When you have a large and busy home, it can be hard to keep on top of all the plants that need care. But hiring a professional to take care of your plants can be expensive, and sometimes it's just too big of a hassle to deal with. Here is how to hire indoor plants. 

1. When it comes to hiring indoor plants, keep a few things in mind. First, think about your space and what type of plants would work best there. Keep a list of the plants you're considering so you can easily find their names and descriptions when making a hire. 

One of the best things about green walls and living wall art  is their ability to improve energy efficiency. 

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2. If you have limited space, try floating or cascading plants that can be arranged in any shape or size. These types of plants require little care and tend to last longer than standard plants. 

3. Another option is succulents, which are perfect for people who want to show off their plants but don't want them taking up a lot of space. Succulents need very little water and can survive in low light conditions, making them perfect for offices or homes with small windows. 

4. For larger spaces, try investing in an indoor garden set (which usually includes soil and water) or getting creative with repurposed objects like buckets or containers (just make sure they have drainage holes). You can also try planting in pots on the floor – just be sure they have drainage holes as well!