Inside plant guru’s wild ‘jungle’ bedroom with HUNDREDS of ferns and shrubs

A young plant enthusiast has transformed his bedroom into a jungle oasis with an array of plant species that surround his walls. 

18-year-old Dom, from Queensland, created his very own indoor jungle with vines that reach the ceiling and leaves that dangle down toward the floor.

Just some of the species thriving in his room and hallway are fiddle leaf fig, devil’s ivy, peace lily and mother-in-law’s tongue.  

Owning so many plants does attract pests but Dom says to keep Fungus gnats away to not overwater them and to let all plants dry before watering again. 

He shared shots of his tropical room to a plant loving Facebook page and received hundreds of likes and comments from fellow green thumbs.

‘Oh wow! How absolutely stunning. Just like sleeping in your own jungle,’ a plant fan wrote. 

‘This is so very tranquil and green. Nice place to zen out,’ another wrote. 

‘You must be having way too much oxygen in there,’ another jokingly wrote. 

Another plant enthusiast from Melbourne has also transformed his entire home into a luscious green ‘jungle’ after years of collecting rare and unusual plants. 

25-year-old, Adam Lin,  owns more than 300 plants worth over $50,000 and says his love for indoor gardening blossomed back in 2016.

The plant lover started up the popular Instagram page Thirsty Plant Baby and has decorated his home with a plethora of potted and hanging greenery.

‘When I see an empty space, I immediately have a vision of how it would look like when it’s filled up with plants, it has certainly become an instinct when it comes to that,’ Adam told Daily Mail Australia.

His indoor plant sanctuary has brought a source of great joy into his life. 

‘I get anxiety quite often so gardening has helped me through that, it brings me calmness and some peace I need during the hard times,’ Adam said. 

Despite having hundreds of plants under his roof, Adam explained how he doesn’t have a watering schedule in place as every plant is different. 

‘Every plant requires different watering times so checking your plants on a regular basis is more ideal,’ he said. 

For beginners, he said you also need to understand the conditions inside your home, he urges plant lovers to buy large foliage plants to ‘create a focus point’.

‘If you don’t know where to start, try your local nurseries, as they will have plants that will thrive in the area you are living in and they can also give you advice on what plant to start with,’ Adam said.