Adding fresh and green indoor plants is one of the best ways to welcome nature to your home. You can start by putting gorgeous plants in every room of the house. Choose the plants that do not require direct sunlight and keep them at the appropriate location to support their healthy growth. Keeping great-smelling plants in the bedroom is also known to keep depression, anxiety, and anger at a bay while offering a good night sleep.

Start composting your leftover tea-leaves, vegetable and fruit scraps and use it as natural plant food for your house-plants. This way you can reuse your wet-waste and make your plants healthy without spending too much money. You can also share your extra plant-food with your neighbours too. However, Compost needs time to integrate and stabilize in the soil. Apply two to three weeks prior to planting.

If you're buying bagged soil, opt for a garden or potting soil. Don’t use top soil or compost when you're starting your seed indoors or growing plants inside a container. They will retain too much moisture and can rot the seed of the young plants and may also introduce insects or diseases. Potting soil, on the other green-thumbed hand, has good drainage and is free of impurities, allowing your plants to thrive.