A girl with a green thumb: 500 plants in an apartment
Summer Rayne Oakes is a scientist of the environment and his apartment in Williamsburg houses more than 500 plants. Now that this girl has a green thumb.
So, how do you know how these days, it's cool to have a small succulent plant? It's like a statement that says you are too busy taking care of a pet, but you are always responsible for keeping this living plant in your apartment. And if you have more than one, you consider about being a modern living gardener.
Keep your horses well. You do not have anything on this Brooklyn girl, New York.
Summer Rayne Oakes is a scientist of the environment and his apartment in Williamsburg houses more than 500 plants. Now that this girl has a green thumb. Lucky she, I can not even keep a living cactus.
Summer said that everything started to start when his collabase came out and she realized she could do what she wants with this place and really does it. First, she bought a plant, a pretty violin leaf of 1 meter high 1 meter (that the thing is huge now, about 4.5 meters). Then she continued to get more and more plants. At one point, his father started a project to create a masonry mason garden.
Finally, she had an idea to get a garden of herbs. I mean, we all want us to have one, right? It's such a cool idea. To be able to have fresh herbs at your fingertips to add to your meals.
She then went further and decided to take a vegetable garden. A problem, however, does not have any land, and it is not as if it has a court to grow its vegetables. Summer is offered a pretty creative solution. She turned her closet into a kitchen garden. Now she has fresh organic vegetables, grown at home.
Once the summer has started to grow its own vegetables, it noticed that those started to attract wicked bugs, so it retains beneficial insects, which maintain the plant to kill insects at the bay. It's a little terrifying, but also neat. It's like she had her own little eco-system in her own apartment.
It may seem a little bit to the sea for an inhabitant of the ordinary city, but it looks like she created her own little paradise of the jungle in her house and she loves him."I think the only way I could have survived in New York is around me with plants"- said the summer.
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