What's going on everyone Kevin from Epic Gardening here? We're back again with

Karina of Sacred Elements and today we are talking more about house plants and

specifically we're talking about how Karina feels that, you know, house plants kind of need each other.

Why maybe you should consider growing house plants in clusters or arranging them in certain ways or you know why they might be helping each

other out to take care of themselves in a way so I think that's a really interesting

topic it's certainly something that could be a little out there.

I'm really curious to hear from Karina why she thinks that and maybe chime in a little bit myself.

So Karina, why do plants need each other or why do you grow so many and arrange them in certain ways?

Hi, so this one is much more experience-based and a lot less science-based. So if you've seen my house and

Instagram or YouTube you see that I have quite a few house plants.

Probably upwards of 200 to 300 at this point,

I stopped counting.

I don't want to know actually.

And I have noticed over the years that the more plants that are in the same environment, the happier they seem to be.

And I've also kind of come to this conclusion after answering a lot of

d.ms over the years from people who might have one single plan and can't

figure out how to take care of it and they're sad because it doesn't seem to be thriving and what should they do?

So that was kind of originally why I started thinking of house plants feeding off of each other and feeding off of their energy there again I say energy

I know a lot of people go oh that's how I feel about them I think they need each other I think they need the company I think that the

the leads I mean the humidity of them I think just the everything it's going to off gas is going to be

complementary or not complementary to them depending on the type of

environment they're in I don't know it's it's kind of more like I said it's kind of

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