Confessions of a Reformed Plant Killer (and Why You Should Totally Join the Club)

Confessions of a Reformed Plant Killer (And Why You Should Join the Club)

From Black Thumb to Proud Plant Parent

Let’s be honest, I wasn’t always this “plant whisperer” everyone seems to think I am. In fact, my journey started with a graveyard of succulents and a wilted peace lily that still haunts my dreams. I was the ultimate plant killer, convinced I was cursed with a black thumb. But then, something changed. Maybe it was the pandemic, maybe it was a quarter-life crisis, but I decided to give plants another shot. And let me tell you, it’s been a wild, wonderful, and surprisingly hilarious ride.

plant check-ins have become a form of mindfulness, a chance to slow down, observe, and appreciate the little things.

And the best part? Plants don’t judge. You can vent about your day, sing off-key, even cry over spilled milk (guilty!), and they’ll just sit there, soaking up the drama (and maybe the humidity from your tears). They’re the ultimate listeners, offering silent support and a calming presence.

Green Up Your Decor (And Your Wallet)

Forget expensive art pieces and fancy throw pillows, plants are the ultimate home décor upgrade. They add life, color, and a touch of bohemian chic to any room. And the best part? They’re way more affordable than that abstract sculpture you’ve been eyeing (and probably easier to care for, let’s be real).

Plus, with so many different varieties, shapes, and sizes, the decorating possibilities are endless. You can create a tropical oasis with leafy palms, a desert vibe with cacti and succulents, or even a whimsical fairy garden with miniature ferns and moss.