It's not always the BIG things that can affect your mood. Simply the colors that surround us can have a huge effect on our state of mind and mood. It’s important to understand how color can affect you and create an environment of peacefulness and creativity. Each individual responds to different colors in a different way, depending on associations, religion, culture. Your own personal experiences will determine how you observe and interpret certain colors. For example, you might find the color red as a positive influence on your mood or you might realize that the color green disturbs you because of certain experiences in your past. You might even find that certain color combinations enhance or decrease your mood, accordingly....
Succulents and cacti are some of the most particular and charismatic plants. While these plants are known for surviving on very little water intake, you can still grow them primarily in water like any other plant! Enjoy being part of the magical process and physically seeing the roots grow: an experience you will not otherwise have with potted plants. The number one concern for succulent and cacti is root rot. Overwatering is one of the fastest ways that cacti and succulents are killed when growing in soil. If the roots do not receive enough air circulation, the roots will suffocate and become mushy. Luckily, they can be grown in water and there are several ways to ensure happy and healthy plants living in water long term. This includes keeping the roots clean,...
There is a new way to grow your favorite plants that does not require any dirt. Hydroponics is the practice of growing plants completely in water, without the hassle or mess of potting soil. While it may sound very scientific, hydroponic gardening is surprisingly simple and one of the most rewarding ways to welcome new growth into your home. This method is also perfect for beginners ready to try their hand with houseplants and gardening! All you need is:A glass with water, a Claroplants, and a plant cutting to regrow This guide works best for vining plants such as pothos, philodendrons, tradescantias, and monsteras. Not all plants can propagate via cuttings, so be sure to do your research before cutting your...
