What Kind Of Plant Parent Are You?

What’s your plant-raising success rate?

I can’t keep a plant alive

I have to do a lot of research to keep my plants happy

A few struggle, but most of my plants thrive

I rarely have issues, but they happen sometimes

Natural green thumb, here!

How many plants do you currently have?

Less than 10

11-20

21-30

31-40

41+

What is your go-to plant?

Pothos

Cactus

Monstera

Succulent

Pilea

Spider Plant

What kind of space do you raise your plants in?

Small apartment

Office space

House

Balcony

Outdoor garden

What is the next plant you want to add to your collection?

Spare the plant, it won’t survive with me

I’m content with the plants I have

Maybe another variety of what I already have

Something new but low-maintenance

I need a good challenge!

A Happy Plant Parent

You keep it small and simple, relying on your instincts and staying within your comfort zone. You have a modest amount of plants, but they’re in great condition and are happily growing season by season. You rarely buy new plants–what you have already is just right and completes your space perfectly.

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A Hippie Plant Parent

Free love, baby! The more plants, the merrier. If a couple of plants struggle or don’t make it along the way, that’s alright! You do the best you can with what you’ve got and the pure joy of having plants in your space is enough to keep you collecting more. You might even be the person that friends give their plant to when they can’t take care of it themselves.

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A Rich Plant Parent

Anything the plants need, the plants get. It’s only the finest growing conditions for your babies! You’ve got a hearty houseplant collection and they are thriving, housed in beautiful pots and placed strategically near the humidifiers for both optimal aesthetic and growing conditions. You’ve got apps and journals to keep you on track, and a list of new plants that you want to add to the collection.

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An Adventurous Plant Parent

The maximum number of plants simply does not exist. You’ve got a natural green thumb and put it to good use, taking care of a wide variety of adventurous plants, including some challenging ones. Chances are, you’ve grown your own avocado or citrus tree from a seed, and it worked. You’re ready for the next challenge!

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