I do talk to plants by nurturing them like a kid, wishing them my feelings from bottom of heart, and this time I even requested them to take care of themselves. If you remember, I brought out these pots to the garden with Chrysanthemum saplings, the plan was to take care of them for couple of weeks and then replant. You can see their state in my last post, but then with Dad's admission in the hospital everything was changed and I just requested these saplings to take care of themselves and help me and see how they grew.
And now let's have a look at each of these pots containing several saplings - they all grew so nicely.
So after coming from Hospital, I was very happy to see they keeping up my expectations - I have often felt that plants reciprocate feelings. If you wish or request them with some positive vibes, they give back as you wish. If you doubt for some reason, you will see bad results. Have you seen or felt something similar ? For me they are like small kids, who need utmost care and love.
So I had to say goodbye to these mother plants and replanted few saplings in some of my pots. Unfortunately the society did not want to plant Chrysanthemum and I had to waste many saplings and it was a very bad feeling to let them die, because I could not find out anyone who would be interested to take them. The very next day I had to go to native, to do some preparatory work there, so I could not even wait. In another week, Mom and me have a trip that was planned much before, so life is so occupied due to which, I cannot wait for someone to come and take them.
Next day when I went to the shop that sells plants, it felt so bad to see them selling these miserable saplings at 40 rupees each. Next time, I will prepare only that much that I need because the feeling of wasting so beautifully grown saplings hurts me a lot. And by the way, I did put around seven saplings in poly bags for my native - I have to plan a lot to manage both places.
This is how I have moved these saplings to their new home, giving them more space to breathe and grow. Lot of care needed from here till first week of December, we will see how it goes. And this year, I rebranded the garden at my native, more to come on that....
This post is in response to the Week 28 of the Hive Garden Question - Talking To Plants
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