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So Quinta, I hear you have some sad horticultural news to share with us today.

Yes, I killed a plant this weekend. I murdered it. Well, I don't know about murder.

Maybe, maybe it was a pre-meditated plant. Was it pre-meditated?

No, it was not. It was it was depraved heart murder. I have a tropical plant had a tropical plant

in my bathroom just to give some greenery to the space, make it a little more pleasant.

And I left the window open in my bathroom this weekend when in DC there was a low of maybe

like 10 degrees Fahrenheit. And it turns out tropical plants don't like that. So it is dead.

I am attempting to propagate some of the sprigs, but I am a plant killer. I'm sad to say.

At least it went quickly. I have like five or six house plants that have like just like

three leaves on them still. And I'm like, I think it's still alive. I feel guilty throwing it out.

It looks like garbage, but but those three leaves keep giving me hope.

That's why I'm still hanging on to them. The trick is either you're either overwadding it or

you're underwadding it. Or it's too warm or it's too cold. Or you're watering it just right,

but the universe hates you. I like, or you don't know. You committed terrible things in a

previous life. And this is just karma. Or it's root rot. And the only way you can fix this by

doing something that's almost certainly going to kill the plant. I would just pulling it out and

kind of get through itself. It's absurd. Radical root activity. Yes. I will say I have saved a plant

from root rot before. So this is my nearly acquired grain thome has failed me in this instance.

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