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Bonsai are very unique and beautiful. They are a very intriguing art form and a creative outlet. Bonsai hobbyists who own and cultivate a love of bonsai and are passionate about what they do. It shows when people see these incredible creations. Those wishing to get into the bonsai hobby will be rewarded with more than just a beautiful bonsai tree.
Gardening has become a major topic for stress relief and bonsai gardening is no exception. They are a great stress reliever that other hobbies may not offer. Working and living with nature, and the feeling of caring for nature is like no other. Bonsai gardening can offer immense satisfaction for those who are willing to invest their time in this hobby. As with anything, the amount of energy one puts into an activity will be the most successful. A sense of accomplishment that may be lacking in everyday life can be found in caring for a bonsai tree or any other type of garden. Plants, trees and shrubs can add decoration and make a house look great and can add peace and contentment to one’s life. By physically working in your own garden, you are taking a step towards a healthier lifestyle. Therefore, gardening can be considered as a way to achieve both internal (health and tranquility) and external (garden, bonsai) health and beauty.
Bonsai trees require strict regular care! You must constantly worry about proper care (watering, fertilizing and pruning). Unlike plants, trees and shrubs that remain outdoors, in bonsai you have to prune the roots. This is an art form, and just like painting, one can gain serenity and achievement simply by stepping away from their everyday life and into the peaceful world of their bonsai garden. This kind of hobby requires an enormous amount of patience, a trait that we desperately need in this world we live in. As a conclusion we can say that caring for Bonsai trees can offer benefits for their caretaker. This hobby is not only quite peaceful, it is also a living art. Like painting or any form of creative art, bonsai needs constant attention and love to achieve its full beauty. With personal care, a bonsai garden can become the centerpiece of the home.
Houseplants can also clean the air. The good news is that a classic NASA study found that common houseplants could improve air quality. In fact, they reported that houseplants were able to remove up to 87 percent of toxins from the air in 24 hours. The recommendation? Use 15-18 “good size” houseplants in 6- to 8-inch-diameter containers for an 1800-square-foot home. Plants can remove a variety of toxic air emissions, including ammonia, formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, benzene, xylene, and trichlorethylene. Check out the chart above for some of the best plant varieties to choose from, and remember: the healthier the plant, the more purifying it will be.
Plants fight fatigue and colds. According to a study from the Norwegian University of Agriculture, houseplants can reduce fatigue, coughs, sore throats and other cold-related illnesses by more than 30%, in part by increasing humidity levels and decrease dust. So the art of bonsai can be a very healthy lifestyle to participate in. It will leave you with a great sense of guaranteed achievement.