It Appears,

that houseplants are making a revival,

I have noticed a few articles like this one appeared in various publications, but be warned, some people get attached to their plants, because they are living things that one takes care of, but when a plant dies, it's a sad occasion that may induce mourning! yes while it's not as devastating as losing a pet or a family member, but the death of a plant can produce a profound sense of loss that may be confusing, photograph IKEA, “When it comes to a plant dying, the mourning usually is more about self-criticism over one's ability to do things right,” says Marina Resa, a psychotherapist based in Los Angeles who specializes in pet bereavement, among other things, “There's an assumption that caring for a plant should be easy, so the shame can run deep, particularly when a plant dies that is said to be ‘impossible to kill,’ such a cactus or succulent.” so perhaps if you are a bit of a snowflake, it is better for you to keep plastic flowers, wait a second what have I just said? plastic! oh no that's upset the snowflakes again! to read more about what's involved in our relationships with houseplants at Mashable, click on the link.