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lants, how to care for them?

Are you one of those with such a low green thumb quotient that even if you bring a succulent home, after a short time,

it inevitably dies?

Do you not understand anything about how much and when to water your plants? Do they all die on you? And above all, why do they die even if you follow the florist's instructions to the letter?

Alright. Let's start from scratch. For the next few minutes, suspend every concept, vague idea, or total mental chaos you have regarding home plant care, forget gardening books, DIY apps, and trending reels, and reflect...

The principle is basic and the technique is infallible, applicable in every situation.

And yes, even if you "even" managed to kill the cactus on your nightstand, it's as follows:

1. approach the plant

2. pick it up or slightly lift the pot from one side

3. ask yourself: Does it feel heavy? NO. WATER IT!

                                  YES. YOU'RE GOOD!

If the pot is light, it means the soil has no water left, so pour "to your liking" until you feel the plant has quenched its thirst (I assure you, you're capable of this).

If the pot is heavy, it means there's still water. You can therefore postpone doubts and emotional torments for a few days!

Please note: if you lift the pot and have doubts, it means there's still water. When the soil is dry, you'll know, guaranteed.

That's all there is to it.

If you want to secure your place in Paradise and make them live forever, give them frequent smiles and gestures of appreciation... they will surprise you.

In short,

how much does love weigh?

It depends...