Art Hive Green Project at Concordia

Hello everyone! . Let’s talk about Aloe Vera! It is very easy to take care of and it can be used in SO MANY ways! I’m currently researching all its benefits and ways of using it so stay tuned for that and DIYs! Do you have an aloe? Have you already tried to use it gel? I wish you all a good week! Also I am sorry I am a bit late on my Facebook posts but if you want to see our posts without delay, follow us on Instagram!!

Hello everyone! With Halloween approaching, i thought it’d be fun to talk about some fun Halloween diys using stuff around your house! A lot of people just buy decorations every year and discard them once the season is over. An alternative to this is making cute albeit simple decorations that can make your home more festive. You can keep them over the years and be proud to take them out when that time of year rolls around!

Hello everyone! Let’s talk about pothos! They are one of the easiest plants to take care of (the proof is that mine is still alive). Not only are they super resilient, but they are also easy to propagate and they tend to grow fast! Have you ever owned one? Which one is your favorite?

Hello everyone! We all know this is pumpkin season, but do you know about all the other delicious members of the pumpkin family? Here are a few of the most scrumscious tasting and odd looking ones. Let us know your favourite and feel free to share your recipes !!!

Hello everyone! Did you know you can use table scraps and weeds to fertilize your plants? Depending on your plant’s needs these can do wonders without breaking the bank. Plus, it makes the most of what you have at home and minimizes waste ! Have you ever used one of those methods?

Hello everyone Since apples are in season I wanted to share a delicious apple crumble recipe I’ve used many times in the past! It is important to use fruits and vegetables that are in season because: 1) it is better for your health - they tend to have more nutriments because they follow their natural growing and ripening rhythm 2) it tastes better... 3) it is better for the environment - because it is less likely that it was imported and therefore it has a smaller footprint, 4) it is usually cheaper! All these are posted on Instagram as well and you should follow us if you want more plants and sustainability tips at https://www.instagram.com/greening_loyola/ Bon appetit!