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A green wall, also known as a vertical garden or living wall, is a creative and space-efficient gardening technique that involves growing plants on a vertical wall. It typically consists of a framework or support system attached to a wall or freestanding structure. This framework includes planters, modules, or pockets that hold the growing media and plants in place.

Installation Types

There are different types of installations for green walls:

  • Modular Panels: Built-in pockets for planting, allowing easy installation and maintenance.
  • Tray-based System: Individual plant containers inserted into the framework.
  • Felt System: Pockets made from geo fabric material, offering flexibility in plant selection and arrangement.

Watch our installation video for more details.

Installation Types
Benefits of Green Wall

Benefits of Green Wall

  • Enhances visual appeal of indoor and outdoor spaces.
  • Purifies air by absorbing pollutants and releasing oxygen.
  • Provides insulation, reducing energy costs.
  • Creates microhabitats promoting biodiversity.

Location

Green walls are ideal for urban environments and small spaces where traditional gardening isn’t feasible. Select a location based on sunlight, space, and accessibility. Ideal spots include dead walls, balconies, and fences.

Location for Green Wall
Plant Selection

Design & Plant Selection

Vertical Gardens offer endless design possibilities. You can experiment with different plant combinations, arrangements, and colors to create unique and eye–catching displays. Vertical gardens can also incorporate artistic elements like sculptures or decorative features.

You can select different varieties of plants:
  • Syngonium
  • Philodendron Gold
  • Ferns
  • Miniature Schefflera
  • Spathiphyllum
  • Roheo
  • Anthurium
  • Money Plants
  • Oxycardium
  • Chlorophytum
Planting Media

Planting Media

Planting Media is a crucial element for growing plants in green wall. It provides support and nutrients for plants, and allows proper water drainage. Potting mix should be taken in proper proportion that includes soil, cocopeat, vermiculite, perlite and organic manure (vermicompost).

Drip Irrigation

Proper irrigation is essential for vertical gardens. Drip irrigation or recirculating water systems efficiently deliver water and nutrients to plants.

  • Use a screen filter to prevent dripper blockage.
  • Install a Bluetooth timer for automated watering.
  • Add drippers with different flow rates (2, 4, 8 LPH) as per plant needs.
Drip Irrigation System
Green Wall Maintenance

Green Wall Maintenance

Maintenance depends on plant type and irrigation system complexity. Some setups are low-maintenance with hardy plants, while others require more attention. Regular watering, occasional pruning, and the use of water-soluble fertilizers will keep your green wall healthy and vibrant.