Once considered a slightly naff moving in present, the houseplant has become a home decor must-have. However, we've now reached the point where we're running out of space to put our leafy friends.
As we all know, you can never have too many houseplants. Ever. One plant lover has just shared her clever house plant idea on Reddit, which might just be the solution to all our plant-hoarding problems.
She has given a budget hanging shower caddy, available at Amazon, a whole new purpose by spray painting it gold and using it to display her favourite pot plants.
Budget houseplant shelf hack using old shower caddy
Reddit user Queenkay recently posted this picture of her pothos plants in a gardening group. She writes: 'I spray painted an old shower caddy and turned into more shelving for plants!'
Lots of other houseplant lovers commented on her budget houseplant shelf hack to say what a great idea it was. Others shared options for using a shower caddy out in the garden, too.
'I use these too! I hang them on my cucumber/squash trellises and put flowering plants in them. Helps attract the pollinators,' wrote one.
This shower caddy houseplant trick is a fab option if you're fast running out of space on windowsills, worktops and shelves. As one Reddit user suggests, you could also try hanging your shower caddy outside as a small garden idea.
We think it could add a splash of colour to small balconies or conservatories. Hang the shower caddy up on the wall in a spot that gets some natural light, and it will also keep plants out the way of pets.
If you don't have an old shower caddy knocking around, you can still try this houseplant storage option on a tight budget. Some spray paint for metal, at Amazon costs around £7 and you might find a caddy on online selling sites like Facebook Marketplace.
-
It’s normally impossible to find a Dyson vacuum for under £250 — but QVC has slashed the price of their bestselling models for a limited timeRun don’t walk to pick up the brand’s bestselling model for under £230 before it sells out
-
How to remove algae from a fence — 4 methods that will banish the green and prevent wood rotYou don’t have to replace a fence if it’s covered in algae. Here's what to do…
-
I wish I'd known about these 4 things before I bought my Le Creuset – here's how you can learn from my mistakesHere's how to make sure your Le Creuset will still be your most-used pan in a decade
