Expensive Decision to Reduce Indoor Plants
Would it be wise to cut out indoor plants from the budget? Management teams are under increasing pressure to improve income and reduce expenditure. Cutting out indoor plants from the budget may look an easy solution. However, this short-term saving could prove to be an expensive mistake! Why would it be a brave and expensive decision to remove indoor plants from an annual budget? Many studies, by university-professionals show that indoor plants are no longer an extravagance. A study by the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) showed that one of the many benefits of plants was a 40-60% reduction in negative moods. In the control group (no plants present), stress levels rose by 20%. The measured levels of anger; anxiety; depression; confusion; fatigue and stress were all found to be lower in the study group where plants were present. More information about the UTS study: https://asn.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=8b4dd486cfc86b2e2c7ac5dca&id=d3b5b603f2&e=d23d68ffe1