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As students were forced to spend more time at home or within their residence halls due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some decided to invest in houseplant collecting, gardening and planting, which has become a trending hobby, according to the New York Post.  Sarah Wulf, a junior horticulture major and president of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Horticulture Club, said that with the stressors brought on from COVID-19 and a semester with no breaks, plants can serve as a distraction. The easiest plants students tend to care for, she said, include succulents and pothos plants because they are low maintenance. Many research studies have shown numerous benefits of gardening, according to Psychology Today. These studies reveal that the satisfaction of taking care of a living being has a profound effect on mental health. 

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