.

Tip 5: Pick the Right Plant for the Right Spot

Avoid placing indoor plants in areas where they are frequently disturbed or where their placement causes inconvenience to you.

Always choose plants that suit the size and layout of your space.
A huge plant in a small place will make it hard to move around and can stress out the plant too.

That’s everything you need to know to become confident with indoor plant care! Grow your indoor jungle with joy and let the lush greenery elevate the beauty and serenity of your home.

Happy Gardening!