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Areca Palm Care Tips

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 The Areca Palm is grown as an ornamental plant in gardens in tropical and subtropical regions, and elsewhere indoors as a houseplant and it’s highly rated for cleaning indoor air. Also known as the Butterfly Palm, because of its arching yellowish-green fronds, and the Party Palm, because it’s widely rented for weddings and parties.                                                         Common Name: Areca Palm, Butterfly Palm, Golden Cane Palm, or Yellow Palm Botanical Name: Dypsis Lutescens Native To: Madagascar and South India Care Taking: Easy Sunlight: Partial Shade Placement: Indoor, Outdoor, Living Room Soil: Rich and Moist Watering: Twice a week Watering Anytime during the year, it is important to mist water on the leaves regularly. This recreates its natural environment living conditions which are rather moist. Spring and summer is the time of the year when areca grow most. Water regularly while letting the soil mix dry in the surface before watering again. Wat

Breathe Tranquility into Your Home with a Buddha Statue

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                                                               You don’t have to be a practicing Buddhist to experience the peace and calm that being around a statue of Buddha can bring. The term Buddha means ‘The Enlightened One’, and Gautama Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, was believed to have attained a state of perfect wisdom and balance with the forces of nature.                                                           Having a statue of Buddha at home can energies all the sectors of your life positively, strengthening all the weak aspects and enhancing positivity in your home. The ancient sciences of Feng Shui and Vastu both have a lot to say about the precise placement of the statue in your home, to optimize the chi or the flow of vital life energy within your home.  Some General Rules to be Followed when Placing a Buddha Statue in Your Home * Never place the figure on the floor. It should always be on a pedestal and given the respect that the Master deserves. * If the statue