Name: Ishrat Afroz Sreya
ID: 24136100
Section: 41
-Being a Plant Mom
No one ever plans on loving plants. It grows on people the more they spend time exploring this hobby.
It’s a fulfilling and fun hobby that brings you closer to mother nature. Living
in a concrete-made city becomes bearable with a little touch of life and nature
in one corner of your home. I think it’s a great way to brighten up the sad
brick box we live in.
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| My first plant |
Since I was
confused about how to start this blog, I thought I would start by sharing how I
got interested in this hobby in the first place. I have never been able to
stick to one hobby for long but this was something different. It all began with
a single succulent that had been gifted to me. At
first, I was trying to keep it alive somehow and grew fond of it. Soon more
plants started to add up to my little garden. What started as a mere aesthetic
interest became a daily form of therapy. Regular watering, weeding, nurturing, and
caring for them gave me a sense of calm and accomplishment. The more I invested
my time in gardening the more I realized that there is more to this hobby than
just aesthetics. I got my way around
plants through trial and error (mostly error). I remember the time I watered my
plants too much and they died on me.  |
| My first plant now |
Being a plant mom
is not just about caring for and nurturing your houseplants rather it also
teaches discipline and dedication. It puts some responsibilities on your
shoulders. Being around plants after a tired, hectic day offers mental peace and clarity.
When I see flowers blooming on my plants, it makes my hobby seem meaningful.
Engaging in gardening fills the mind with hope and optimism. It can be a bit
demotivating when you look after them and still they wilt away. But keeping
patience is a must when you are aspiring to be a plant mom!
Starting out with a
low-maintenance houseplant that would require minimum attention was the right
thing to do for the lazy and impatient person that I am. Some of the most
forgiving houseplants are Pothos, Aloe Vera, and snake
plants which are perfect for beginners. With time they learn to grow more patient towards their plants and start taking
care of them religiously. Gardening is full of excitement and adventure. Will
the plant survive? Am I overwatering the plant? Am I taking proper care? Being
observant is the only way to find answers to these questions. There's nothing
quite like the feeling of growing your own piece of nature!
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