I have recently started to keep plants in my room and ever since I have felt more calm in my surroundings. I also name and talk to my plants, and they seem to enjoy it. Today I took one of the plants out of my room and I came back in my room about 3 hours later and all the plants looked droopy. I decided to place the plant back in my room and came back in later and they were all perked up again. Thanks for the informational video!!
hello darling thanks for sharing this amazing information! and yes the plant response for us! how ever, i just checked at google: "A bedroom with plants is far better than one without. They help in purifying the air, relieve stress, boost your creative side, and much more. keeping plants in the bedroom can help you get rid of toxic gasses as they filter the air thoroughly." which is good, on the other hand, i heard that if you put too much plants in the bedroom they may "steal the oxygen" so i suggest u to check that out to make sure everything is perfect! thanks again.
@@emilyfrederickson1670 thank you! not really, actually they prefer the same music you prefer! I talked about it at minute: 18:36 in this video, check it out. enjoy your day and your plants and your life :) wish u the best!
Hey I’m wondering where you got the info about the arum plant changing smell based on environment /animals? I’m having a hard time finding anyone else talking about this! Thank you! Loved the video ✨
hello! well there alot of articles on this subject, i read it not it english, but i find one in english, link: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.09.29.318089v1.full . "Arum inflorescences attract their pollinators, , using complex blends of VOCs which appear to vary across the species distribution range (Kite 1995; Kite et al. 1998; Diaz and Kite 2002; Chartier et al. 2011; Chartier et al. 2013). These odor blends are thought to mimic the odor of dung or rotting organic matter, the natural brood sites of these Psychodidae (Lack and Diaz 1991).....Spatial and temporal variation in pollinators may drive floral odor variation through one or more of the evolutionary processes..... Following the ‘local vs. foreign’ definition of local adaptation (Kawecki and Ebert 2004) we might predict that Arum populations harbor distinct floral odor variations, which maximize the attraction of their dominant local pollinator species... " I left the names of the researchers in case you want to read more! and im so happy that you like it! thank you so much!!
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Wow! Plants rule the world where they stand. Are we really ourself? Or stride along where plant lead us
good question
I have recently started to keep plants in my room and ever since I have felt more calm in my surroundings. I also name and talk to my plants, and they seem to enjoy it. Today I took one of the plants out of my room and I came back in my room about 3 hours later and all the plants looked droopy. I decided to place the plant back in my room and came back in later and they were all perked up again. Thanks for the informational video!!
hello darling thanks for sharing this amazing information! and yes the plant response for us! how ever, i just checked at google: "A bedroom with plants is far better than one without. They help in purifying the air, relieve stress, boost your creative side, and much more. keeping plants in the bedroom can help you get rid of toxic gasses as they filter the air thoroughly." which is good, on the other hand, i heard that if you put too much plants in the bedroom they may "steal the oxygen" so i suggest u to check that out to make sure everything is perfect! thanks again.
I will look into that, thank you for letting me know. Is there any type of music plants enjoy more then others??
@@emilyfrederickson1670 thank you! not really, actually they prefer the same music you prefer! I talked about it at minute: 18:36 in this video, check it out. enjoy your day and your plants and your life :) wish u the best!
Hey I’m wondering where you got the info about the arum plant changing smell based on environment /animals? I’m having a hard time finding anyone else talking about this! Thank you! Loved the video ✨
hello! well there alot of articles on this subject, i read it not it english, but i find one in english, link: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.09.29.318089v1.full . "Arum inflorescences attract their pollinators, , using complex blends of VOCs which appear to vary across the species distribution range (Kite 1995; Kite et al. 1998; Diaz and Kite 2002; Chartier et al. 2011; Chartier et al. 2013). These odor blends are thought to mimic the odor of dung or rotting organic matter, the natural brood sites of these Psychodidae (Lack and Diaz 1991).....Spatial and temporal variation in pollinators may drive floral odor variation through one or more of the evolutionary processes..... Following the ‘local vs. foreign’ definition of local adaptation (Kawecki and Ebert 2004) we might predict that Arum populations harbor distinct floral odor variations, which maximize the attraction of their dominant local pollinator species... " I left the names of the researchers in case you want to read more! and im so happy that you like it! thank you so much!!
@@ExpandYourMind. Great! Thank you for this. Much appreciated 🙏🙏 super crazy and interesting!
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@@ExpandYourMind.amazing thanks
It's all about the vibes.
Thanks this was very interesting information and that is some impressive chalk board drawings if it is not done on computer or anything lol
wow thank for your comment!! well it is done by computer, but wasn't that easy like its sounds lol!
Maybe plants have the most basic form of consciousness?
ya i think they absolutely are basis on the information i found
I think planets have the most basic form of consciousness.
@anewdayali2538 consciousness most basic aspect is pure awareness, whereas consciousness as we experience it is awareness of itself