how to add colour to your pot plants

Introduction

An easy way to make your potted plants more beautiful and colourful is by adding colour! In this short blog I’ll show you some great ways to add colour to your pot plants.

Insta: @pottedplants. Instagram account dedicated solely to showing different potted plant designs, both simple and elaborate. Often have lots of colours incorporated into them.

Youtube video: 10 Ways To Make Your Potted Plants More Beautiful – An easy step-by-step tutorial for how to add colour and detail to your potted plants with some simple DIY methods! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU6VuTYhK8o

planters

To add colour to your plants, you can choose from a variety of pot types. Plastic pots are often used for cacti, succulents and air plants as they don’t need much water. Ceramic pots are ideal for small flowers such as petunias or geraniums. Terracotta is perfect for shrubs and bushes because it mulches the roots well and keeps them moist longer. Wooden containers can be made from different kinds of wood such as cedar or redwood which can help keep moisture in without having to keep watering too often; additionally, these styles may require less frequent watering than those made with plastic materials such wood chips inside instead of soil! Metal containers look great indoors but need regular watering due to their porous nature.”

plants

Choose a plant that has the colour you want. If you want orange flowers and pink leaves, pick an orange-flowered plant with pink foliage.
For example: plants with colourful flowers include dahlias and hibiscus. Plants with colourful fruits include strawberries, blueberries and cherry tomatoes.
For example: plants with colourful stems include bleeding hearts (the leaves appear when the stem is cut or broken). Plants with colourful bark include camellias and magnolias (the bark has different shades of green or brown on it).
For example: plants with colourful roots include bleeding hearts (the root system above ground can be red)

How to make your potted plants extra beautiful with colour.

Choose the right pot for the right plant.
Use the right soil for your plant, and don’t forget about drainage holes when selecting a container!
Choose a plant that fits your lifestyle—maybe you live in an apartment or have limited space, but still want to show off some greenery? Or maybe you have lots of room for some big trees? Either way, there are plenty of options out there! Just make sure they’re compatible with their environment before bringing them home so they can thrive long into the future.

Conclusion

We hope you have enjoyed this article and that these ideas have helped spark some more creativity in your own potted plants. Thank you for reading!