National Houseplant Appreciation Day
Planting house plants is one of the easiest ways to improve a space. Many of us will skip some of our regular activities, including houseplant care, during the busy holidays.. On January 10th, National Houseplant Appreciation Day reminds homeowners that their houseplants need a little extra care to keep them flourishing.
Many people with green thumbs know that having houseplants comes with many health benefits, some of which are even supported by science.
Houseplant benefits
- Indoor plants can increase productivity and results in the workplace and in school, according to some studies
- Caring for plants has therapeutic benefits, which helps to reduce anxiety. Indoor gardening can help to reduce depression, anxiety, and dementia symptoms similar to outdoor gardening
- Plants can improve indoor air quality for indoor spaces, according to a report published in 1989 by NASA that showed that plants can improve the air quality for indoor spaces. This report makes sense because plants consume carbon dioxide and produce oxygen, as we all know from elementary science. The more plants you have, the more effective they are at improving air quality. Specific plant species are more effective than others, as well as others... For example, Boston ferns, spider plants, ficus, rubber trees, and bamboo palms clean the air more effectively than other plants
- Increased humidity – particularly in dryer climates and in the winter months – when plants release moisture into the air, they raise the humidity in a room. Humidity contributes to a home's comfort level, and we can also breathe more easily when the humidity in our homes is balanced. In addition, plants are prettier than humidifiers..
As you can see, houseplants are a must be applauded. Beyond these benefits, houseplants bring the outdoors indoors, where it can be enjoyed all year round. They infuse our houses with color.
You don't have to have a green thumb to care for houseplants either. nsevieria, or spider plant, to start with forgiving plants such as pathos, philodendron, sansevieria, or spider plant. These plants will grow back if you forget to water them, and they won't whine if you mistakenly overwater them.
How to recognize #houseplantappreciationday
Give your plants some love during National Houseplant Appreciation Day. Check their soil, make sure their roots are healthy, and perhaps talk to them. We also suggest: We also suggest: We also suggest:
- Adding to your plant collection
- Pruning has outgrown plants and is giving Pruning the cuttings for trade
- Joining a plant group... These organizations support plant enthusiasts in determining root causes of plant diseases. They also provide plant swaps for cuttings and full-sized plants.
- For the first time, I'm buying a plant for the first time. Be sure to pick plants that are not harmful to pets and children
- Taking a class. Learn how to care for plants, access resources, and increase your horticulture knowledge
- Images of your plant collection are shared on your website
Be sure to join the discussion by using #HouseplantAppreciationDay on social media...
The national houseplant appreciation day is the longest in history
In 2012, the Gardening Network introduced National Houseplant Appreciation Day to help keep houseplants thriving through the winter months. The day also celebrates all the benefits of growing houseplants.
Houseplant FAQ
Q. Do houseplants need a lot of attention?
A. The majority of houseplants do not need a lot of attention, but they do not need a lot of attention. They primarily need water, light, and occasional fertilizer, and occasionally fertilizer. They may need pruning or repotting as they grow.
Is succulents easy to grow? Q. Is succulents easier to grow?
A. Many succulents are easy to grow. Overwatering is usually a problem for succulents. The key is to allow the soil to dry between waterings and then give them a refreshing drink of water. The soil should not necessarily be damp, so it should not be wet. The light requirements for succulents are variable, but succulents thrive when they are warm and receive consistent light. Place your succulent near a well-lit window or under a lamp that is on at least 6 hours per day, or under a lamp that is on at least 6 hours per day.
I have a lot of plants. Q. I have a lot of plants. Is there a good way to group them?
Plant enthusiasts know that organizing plants can be difficult. A. Plant lovers know that organizing plants can be difficult. It's vital to make sure all the plants get the right amount of light and are easy to care for. Plants can be placed on a wrinkled rack, which is one way to do this. For this purpose, a baker's rack is ideally suited.
