Susan Brearley
1 min readSep 27, 2019

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I agree, and as my friend Jaekindly pointed out to me, some plants refuse to bloom in soils that aren’t fertile or right for them. I recently befriended a plant for a friend that needed help. It was precious to her -a 40!year old plant. As I started to care for it and carefully transplant it — I found ou that while it had leaves… it didn’t have a single root! How was that even possible? I couldn’t see how it was even alive. It took me nearly four months of nurturing, finding the right soils, nutrients, water and light conditions, until I could finally help the plant put down roots. It simply had forgotten how to do it. One of the secrets was that I also planted some big sister plants that could help the elder plant remember what it had forgotten.

So much we have to learn from the plants.

I LOVE your messages! And I support you in all you are saying and doing. Love it all.

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Susan Brearley
Susan Brearley

Written by Susan Brearley

EIC, Coach, Inner MBA Community Leader, NGO Founder/ED, 2024 Award Winner Top NGO for Women's Issues, Garden of Neuro Institute. https://linktr.ee/SusanBrearley

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