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April 26, 2021 5 min read
Modernization has its perks. From the internet allowing us to talk to anyone, anywhere in the world at any time to buying life’s necessities in seconds online, the modern world certainly has some benefits. However, there are also drawbacks. With the increased urbanization of cities, there are less and less green areas in places smothered by concrete. One way that companies in major cities are battling the overwhelming amount of concrete is through plants. Particularly, indoor plant walls are becoming more and more integrated into businesses around America. Indoor plant walls offer a large space to hold plants while not obstructing too much functional space in the office. However, as is the case with most things in life, for every pro, there is a con. Below, we highlight the pros and cons to plant walls.
Plant walls in your small business can liven up a room for not only your guests but also your employees sourced via https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mur_végétal_intérieur.jpg
Plant walls in offices are becoming more and more popular sourced via https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ronald_Lu_%26_Partners_Green_Wall.jpg
The Residential Living Wall from Soltech Solutions
If after going over the pros and cons, you still like the idea of getting a plant wall, the next question you may have is “what plants should I get?” This can be entirely up to you, smaller plants to start may be smart. From succulents to smaller vegetable, to flowers and different types of perennials, the choice is really up to you. Check out this blog by LiveWall to learn more about what plants you should put in your wall. You should consider how much time you wish to put into caring for these plants. If you don’t have a lot of spare time to care for them, maybe get easy care plants. If you’re really dedicated to it, maybe get some more difficult plants to care for. At the end of the day, whatever you choose will be best for you and your plant wall. If you do decide to get a plant wall, consider the Residential Living Wall from Soltech. This 40” by 32” wall has 21 spots for plants and is good for creating a plant wall, while also providing good irrigation with its integrated watering system.Sign up below!