Small Garden Hacks: 5 Plants You Can Grow In A Bottle

Gardening is one of the most therapeutic activities to do. It can not only make you grow your own food but also act as a stressbuster. However, gardening in limited space can be tough as most plants need space to grow. Although, there are some plants which can be grown even in small spaces.

If you want to build a small garden in your house, here are some small plants that can be grown in a bottle. These can also act as great home decor items.

Miniature Ferns

Miniature ferns are gorgeous plants that can light up your indoor spaces. They produce heavy foliage and beautiful leaves. Bird’s Nest Fern is a good option to grow in a bottle. These plants are low-maintenance and prefer indoor conditions and mildly moist soil.

Money Plant

Money plants are considered very auspicious and are hence one of the most commonly grown plants in an Indian household. These plants are low maintenance and can be grown inside a bottle with soil. Keep it on your study table or coffee table to enhance its aura.

Dracaena

Dracaenas come in a variety of tree and succulent species. You can grow plants like Gold Dust Dracaena and Janet Craig Dracaena in a glass bottle or jar at home. Make sure the soil is well-draining and it is appropriately moist. However, it will be best to consult a local gardener for this.

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Aloe Vera

Aloe vera plants are commonly found in Indian households. These succulents have immense healing properties; the gel inside them can soothe skin, hair, and much more. You can easily grow them in small bottles and keep them indoors without any extra effort. Further, these plants require limited water for growth.

Snake Plant

Snake plants are well-known for their air purification properties. They provide oxygen throughout the day and night as well. This plant is not only low-maintenance but also can be kept in indoor spaces and act as a home decor item. Further, this plant will grow big when kept in big pots but can also adjust its size when kept in a limited space.

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