
FAQ About Indoor Plant Horticultural Therapy

Can indoor gardening be considered a form of mindfulness practice?
Yes, indoor gardening can indeed be considered a form of mindfulness practice. It requires focused attention on the task at hand, such as planting seeds, watering, or trimming leaves, which can help practitioners remain present in the moment. This conscious interaction with plants can reduce mental clutter and promote a state of mindfulness, where individuals are fully engaged in their activities without judgment, thus enhancing emotional and psychological well-being.