Help to grow Trees

Trees have feelings and they also feel love

Plants may not have eyes, ears or a tongue, but their skin can perform many of the same functions. Plants are not only aware of when it rains or when it’s windy, but they can respond accordingly.

Do trees have feelings?

Trees can feel pain, and they have emotions, such as fear. They like to stand close to each other and cuddle. Trees adore company and like to take things slow.

Although they may seem passive, plants have their own complex sensory systems too, designed to respond to dangers or other changes in their environment.

Plants Really Do Respond to The Way We Touch Them, Scientists Reveal. ... "Although people generally assume plants don't feel when they are being touched, this shows that they are actually very sensitive to it," said lead researcher Olivier Van Aken from the University of Western Australia.

Make a Happy Home for Plants

REPOTTING:-

It’s important to transfer your new plant to its new home soon after buying it. This gives the roots more room to settle, allowing the plant to grow. Be careful about the type of soil that you use.

WATER:-

The most important requirement to keep your plant healthy, growing and happy is the right amount of water. Unfortunately you never know precisely how much water a plant needs, but luckily it can show you how it’s feeling. If some of the leaves are yellow, it’s often too wet. If the leaves have brown edges, the plant is getting too little water and its leaves are drying out. Every plant is different and has different watering requirements.

TREATS:-

Even though they're indoor plants, no plant likes having a layer of dust on its leaves. It makes it harder for them to emit oxygen and makes them more prone to damage and less attractive to look at. So wipe the leaves with a damp cloth once a week. Also treat your plants to a misting regularly: the leaves love to be sprayed, since that reminds them of the tropical or natural environments from which they originate. Get spraying!

HELP YOUR PLANT:-

Finally you can also support your plant by giving it some food from time to time during the summer. At that time it grows vigorously, and so it can do with some extra energy. Find out beforehand what sort of food your plant enjoys. You can find this information online on the websites of garden centers or plant bloggers. Never place your plant in a draughty spot. Ideally it should be a place with indirect sunlight and a constant temperature - that’s where your plant will be happiest.