Hello, I'm Jules.

Hello, I'm Sarah. Sorry, I'm coughing because I gave the last of my water to the plant behind me.

Honestly, it was, I mean, look at the state of it there.

Look at it, the core thing.

I had to give it my water, but now I'm regretting it somewhat.

I'm really, I'm like, I can't clear my throat. Sarah told me that she'd given this plant, this port. Portslu-El crew, I'll paint the picture. This plant is, when I say clinging on, it really is clinging on. It's one of those like palm leaf plants. I think it's from IKEA. Lots of houses have them. We have one. And this plant, I remember

Sarah, when you had to lend that to your sister to Lorna. And it came back from Lorna's,

like it had the best time of its life. It had like doubled in size. It was massive. I was like,

where has this indoor tree come from? And now shoved in the attic, clinging on to water.

It looks awful.

It's so sad.

But do you know what?

It keeps going.

It does keep going.

So this, I mean, what I love is that you know this plant.

You know.

Yeah.

I've been through a lot with this plant.

Oh, I want to be the house plant person. I really do. But I'm just not gifted in keeping them alive. Sarah, no, you are. You're also a mum of three. So just give yourself some slack. You just need to get self-waterers. Get them on Amazon. The things that you fill up and shove in the plant and it just keeps watering them for like three months. Okay. Yes. That's what I need. And also, that's actually what you need. On the plants. Because there's one in the window over here that I got from Lidl, which is obviously

it must be a species that suits me because it still looks great.

And I'm like, okay, this is a good one for me.

I don't know what it is, but I'm like, this is just, it doesn't need much.

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