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Hi friend 👋,

It's another weekend to get away from work and talk about our guilty pleasures. Probably since I spent a substantial portion of my childhood in the village, I have a strong desire to return there at some time in my life. Of course I grew up in the city after starting school and have been working as white-collar for 12 years. And I am aware that farming is unlike anything we do in cities. It is laborious work, and you must have a passion for the soil. The world is not as it was when I was a child because we are destroying it. I've never seen storms as severe as those of the past few years. And if you're a farmer, you have to be ready for any catastrophe. Despite the risks and effort involved, nothing compares to the thrill of working the soil and watching seeds sprout into healthy, delicious crops. It's like learning a language that allows you to communicate with the globe. And it has a huge vocabulary, trust me. There are 15,000 unique tomato cultivars. The human mind just cannot comprehend extremely large numbers. But if you give it some more thought, you'll be amazed at what you find.

If I ever make my dreams come true, I want to return to my village and start over. In the meantime, we have various teases, such as indoor farming. Unless you have a black and crazy cat like me, indoor farming is a terrific hobby. It's enjoyable to care for your plants, and conversing with them is therapeutic. And, as previously stated, even indoor farming has a large language that must be learned. Lighting, watering, what to do if it becomes sick, humidity control, cleaning, and so forth... When done correctly, soil never fails you. And because you have complete control over all environmental variables, it is significantly easier than traditional farming. It will be as simple as shelling pees, thanks to today's product.

Today, Planta is our product.

The nicest aspect about Planta is that it allows you to explore your possibilities for indoor farming. When you enter the circumstances, the premium edition displays a list of plants that can thrive in your environment. Aside from that, if you notice any yellowish leaves or strange insects on your plants, you can scan them using Dr.Planta to figure out what to do to fix them. Planta, of course, includes a scanning feature to detect the plant as well as watering notifications. I like how they give a synopsis of each plant. You can even find articles about that specific plant.

I don't know what the future holds, so I'm not sure if I'll return to the village at some time, but all I know is that the planet and soil need more love and respect.

We’ll talk again tomorrow.