From Plant Ignorance to a Plant Parent: A Transformative Journey

In the bustling pace of life, we often overlook the silent companions that share our world – plants. For the longest time, that was my reality.  

I used to think of plants as decorations without understanding how amazing and alive they are. I knew they needed water and sunlight, but I didn't pay much attention to them. They were like background pictures, something nice to look at but not important. But everything changed when I got involved in something new. 

Discovery at "I am The Gardener"

It all began when I came across an exciting opportunity at "I am The Gardener." The name sounded fascinating, but little did I realize that it would completely transform my relationship with plants. Suddenly, I found myself surrounded by not just outdoor plants, but a whole new world of indoor plants, succulents, hanging, and other varieties of plants. It was like discovering a secret plant kingdom.

Transformation through Connection

Day by day, as I worked with plants, something magical happened. I started noticing the small details, the way each leaf unfolded, and the unique personalities of different plants. It was as if they were silently telling their stories. Slowly but surely, I found myself forming a connection, an attachment to these living beings that I had overlooked for so long.

Journey of Knowledge and Care

Working at "I am The Gardener" became more than just a job; it became a journey of discovery. Learning about their needs, characteristics, and symbolism became more than a task—it became a passion. It was fascinating to witness how each plant had its own requirements and personalities. My appreciation for the green companions in my life grew with every passing day.

Transition to Plant Parent

And then, the magic happened—I became a plant parent.

I started bringing plants into my home. Now, my plants are not just for decorating; they're my babies. I know each one by name, their preferred spot in the house, and the little things that make them happy. They've become an integral part of my life, bringing joy, peace, and a sense of fulfillment. 

Who would have thought that a journey from plant ignorance to plant parent could be so rewarding and transformative?