’ve learned that plants are more than just décor.
They are living beings that transform the spaces we live in — and us, too.

Caring for plants is a form of caring for yourself.
You pour time into them, and they respond slowly — with new leaves, fresh roots, or a bloom you didn’t expect. And that growth brings joy, peace, and a quiet sense of accomplishment.

They teach patience.
They remind you to slow down.
They invite you to be present.

When you really care for a plant, you’re also nurturing a softer part of yourself — the part that needs gentleness, routine, sunlight, and time.

That’s what I love most.
The growth is mutual.