Houseplant Appreciation Day

National Houseplant Appreciation Day is dedicated to the silent inhabitants of our homes. They are beautiful in the rays of the morning sun and always cheer us up. Did you know that many people talk to them and claim it works like therapy?

History

Plants were grown in ancient times, as evidenced by frescoes depicting pots. More than a thousand years ago, this practice was common in China and the East, and the Greeks and Romans also participated in it. Notably, during the excavations of the famous Pompeii, researchers found that the villas were decorated with flowers. As you can see, it is difficult to pinpoint who first founded this hobby!

National Houseplant Appreciation Day was invented and successfully introduced by a network of gardeners who couldn’t leave the world without this celebration. In many families, houseplants are cared for, cherished, and eagerly awaited to bloom. If you have never grown plants at home, today is the perfect day to start with your first living flower!

Interesting facts

Houseplants:

• Make the apartment cozy, humidify the air, and complement any interior—an ideal element of decor;
• Reduce the effect of electromagnetic radiation—certain types are specially placed near TVs and computers;
• Are suitable for allergy sufferers—contact with many species does not cause symptoms;
• Secrete essential oils that positively affect the nervous system and reduce stress;
• Require attention and proper care, and they will delight you with their beauty for many years!

How to celebrate

On National Houseplant Appreciation Day, carry out the necessary procedures—refresh the plants, add water, and transplant them into spacious pots. Before taking any action, be sure to learn about the care requirements of specific species to avoid any mistakes. Purchase relevant literature or consult a professional.

When is Houseplant Appreciation Day in 2025?

Houseplant Appreciation Day is observed on January 10 each year.

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