You know that saying, One man’s trash is another man’s treasure? When it comes to tiny homes, it couldn’t be truer. It also applies when you look at recycled items and natural materials like trees! 

With just a few well-chosen materials and some attention to detail, you can build your tiny treehouse and turn it into the most charming feature of your garden or yard. Here are eight ways that tiny tree houses can bring life to your plants.

Hanging Gardens

Are you looking for a way to improve the energy in your home and bring life back into your plants? One of the best ways to do this is by starting a hanging garden. Hanging gardens are beautiful, eco-friendly, and easy to maintain with minimal effort. All you need is a sturdy structure and some pots or containers that can hold dirt and water. 

This could be as simple as suspending potted plants from the ceiling or balcony railing with fishing wire or rope, or it could mean building your mini treehouse out of cedar logs. It all depends on what you have available and how much time you want to invest in maintaining your garden.

All About Light

Light is one of the most important factors in a healthy plant. When we think about plant light, two types of light affect plants: photosynthetic and non-photosynthetic. Photosynthetic light helps your plants turn their sugar into oxygen, which can be harmful if it’s too strong. Non-photosynthetic light like ultraviolet radiation helps your plants grow by producing vitamin D3.

Hang the Pots Near Windows

Ideally, you want the pot to be near a window so that it gets the right amount of light. The most important thing is that your plants get enough sunlight, but if you don’t have access to a window, try hanging them near a window. This will allow for some of the sun’s rays to filter through and reach your plants.

Grow Vertical

Grow vertical gardens, like plants growing on walls or shelving units. Vertical gardens are great for small spaces because they don’t require much soil or water. They can also be used in conjunction with other gardening methods like containers or raised beds. Plus, you can get creative with the types of plants you grow; plant flowers, vegetables, fruit trees, and more!

Grow in Containers

Growing plants in containers is a great way to turn any space into a green oasis. Not only can you grow your favourite flowers and vegetables on your windowsill, but you can also try growing them on your patio or balcony. Simply follow these tips for successful container gardening: 

• Start with the right pot size- choose a pot that has at least one gallon of soil inside it. Containers with too little soil will dry out quickly and plants will not be able to develop healthy root systems. 
• Fill the container about three-quarters full with potting mix- adding compost will help improve the soil quality and make sure there are enough nutrients for your plants to thrive. 
• Add a slow-release fertilizer such as fish meal pellets or bone meal to the top of the soil before planting. These will provide nutrients over time so they don’t need to be watered as often. 
• Place your plant inside the container and then add more soil until it’s level with the top edge of the pot’s lip. You may need more than one type of plant if you want some variety in your pots!

Create Vertical Gardens on Walls

Vertical gardens are a great way to beautify your home and add some greenery. They are also perfect for those of us that don’t have a lot of space in our apartments. Here are some ways you can make vertical gardens on your walls: 

• Hang baskets from hooks or nails on the wall -Cover your windows with aluminum foil 
• Attach a PVC pipe to the back of a canvas stretcher frame, then attach the other end of it to your window 
• Paint chalkboard paint on a section of the wall and use magnets or thumbtacks as hangers for plants 
• Mount hooks onto the wall at varying heights, then hang plants off them using wire hangers

Help Plants Grow with Pest Control Solutions

Keeping plants healthy is hard enough without pests. Fortunately, there are a variety of solutions that can help you keep your plants pest-free and thriving. One way to keep your plant safe is by using pesticides. 

Many types of insecticides can be used on indoor and outdoor plants as well as in the garden. When selecting a pesticide, it is important to consider the type of pest you want to control and how frequently you will need to apply it for the best results. For example, if you have ants regularly but not many other pests then an ant killer may be all you need.

Add Lights for Fun Ambiance

When it comes to light, there are three types of bulbs you can use: CFL (Compact Fluorescent Lights), LED (Light-emitting Diode), and Incandescent. All three have their benefits; CFLs are the most energy-efficient, LEDs are more durable and have a longer life span but they’re also more expensive, while incandescent bulbs give off that warm glow. 

In terms of lighting intensity, fluorescent lights rank highest with an output of around 10-20 lumens per watt. With an estimated lifespan of 10,000 hours or about 11 months at 12 hours a day, these lights would save you money in the long run compared to other light bulbs.

Also read: How to Light Your Home Office

Conclusion

These tiny tree houses can be a fun and relaxing addition to your garden, but they can also be an important part of making it easier for your plants to grow. They provide shade and a cool place for the plant’s roots during the heat of the day, which helps them stay healthy while they grow. Even if you don’t have any plants growing yet, these are still a great way to add life and character to your yard!