4 Become a green thumb
That low-maintenance succulent of yours that you unceremoniously shoved into a corner of the room? It’s been clinging on for dear life over the past few months. Maybe now is the time to devote a little more attention to the plants around your house—or add a few more to really brighten up your living space and add a touch of nature to your home, since you’re spending so much more time in it.
There’s a whole host of resilient indoor house plants that truly require very little to survive, making them the perfect introduction for those who are new to plant nursing. There is so much room for error with these green babies and they are incredibly forgiving. Similarly, if you have been blessed with a bit of outdoor space, you can try your hand at balcony gardening to transform your urban home into a blooming garden. Plus, you can harvest and eat from it, too!
Need some inspiration on how to set up your indoor paradise? Given the restrictions of your self-quarantine, it isn’t recommended for you to step outside for first-hand inspiration, but you can explore marvellous gardens of the world right from your living room, including Claude Monet’s breathtaking garden in Giverny, France.