I still watch my plants. The rubber tree and snake plant seem to grow a little each day. It is now out of its dormant period. I inspect it every day or two. We don’t do too well with African violets but the one plant in the kitchen has flowers. Today one was completely open–a ruffled pink flower. It will only have a total of two flowers but I will consider them gifts. My plant inspections go beyond my house plants. I like walking around my yard to see what discoveries I will make next. I have a personal relationship with my plants. I like to watch them closely.
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I still watch my plants. I am still amazed by them. Like they are run by some invisible clock, they grow or get bigger. And I keep a close eye on them when they do this. Even when they remain dormant, I keep an eye on them. And rejoice when they start growing. I am not alone in this pursuit. A lot of people have house plants. The proper light and sufficient water is usually all the care they need. If only our needs were so simple. It is others who watch our growth. We can’t see it so easily. Plants are easier to detect whether they are getting proper nourishment. Although for both patience is needed and time is a factor.
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