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National Houseplant Appreciation Day proves plants do more than just sit pretty
Indoor plants improve air quality, reduce visual fatigue, and enhance focus in work-from-home spaces, offering benefits with minimal upkeep, experts say.
- This year, National Houseplant Appreciation Day highlights indoor houseplants as quietly useful home elements and encourages treating them as intentional design pieces.
- Indoor plants can improve indoor air by absorbing carbon dioxide, releasing oxygen, and increasing humidity while supporting home emotional balance.
- Design-Wise, strategic placement uses taller plants to define corners while succulents, spider plants, English ivy, and bamboo palms suit varied light and low-care needs, and repotting or new pots refresh layouts.
- Adding greenery can sharpen focus and reduce visual fatigue in enclosed rooms, making work-from-home desks and shared work areas feel lighter and more comfortable.
- Over time, care tasks like watering and trimming create manageable routines while visible growth from new leaves encourages patience, and keeping plants within about 6 to 8 square feet of people who sit or sleep preserves benefits.
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National Houseplant Appreciation Day proves plants do more than just sit pretty
Houseplants do far more than pose on shelves, and this year’s celebration of National Houseplant Appreciation Day finally gives them their long-awaited moment. One indoor ... Read moreThe post National Houseplant Appreciation Day proves plants do more than just sit…
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