Chapter 15 ★Put one or three potted plants outside

Have you ever moved your potted plants to a brighter place and found a 10-inch diameter circular water stain on the newly refinished hardwood floor? Is your coffee table left a circular watermark by the water overflowing from the potted chassis of your beloved orchid when you are not paying attention? When you notice that little potted plant hanging over your kitchen sink, do you ever wonder if one day you accidentally knocked the tree down, or stained the leaves? Are you tired of scrubbing a layer of dead leaves on the rug next to your couch? How often do you come home to find your cat vomited on the couch after eating a poisonous plant?Interior designers and plant lovers may not agree with me, but you, the common man, should know what I mean: Hanging your home plants around your neck is a real torture.Now, it's time for us to see the truth, we don't need to bring some beautiful photos from some home and garden magazines to our real life.These magazines make us think that growing flowers and plants at home is an easy task, but it is not.A few years ago, I have always claimed to be a plant lover, but I was taken up too much time by these indoor plants around me.All of a sudden, I found a water ring on the cherry wood bookshelf; all of a sudden, I found the third cockroach spreading period in the exuberant hibiscus.These phenomena made me think: There should be a better way to get in touch with nature.If you don't have a patio or lanai to enjoy the natural flavors of your green space, consider a long potted plant by your window.And if that doesn't work, when you need phytotherapy, you'll have to go to a nearby botanical garden or a neighboring park.The bare minimum: When your creeper dies, you should never replace it with a new one.When you put the nature outside the door and return it to the creator, you will be surprised to find that your life can be so simple and simple.