We cant complain much as we settle down on the 10th floor of an apartment here. Vegetable gardening will definitely take a new turn without the luxury of space I had been enjoying. For now I am venturing into OFFICE PLANTS....
To start with lets share what Laura Hampton had in mind.
1. Plants clean the air
Plants have been scientifically proven to remove harmful toxins and VOCs from the air. These toxins are emitted into our environment, particularly our office spaces, by everyday objects and materials such as computers, printers, clothing and even carpets. By turning these toxins into food for themselves and, in turn, emitting oxygen, plants clean the air we breathe.2. Plants make us healthier
33 million working days and £16 billion are lost through illness at work each year. One of the effects of the cleaner air produced by plants is that we become healthier. The placement of plants in work spaces has been proven to decrease levels of absenteeism due to sickness and minor ailments such as coughing, colds, sneezing and headaches.3. Plants make us more productive and efficient
By removing harmful toxins from the air, plants help us to keep a clear head, thus making us more productive. The calming effects of plants reduce stress in the office too, meaning we can spend more time and energy on work and less on being stressed.4. Plants reduce humidity and conserve energy
Plants create their own micro-climate around them as they absorb heat, reducing the amount of air conditioning necessary and thus saving businesses money.5. Just one plant can make a big difference
Recent research has proven that just one plant can make a huge difference to the productivity, cleanliness of air, stress levels and environment. Everyone feels more appreciated, happier, healthier and more productive when plants are around.To find out more about the benefits of plants, or to find an interior landscaper who can meet your indoor planting needs, visit www.efig.eu.com.
and for now three young bakawali
will form
the focal point of
"my green office"
Bakawali, new office plant. |
______ bangchik and kakdah ______
putrajaya
Salam.
ReplyDeleteSaya baru tahu yang bakawali juga boleh dijadikan pokok hiasan di pejabat!
boleh saja, asalkan ada sedikit cahaya matahari, air dan baja.
DeleteI look forward to learning about your office plants and (hopefully) plants you might grow in your apartment!
ReplyDeleteThanks Theanne, bakawali seem to enjoy office environment. But our apartment doesn't have real space for plants.
DeleteThanks for sharing such valuable information.. I am very lucky to get this tips from you.
ReplyDeletevegetable garden toowoomba
Dev.., am glad the blog is some use to you.
DeleteBangkik and kakdah
ReplyDeletecant imagine you transferred so often.
Just have to learn your garden skills and spirit to go on living so fully.
Dew... tiring but living in different places is fun too...
DeleteAssalamualaikum
ReplyDeleteBangchik n Kakdah
Apa khabar?
Lama dah x dengar khabar.
Harap semua sihat dalam rahmat Allah.. ameen.. really miss to get updates from you.
umi..... kami sihat, pokok pun tak ada nak update. Tenguk le nanti macam mana..
DeleteYou have such a great green thumb! SUre your apartment will soon become a garden!
ReplyDeleteOnly Sansevieria trifasciata at the apartment, and bakawali at the office..... haha.
DeleteI read this post fully concerning the difference of latest and former stuff, it is awesome article. Gildan
ReplyDeletethanks... i really need a space to grow plants and keep writing.
DeleteHello Bangchik, Kakdah,
ReplyDeleteWhat a good idea! Green for oxygen... yes I need it also!!
Happy working :-)
.. steph , O2 yes...!!!
DeleteKeep writing Tuan...
ReplyDeleteLearn alot from you
tq azrin...
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