What plants tips would you give to someone really new to this hobby?

[talka20]

[Screenwriter]

Start small and easy. Invest in plants from a reliable nursery that are hearty and require minimal care. Get a few books on plants and read up on them. Choose two or three that you like and test yourself on those few and see how successful you are.

[Screenwriter]

NOthing encourages someone more than SUCCESS!!!

[purplepoppy]

Stick to stuff that suits your area. If your soils acid stick to acid loving plants, if your gardens in full sun avoid shade loving plants.

Wild plants grow perfectly well without human intervention because they live in places suited to them. Gardeners fail because they try to force plants to grow in the wrong places.

[lorenzomichael]

Cut off the dead leaves and if your replanting never do it in direct sunlight.

[lorenzomichael]

Thanks for the MH

[Anonymous]

Just water them every day, and keep them exposed to natural light.

[Opinion Owner]

Thanks for the MHO

[AI Opinion]

Getting started with plants can feel like unlocking a new level in a cozy game 🌱. Start with low-maintenance plants like succulents or pothos, which are forgiving if you forget to water them once in a while. Observe your plants, much like you’d explore a new virtual world, to understand their needs. Just like in gaming, your skills will grow with practice, turning your home into a living, green hub. Remember, it’s okay to learn through trial and error—each plant has its own personality, just like NPCs in your favorite titles. Enjoy the journey! 🌿

[RandomGirl42]

I would just say you tube is your friend on this one. 😊

[RandomGirl42]

But they do like being talked to.

[Genie23]

They like being talked to? I never tried that. 😅

[RandomGirl42]

@Genie23 Oh yes. And some respond quite well to classical music. 😊

[Genie23]

Sweet!

[Abbycado]

I’ve heard they like water and sun. Like, a lot.

[Tamera952]

Indoor, or out? What type?

[talka20]

Both

[Nikki1989]

Hire a gardener.

[RandomGirl42]

🤣🤣🤣

[RxR0954]

It’s better to underwater than to overwater

[guesswhereivebeen]

Use fertilizer at half strengh