[DallasBiff]

Do plants have personalties?

[Dr. Sivana]

Does that make Nero Wolfe the first Millenial? He doesn't do much to exercise his nurturing instinct elsewhere.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

It's because millennial's own no property. A little flower pot is as close to "farming" as they're ever going
to get. But hey, there is a a Starbucks adjacent to their apartment building. How cool is that! /sarc

[Nextrush]

The Globalist vision for “Green” cities seems about vegetation everywhere there are mock pictures out there of cities in 2050 so I guess we must be conditioned in this direction.

[Bounced2X]

Do plants have personalties?

Yes

[Magic Fingers]

“Apparently, millennials are tending to plants to satisfying their need to nurture.”

Oh, the horror.

[ansel12]

Being able to keep plants healthy is a way to gauge how in tune you are with yourself and the world around you.

Being good with animals, with children, with plants, is a good sign.

[dfwgator]

[skr]

I can only say that any plants, indoor or out- have to have an extremely strong survival instinct if I have anything to do with them.

[x]

I have two dogs and a cat share with an ex

I don't think there's anything special about millennials and plants, but I do want to know if they invented "cat shares."

[McGavin999]

Getting married and having children would be even more satisfying

[Jewbacca]

Dunno. But plants with big leaves have been proven to filter out all sorts of nasty things in indoor air. As does the “living” soil they are planted in.

Bringing a little outdoors inside is a good thing.

[NWFree]

My daughter is just overflowing with the things

[metmom]

Don’t overwater them.

I had a couple plants that always looked pathetic and were basically dying on me.

I just let them go, figuring they were goners anyways. When I looked at them several weeks later, I was surprised to find new, healthy looking growth on them. They did better with me neglecting them than with me fussing over them.

[Songcraft]

They're anticipating smoking them when they are fully grown.


      

[Retain Mike]

Millennials should stick to plants. When they form breeding pairs they should be spayed and neutered.

[RetiredTexasVet]

houseplants are all the rage with millennials, but why do millennials love plants?

Just guessing but I suspect they have the same intellectual levels.

[tomkat]

cat share

That annoys my inner curmudgeon.

[Retrofitted]

I think I see a big clue for the obsession: "Hughes bought a rubber tree — which she named Michelle Obama — after a break up. 'Two months later, I had killed Michelle because of some combination of root rot...'"

Me, I'm Gen-X. I raise triffids. They do not die; they multiply.

[Organic Panic]

Lots of people of all generations of history like houseplants. What a silly story.

[Varsity Flight]

A Rose, by any other Name.