How to choose the location of the plants according to the Sun and the humidity

When designing a garden, is a roof, terrace or patio, must take into account the location following the path of the Sun and the general climate of the place.

If we have a large garden, we project it or design it according to the details of the terrain. But if we have a terrace, balcony or roof, must also ensure a proper design of garden in the same way, and even with greater specificity, given the path of the Sun, the exposure of the area to direct sunlight, and other details as wind or condensation of the place.

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Here we have to take into account the type of plants or species, and also the climate details, so call it, of the site in question, be it a roof, a terrace, a balcony or a window. Knowing both aspects, we must determine the location of our pots, to avoid plant damage, who suffer or, also, which can damage the structure or the site of the garden pots.

There are varieties that resist most direct sunlight than others. A quick guide to locate in the matter is to know the following: plants with leaves of two colors (green and yellow, the so-called “variegated”) need more light than the thin green leaves.

Flowering plants require a medium or low solar exposure, while drought tolerant or related varieties need much direct sun.

It must also take into account that the plant must receive the Sun from all fronts. Once a week, you can for example, turn the pot on its axis a quarter turn, so throughout a month, all sides have received equal amount of Sun.

Keep in mind the wind or air currents: creates green barriers to protect weaker plants. You can do this by placing on the sides of your garden pots, more resistant and deciduous varieties.

 

Keep in mind the climate of your city to determine the most appropriate pots class. The plastic pots tend to freeze and shatter in winter, and retain more heat in summer.

Also keep in mind the details of balcony, roof or terrace: If you have a tiled floor, the humidity may not represent much of a threat. However, if the floor is wood or deck type, you should seek a system of moisture retention that drain the pot, either a drawer or drawer under, dishes underneath flowerpots or another. With these tips, your garden pots will maintain impeccable throughout the year. It’s time to design it.

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