Many of you have expressed admiration for my plants and curiosity about what types of species they are.
Please enjoy this friendly plant guide from friend, fellow female entrepreneur, and plant queen, Candice – of TROPIC OF CAPRICORN!
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Many of you have expressed admiration for my plants and curiosity about what types of species they are.
Please enjoy this friendly plant guide from friend, fellow female entrepreneur, and plant queen, Candice – of TROPIC OF CAPRICORN!
Dear Adriene; I’m new to yoga but find your blog and youtube videos inspiring. I have enjoyed reading your blog. It’s cold and wet in England at the moment. My yoga teacher has a large monstera and Bird of Paradise in her small, intimate studio which all adds to the ambience.
I see you don’t have the one that you had about 3 years ago. Because that one, I got one too for my Zen Den, but I forgot what it is. It’s gone squirrelly crazy mad! Nice to see your new greens…much more erect than the first!
Do you know if these plants are safe for cats? I would love to incorporate a few into my practice space 🙂
Hi Joni, many plants can be toxic to cats. Please check with a knowledgeable source about which plants are safe for cats before adding one of these to your space. 🙂
Started doing your yoga last month. I love it. Best I’ve found. thank you Adriene.
Laurie from Canada
Found Yoga with Adriene on you tube and I am very much a beginner. I am a 64 yr female and Love yoga with Adriene. I can’t certainly do all the poses but I find her so uplifting and nurturing which is something I really need. I do my best and each day I do a session I mark a Large Y on my calendar in a pretty colored marker so it challenges and inspires me to do it the next day. I do struggle with some poses that involve lifting your neck, it causes strain so I am wondering if Adriene would comment on how to make an adjustment.
thank you so much Adriene
I am obsessed with the pot that the little Dracena Marginata sits in, to the right of the screen (adriene’s left). It is grey-ish and looks like banana leaf or paper bark of some sort. Any idea where to find it? Yeah, good luck from 5yrs ago, but hey – worth an ask – thanks in advance.