Due to the atypical years we live, growing plants has become a hobby for many. More than a form of distraction, plants are much more than decoration or an aesthetic object. With them, environments gain more life and serenity, in addition to many holistic benefits.
Nature and holistic energy
The vegetation contributes to stress and anxiety reductionimproves concentration, the feeling of well-being and leaves the fresher and flavored. The process of photosynthesis assists in the release of oxygen, helping in the indoor air purificationmaking the environment more livable and the quality of life as a whole, healthier.
Plants have the power to attract prosperitygive us a feeling of serenity, some have the power to repel insects and bring a lot of joy and life to environments.
“Every living being has a vibrational field, plants have the power to transmute the energy of a house. Each plant has an energy pattern and can help heal emotions,” says architect and interior designer Elaine Alberico.
care and maintenance
Today the biophilia – a philosophy that seeks to approach and learn from nature and its forms – is in vogue, with more and more designers and architects looking to blueprints for project solutions.
However, because they are living beings, it is very important to take into account issues such as species, place where the plant will develop and the climate of the region, as well as the routine of the resident and their availability for care.
“It is important to have a minimum of knowledge about the plant you decide to grow. When choosing, it is worth mentioning whether the plant identifies with sun or shade, whether it bears flowers or fruits, its life cycle, whether it will adapt to your routine”, says the professional. Always prioritize places with natural light and provide water, fertilizer and, if necessary, automatic irrigation.
With regard to investment, it is worth mentioning that it will depend a lot on the choice of plant and the season of the year, as it is also linked to the scarcity of the species, number of seedlings and specialized labor.
The foliage is usually more durable and less maintenance, is not very delicate and does not require daily watering, unlike many plants that bloom throughout the year. But be careful, they accumulate dust and periodic cleaning is necessary so as not to accumulate dust, which is harmful to residents with respiratory problems.
If you want to bring new holistic energy into your home, check out the species below and their care!
Species that bring holistic energy
1. Peace Lily
The peace lily is a super beautiful flower that conveys the tranquility that its name carries. With its dark green leaves, it likes shade, moist but never soggy soil.
It is a plant that transmutes the dense energy of the place in addition to minimizing the electromagnetic fields of the devices around it. The only contraindication is your toxicitywhich makes it dangerous for pets, especially cats.
2. Lady of the Night
This species exudes a peculiar scent at night (as the name suggests) and its flowering is more frequent from spring to late summer. She adapts to various climate types, but attention to her strong aroma, not everyone is a big fan.
3. Adam’s Rib
Adam’s rib is widely used in home decoration and is very fashionable for its sculptural and eye-catching leaves. This plant requires shade, regular watering and its foliage can create beautiful floral arrangements in the water around the house.
4. Sword of Saint George
The São Jorge sword is a plant that adapts well both in the shade and in the sun and requires little maintenance, in addition to being super resistant and offering an extra charm to the place.
But attention, because it is of the fire element and has pointed shapes, the ideal is that it stays in places of little permanence or even in the external area of the house, because in excess, it can motivate conflicts.
5. mint
A mint it can help those who have respiratory diseases such as asthma or digestive problems. They help to improve allergies, colds and coughs. At aromatherapyits essential oil brings focus and concentration, in addition to many other benefits.
6. Fern
Ferns are very popular and frequent in homes, due to their practicality and beauty. They are bulky, usually stay in high places, need natural light and frequent watering. They are also very suitable for minimizing the electromagnetic fields around them.
7. Orchids
Symbol of love and perfection, orchids are plants with durable flowers, of different species, shapes, colors and sizes. They require small but frequent care, but offer more life to the place through their beauty and unique color.
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