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If you are a plant enthusiast but can’t find space for your green friends; then tabletop gardens are the perfect option. A garden atop your study table or work desk is just the thing you need to spruce up your working space. Whether you are an ace at gardening or a neophyte, you can create your very own tabletop garden with the following tips
Indoor plants have the capability to turn any dull and boring space into an esthetically pleasing one, who else isn't aware of the power of these beautiful plants? But, the benefits of adding some houseplants to your space are not limited to beautification. Some plants are unique in their own way, they make your space more restful and inviting, and more importantly, they cleanse indoor air, allowing you to breathe fresh, and feel amazing! So, here we've got you covered with a list of the top 7 plants that are known to purify indoor air.
When spring knocks at the door, plants come out of their dormant period. As your plants emerge from their winter slumber, preparing them for the growing season is crucial. This is the perfect time to give them a thorough cleaning. From dusting the leaves to changing the soil and pot; spring cleaning can be an overwhelming task for some plant parents. A deep spring cleaning promotes healthy growth. Follow the steps below to turn spring cleaning from a daunting process to an enjoyable one.
When we think about getting houseplants for our home, the kitchen is the last place on our minds. But why? The kitchen is the heart of the house. It deserves a touch of nature for a lively feel. Along with enhancing the aesthetic appeal of any space, plants are also known to increase creativity. Invest in a few of these low-maintenance houseplants to add some color to your kitchen.
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Plants, without a doubt, deserve to be loved and cared for. As plant parents, we aim to provide the best for our plant babies. Although, sometimes, this could go wrong. Plants may not have a voice, but they are excellent communicators. If you look closely, you will be able to tell whether your plant is happy or not. Droopy leaves, foul smell, and fading color are all signs that your plant is sad.
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