Since this room gets some of the best natural light, it naturally became the plant room. During the holidays, it also pulls double duty—it’s where most of the plants get relocated when Christmas trees take over the rest of the house.
If you’ve missed out on the past One Room Challenge posts, you can check out each one here — week 1, week 2, week 3 and week 4 And if you’re new here, the One Room Challenge is:
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I have around 75 plants in my house. Yes, you read that right—seventy-five. But I didn’t wake up one day as a full-blown plant mom. I was once the proud owner of a black thumb. If you’ve been tuning in to my new Instagram series, Tuesday Tips Nobody Asked For, I’ll be sharing more about that plant journey in next week’s episode (it’s a tale of trial, error, and one very dramatic fern).
As for now, here are a few of the green roommates currently soaking up the sunshine in this room: a Fiddle Leaf Fig, a few trailing Pothos, a couple of Hoyas, an Audrey Ficus, and about twenty other leafy companions I’ve somehow managed to keep alive.
