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Sarah Mccormack
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Hi, My name is Sarah, and today we'll be talking about house plants.
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Many people don't know where to start when it comes to plants,
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or some may think they require no work.
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It all depends on the plant
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and what you are looking for.
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If you want a low maintenance plant, which is recommended for beginners
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and do some research and find yourself alone. Maintenance plant.
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If you want to hide maintenance,
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plant and want the challenge and search for a high maintenance plant,
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some beginner plants would be a cactus,
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which requires low water and full Sutton.
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Some types of cactuses include
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Christmas
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Barrel,
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Bunny, ear
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and moon.
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Yeah,
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another beginner friendly plant would be the pathos.
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This requires low water and partial sun,
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some of the types of pot. Those include
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neon queen,
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golden
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and many more.
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The last week in our plant I would recommend
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be the snake plant.
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This requires low water and note to little son.
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Some types of snake plants include
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Bird's Nest
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Moonshine
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in Starfish.
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It is best to buy your plants at local greenhouses
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and try to avoid stores like Walmart or Ikea to find your plants.
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Yeah,
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the biggest mistakes where plants are overwatering.
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Don't water your plant daily unless it's required
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to water her plant correctly. Dry all the soil out completely,
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usually about an inch deep in the dirt should be dry
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then so thoroughly for watering.
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Your plant will speak to you.
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If it's drooping,
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then it's most likely going to need water soon.
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Most importantly,
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researcher plants needs for lighting and watering conditions to figure
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out what you need to let your plants survive.
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Plants have been proven to reduce anxiety in any mental distress
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by providing a green space to calm the mind.
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Think about it like you're taking a walk in the forest
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with all the greenery surrounding you,
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you feel calming and at peace.
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House plants can also increase air quality
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and productivity,
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since it is a hobby trying to take care of your pants
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plants and watching them grow.
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If you ever scared or don't know where to start,
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then do your research and don't overthink it
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