I'm Suzuki, and I love interior design and fashion.
I also love plants and have more than six different types growing at home.
I don't know when I started to like them so much, but I have so many hobbies that it's really hard (laughs).
It's becoming more common to incorporate plants into interiors, isn't it? Whenever I see a feature on greenery in an interior design magazine, I can't help but buy it.
There are fake plants out there, but I still prefer the real thing!
It takes time and effort, but the more time you put in, the more you can enjoy watching the plants grow, and it makes you feel happy when you see the plants you've grown over the years.
It's kind of strange, isn't it...
You may fail, but why not try growing just one?
There's also the fun of growing a rug!
Succulents and cacti
The succulents in the white pots and the cactus in the glossy blue-gray pots were given to us when we opened the shop. "Thank you so much!" They are growing well!
First, let's start with the ones on the left. The short one has been growing for over three years, so I wonder if it's growing little by little? I can't remember its name, so if anyone knows, please let me know! Recently, a leaf that fell off has sprouted roots in the soil.
Aren't you excited?
The one in the back is a new addition, a "money tree" that was planted last summer and seems to be growing well.
It's been three years since I last had a cactus, but it still hasn't bloomed, so I'll have to work hard...
Hydroponics
Kalanchoe succulents are grown in water
I had only ever grown them in soil, so I was a bit worried about whether I could do it well, but somehow it is growing.
It's about a year old now, so it might be time to replant it in soil.
Schefflera is also grown hydroponically.
I remember buying it on impulse because the shape of the tree was so cute.
The water needs to be changed every day, so I was worried when the store was closed (tears).
I look forward to continuing to look after you.
Thank you for always healing me
Me and Gabbeh
I'm also drawn to the diamond-shaped designs with their pop colors, but my favorites are the long-bodied animals.
Isn't it amazing that just looking at it can make you smile?
There are scenes where they are talking, and scenes where they are looking away.
The animals conversing through the diamonds might be saying something like, "Let's play!"
Navy colors are rare, and old Gabbeh carpets have a nice sheen.
The color balance with orange is excellent.
I still have a lot more to say, but that's all for now...
Both plants and rugs are fun to grow and are important items for interior design.
When you come home, they will greet you with "Welcome home"
Although he may be quiet, he may bring healing to your life.
Until next time