Ankur Nurseries Blog

  In the recent pandemic situation, we spent most of our time indoors, working from home or at our workplaces. In such situations, indoor plants can help us reconnect with nature in our own little way. We all know that plants developed thousands of years before humans were walking the earth and much before humans started living in “houses”. So when we decided to bring plants into our houses and work areas as “indoor plants”, we actually brought in “outdoor, shade loving” plants into our houses as “indoor plants”. This is an important aspect to remember because though there is a wide range of plant varieties which can live comfortably indoors, these plants too need sufficient light and good ventilation to thrive.   In addition to bringing colour, vibrancy and liveliness to the indoor decor in our homes and work areas, many indoor plants are air purifying plants. In fact,   several studies   have been conducted showing that   certain indoor plant varieties c...

Biophilia is defined as the innate human instinct to connect with nature and other living beings. However, as human life became more city centric, workplaces became more and more confined to cement and steel structures. This consequently was far from any natural environment. However, to overcome this and to spend some time in the midst of greenery, man brought nature into his living and working spaces, in the form of potted plants and balcony gardens. Various studies have proven the benefits of adding plants and greenery in work spaces for employees.  Some of the many advantages you can bring to your working environment by adding some greenery to it, are.  Reduces Stress  Indoor plants are complete stress busters for you. The colour green bings a feeling of safety and relaxation. Adding greenery in workplaces, in the form of green potted plants or vertical gardens minimize issues like anxiety, depression, anger, hostility, fatigue, and more in the workforce. Increase...