Give your pathos a little friendship bracelet.
No matter how the trend started, it exploded.
People made friendship bracelets for themselves, loved ones, pets, and evenChristmas trees.
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Now, it’s moving onto its next wearer: house plants.
And these “bracelets” truly last forever.
“nooo dont do this!!!
itll love looking so stylish and yearn for more!
it starts with basic beads but next thing you know theyll start wanting diamond beads next!!!”
“Dont do this!!
It will make the other plants jealous " another reads.
Others, however, offer real ideas: “Hear me out.
Little disco ball/mirrored/sparkly ones that would reflect light "
Try plant beading onvine plants, likepothosor creeping figs.
Add a bead (or a few).
As the new leaf grows, it will keep the beads in place and stop them from slipping off.
Repeatadd your beads after the leaf matures but before the next leaf grows.
In the end, youve created one big friendship bracelet thats literally part of your plant.
It just so happens that vine plants are also some of theeasiest plants to care for.
They arent limited to any specific growth pattern, making them easy to have in smaller spaces.
The pothos, for instance, is almost impossible to kill.
