Do you keep plants at home?

Yes, I do. I keep a few low-maintenance plants at home, mostly because they make the room feel fresher and more relaxing. I’m not exactly an expert gardener, so I usually choose plants that don’t need too much attention, like pothos or a small cactus. I just water them once or twice a week and make sure they get enough indirect sunlight. When I was young, I remember growing a bean plant at school. It was a simple science activity, but I found it quite exciting because I could actually see the seed sprout and grow day by day. That was probably my first experience of taking care of a plant. I know the basics of growing plants, such as not overwatering them, giving them enough light, and checking the soil from time to time. In my country, people do send plants as gifts, especially small decorative plants or lucky bamboo. They’re seen as meaningful presents because they can symbolize health, growth, and good fortune.