Trends in choosing indoor plants in 2023

1. Large, dark leaves

While there are always trends when it comes to foliage, we are seeing some really interesting plants with huge foliage popping up. These plants have a very interesting structure that adds drama and presence to a striking home decor.

2. Yellow shades

In 2022, there are plenty of colorful foliage plants everywhere. Along with those pink, white, and silver variations, we’re now seeing a big trend of gold foliage. The golden foliage against a dark green background can help brighten up a space that might otherwise be dull.

3. Sustainability

At Costa Farms, researchers have been hearing more and more from gardeners who are concerned about sustainability around their plants. Mostly because people want to make sure their plants are growing healthy and strong. They also want to make sure they are making the most sustainable choices when it comes to plant care.

4. Planting trees on the wall

Instead of seeing plants sitting on shelves or in pots, or hanging from rods, we are seeing a completely different trend. Wall plants. This is considered a creative way of growing plants, different from previous years. The most common plant you will see hanging like this is the Staghorn fern.

5. Quality soil

A big trend is that people are looking to upgrade the products they use for their plants, specifically their potting soil. Buying quality potting soil is one of the easiest things you can do to ensure your plants grow and stay healthy.

6. More knowledge about plant care

While plant lovers are truly wonderful at representing and spreading the joy of indoor plant spaces, it is important to learn how to properly care for plants from expert sources with a background in plant care.

Equipping yourself with knowledge in plant care not only helps your plants grow healthy but also helps your joy and hobby to be maintained more disciplined and tight.

According to VOV