Potong Pasir Resident Arranges Plants Neatly In Vertical Garden, Creativity Wins Praises Online

Potong Pasir Resident’s Aesthetic Garden Arrangement Wins The Internet

Over the years, residents have put in the effort to beautify their common corridors with plants and artistic arrangements.

They make for a stunning sight, providing a welcome distraction from the otherwise mundane view.

Recently, a resident in Potong Pasir decided to spruce up the space in the common corridor. With small succulents arranged in a neat style, his garden has won praise from netizens.

Potong Pasir resident showcases mini garden of succulents

Posting to Facebook group Foliage Fanatics Singapore on 1 Dec, Benjamin Ng shared an image of his garden.

Source: Benjamin Ng on Facebook

The botanical arrangement comprises neat rows of planters, aesthetically pleasing to the eye. Various species of greeneries hang from the window panes above, with vibrant flowers as well.

Netizens seemed to appreciate the sight, praising Ng for the therapeutic setup.

Source: Facebook

Source: Facebook

Opted for wall design to spruce up plain pillars

In a separate comment, Ng stated that he achieved the setup by building a frame that would support all the rows of plants.

Source: Benjamin Ng on Facebook

Speaking to MS News, he shared that he opted for such a design to spruce up the otherwise sparse wall outside his apartment.

He had also been searching for more space to grow plants in. “Since living in a flat doesn’t afford me lots of horizontal space, the only way is to go upwards,” he explained.

As the planters are boutique-sized, he said he chose plants that would not grow too large. In the end, he went with small succulents — and the results, we have to say, are exquisite.

Each pot, Ng shared, has to be watered individually. Even so, watering them has been a relatively easy feat thus far.

Indeed, Ng’s efforts in beautifying his surroundings have paid off. Points to him for creativity, and here’s to hoping more residents follow his example as well — provided that they can also take time to maintain the mini garden, of course.

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Featured image adapted from Benjamin Ng on Facebook.