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Indoor Plants That Can Boost Your Mental Health

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Lavender:

The lavender gives relaxing and also soothes an individual from anxiety and keeps stress low, hence inducing relaxation with its savoring fragrance.

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Jasmine:

The sweet scent of jasmine, along with its soft white or yellowish flowers, uplifts the spirit and creates an atmosphere of relaxation.

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Lemon Balm:

A lemon-scented mint plant that calms and wards off anxiety and stress but has the power to appeal pollinators with its quiet charm.

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Rosemary:

This kitchen herb could do more than help in the preparation of meals as it also has a refreshing aroma, thereby enhancing memory, relieving anxiety, and also stimulating the mind.

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Gerbera Daisy:

Another of those flowers that bring cheer into a place, all the while brightening it up and also purifying the air, by adding to mood boost.

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Chrysanthemum:

With all its warm colours, chrysanthemum helps purify the air and creates calmness by reducing stress and worry.

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Snake Plant:

The snake plant is very low maintenance yet very tough, it purifies the air and maintains non-stressful indoor atmospheres.

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Red-Edged Dracaena:

Dramatic foliage helps this plant to absorb air toxins and contribute to a calm indoor space.

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Peace Lily:

Its mild white flowers and leaves are related to low-stress affinity; happiest living with this plant is for people seeking calmness.

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