And it’s not just a question of aesthetics: a plant can bring great benefits to this space in your home.
By Pia Lang

While it may seem like a bit of a limited place, we’re sure you can find a space to put plants in your kitchen. And it’s not just a question of aesthetics: a plant can bring great benefits to this space in your home. We invite you to know 5 reasons to have plants in your kitchen and how you can welcome them without complications.
Why have one or more plants in the kitchen?

1- We know that cooking can generate a good atmosphere at home, having a plant nearby will give you that little bit extra to improve your mood even more. You will see that even the food will be even tastier!
2- In the kitchen it is very common for odors to remain. One or more plants can help purify the air and neutralize the various aromas that are generated in the preparation of food.
3- Having a plant nearby has been shown to improve concentration. This is very important when cooking and avoiding accidents. Do not you think?
4- You can use them for cooking. There are many plants that act as spices and other ingredients that you can always have on hand.
5- Aromatic plants repel and avoid the approach of insects such as mosquitoes, flies or even cockroaches.

Ideal plants to have in the kitchen:

– Aloe Vera: in addition to being a plant resistant to different environments, it has multiple uses in the kitchen.
– Basil: repels flies and mosquitoes, as well as having a delicate scent that awakens the appetite. It is also used in recipes.
– Lavender: its aroma is very relaxing and inhibits irritating aromas.
– mint: keeps crawling insects away and also prevents other plants from having parasites. You can also use it to make tea or add it to a dish.
– Rosemary: repels mosquitoes, as well as being a spice you can use for cooking.

Tips for putting plants in the kitchen:

– Being a limited place, we recommend that the plants you have in the kitchen are small.
– You can opt for a hanging planter, ideal if you don’t have a lot of space.
– Try putting your plants in the sink or in the corners of the kitchen.
– If you have problems with mosquitoes, we recommend that you place your plants near the door or windows.
– Avoid keeping your plant near hot or cold currents, especially the oven.
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