Paige Tailyn Johnson is a dedicated plant enthusiast and educator. Born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, she later relocated to Atlanta, Georgia to pursue her studies. Paige earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Media Arts from Clark Atlanta University, with a focus on radio, television, and film.

 

Paige is passionate about advocating for mental wellness and growth through her platform and brand, Blossom Effect. The loss of her grandmother, Pamela Morgan, in April 2016 inspired her to begin her journey of serving others while discovering herself.

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Blossom Effect is a transformative platform that empowers brown and black people to nurture not only their plants but also their personal growth and sense of purpose. The brand takes pride in helping others recognize their power and emphasizes the importance of achieving personal blossoming in mental, physical, emotional, and financial areas. Its mission is to celebrate culture and inclusivity through plant education and ownership. Blossom Effect's unique value proposition lies in its commitment to creating an inclusive space where plant education, ownership, and empowerment converge.

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"Blossom Effect is my dedication to equality and driving meaningful change, reflecting my values as a black, queer woman. Rooted in the empowerment of individuals of color through plant education and ownership, my venture embodies the principles of equality and positive transformation." - Paige Tailyn