Low IQ? Don't be afraid! Being around flowers can improve your IQ!

When you are under great pressure, you might as well decorate your home into a beautiful garden. A study by Harvard Medical School found that people who place flowers at home feel less stressed and anxious. Flowers can even help people spark inspiration and gain new ideas. This is especially true for women, as being frequently accompanied by flowers can help them come up with more and newer solutions. Haha, for those of you who think you have a low IQ, you can’t live without flowers!

1. Big flowers

Peony, peony, azalea, etc. can stimulate people's creativity and activate thinking; relieve fatigue, boost spirits and improve work efficiency.

2. Small flowers

Lavender, carnation, etc. can calm the mood, relax the nerves, and relieve stress. They are more suitable for planting for people with a bad temper.

3. Colorful flowers

Gerbera, daisy, gerbera, etc. can improve memory and enhance cognitive level; they can easily stimulate the desire to speak in shy people and make them good at talking; they can reduce aggression and defensiveness and make people get along more harmoniously.

4. Light-colored flowers

White lotus, lily, peach blossom, etc. can make people calm, help people look at the world from a more delicate perspective, and enhance their sense of happiness.

5. Green plants with more leaves and fewer flowers

Brazilian dracaena, Japanese crabapple, etc. can relieve depression and help people regain confidence.

These positive emotional experiences have allowed the history of human flower planting to continue for at least 5,000 years. During this long period of time, flowers have satisfied people's psychological needs and won the love of mankind. At the same time, flowers themselves have evolved under the favor of humans and bloomed into more beautiful flowers.