In homes, succulants thrive in room temperature environments. They will not only add green to your living space any time of the year, but they will also bloom in season, thereby splashing the canvas of your home with color.

Unlike most plants, succulents do not release carbon dioxide at night. Instead, they continue to produce oxygen. This continuous burst of oxygen freshens the air in your house and improves your breathing.

Horticultural therapy research conducted by the University of Kansas found that patients seemed to need less pain medication when they had plants in their hospital rooms.

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Productivity is to be improved in places where plants are present. It assists not only in improving concentration and focus but also reduces one’s blood pressure and increases one's productivity by up to 15 percent as it gives a positive effect on their mood.

A physical connection with nature, such as touching and smelling them, helps make the environment comfortable, and relaxed mitigating physiological and psychological stress as well. 

Psychology research conducted by the University of Michigan reveals that memory can benefit from interacting with nature, whether that means walking in a park, or merely growing plants in your office.