A green wall project is an opportunity to engage students in STEM, engineering, arts, and mathematics. Whether a student is interested in the role of nature in STEAM fields, designing a green wall requires an understanding of plant biology, capillary action, and plant care. Students learn how to build an engineered plant container using 3-D printing or computer-aided drafting (CAD) technology. Project-based learning activities such as designing planters emphasize engineering principles, which can be directly applied to the construction process.
These decorative wall planters are suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Made of iron, they are decorated with leaf prints and can be aged to add to their natural beauty. These planters are perfect for herbs and trailing plants. Ceramic planters are another popular choice. Crackled or broken designs add character to the room while offering minimal maintenance. If you're unsure of what type of planter you want, you can select from the many different styles available.
Some plants are low-maintenance and require minimal care, including fertilizer. Pothos, for example, have glossy heart-shaped leaves and fast-growing vines that grow up to 30 feet in diameter. Because they grow low-maintenance, they are also an excellent option for vertical planters. They add an attractive cascading element to a green wall. You can even hire someone to grow them for you, if you're too busy to do so.
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