Bringing the Outdoors In: How to Transition Your Plants Indoors This Fall
Oct 01, 2024
As the air turns crisp and the leaves begin to fall, it’s time to gather your favorite outdoor plants and welcome them inside. A simple shift in season can be the perfect excuse to refresh your indoor spaces and bring some warmth into your home. Here’s how to seamlessly transition your greenery with ease and style.
1. Pick the Perfect Planters for Your Home
For a smooth move indoors, versatility is key. LBE Design’s Round Two Planters (4''-10'') and Solid Goods Ceramic Cylinders with Saucers (6''-15'') are your go-to. Their wide range of sizes offers a variety of placement options—think of the 15” ceramic planter as a statement welcome piece for your front door that can also anchor an empty corner in your living room. Smaller ceramic planters (4''-8'') are made to bring a touch of greenery to coffee tables, bookshelves, or your kitchen counter, blending seamlessly with your interior.
2. Clean & Move with Ease
One of the joys of using LBE Design planters is how easy they make plant care. Designed to fit standard grow pots, simply lift out the grow pot before transferring inside. This allows you to clean the ceramic and thoroughly inspect your plant for any pests. With this simple step, you'll be ready to welcome your greenery to its new home, free of any outdoor hitchhikers.
3. Adjust Watering & Light Routines
Your plants' needs will change indoors, and the key is all in the details. With the decrease in light and outdoor airflow, plants require less water. LBE’s saucers, designed to match each planter, catch any excess and keep your floors safe while preventing overwatering. Monitor moisture and adjust your watering routine, allowing the soil to dry slightly between sessions.
4. Style Thoughtfully for an Inviting Indoor Oasis
Your plants are not just guests—they’re art and decor. Cluster smaller Round Two Planters on shelves for a touch of greenery or let a large format Solid Goods Cylinder add a sculptural element to a quiet corner. The varied heights and shapes provide texture and movement, making your space feel thoughtfully curated and lived-in.
As the seasons shift, take this time to transform your space with plants that thrive both inside and out. Your plants will bring life and warmth into the chill of the season. A touch of green, whether big or small, can transform any room into a rejuvenating sanctuary.
