Shoolini organised India's first-ever indoor plant exhibition, known as the House Plant Festival, at SILB.
Solan, 13th April
Shoolini University has spearheaded the creation of India's inaugural indoor plant exhibition, known as the House Plant Festival, at SILB (Shoolini Institute of Life Sciences and Business Management).
The festival showcases a rare collection of more than 500 exotic indoor plant varieties from various parts of the country, rare stones for interior decoration and innovative plant pots designed from waste materials.
This festival is a singular event that is certain to captivate plant aficionados from all corners of the nation, as it delves into an extensive range of subjects, including plant care, propagation, landscaping, and even how to cultivate a perennial garden.
Suresh, the Landscape Head at Shoolini University, expressed his enthusiasm for the festival, stating that it is a unique opportunity to showcase our rare indoor plant collection from different parts of India. "We have procured over 500 rare indoor plant varieties, including ferns, cacti, succulents, and Himalayan region plants," he says.
The House Plant Festival is not just about showcasing indoor plants, but it also highlights the numerous health and environmental benefits of having indoor plants. Indoor plants help to purify the air, reduce stress, and boost productivity. They also add a touch of beauty and greenery to indoor spaces, making them more welcoming and aesthetically pleasing.
The festival is also an excellent opportunity for plant enthusiasts to learn about sustainable gardening practices. The workshop covers topics such as organic gardening, composting, and recycling, promoting an eco-friendlier lifestyle.
The House Plant Festival is an exceptional occasion for plant lovers to acquire knowledge, interact, and immerse themselves in the splendour and benefits of indoor plants. It is a significant stride towards creating a more sustainable and verdant future for all.