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We’ve all seen the ads - there’s a picture of a half-dead plant, then someone ‘scans’ it with their phone and the app says to fertilize, or re-pot, or water, or give it a banana or some nonsense. Then it shows you another picture and says “A few days later…” The second picture shows the same plant in perfect health. You already know how these ads are created. The advertising team buys a healthy plant, photographs it, then leaves it in direct sun outside. Or they put it in a closet and let it die for a month or two without water or light. THEN they take pictures, create their ad, and pretend the timeline was reversed. About 99% of these ads are flat WRONG, too. The diagnosis is entirely off. They’ll show a plant that’s firing leaves (a common drought response) and say it has fertilizer burn, or sunburn. So here’s the deal: better information is out there. And it’s completely free. Oh Happy Plants is a company focused on houseplant education. We’ve got a podcast with over 250 episodes, tutorial videos, informative emails, and an online member community (also free!) where you can post questions. Our owner (hi from Veronica!) has 11 years of professional experience with houseplants and a total of 28 years of experience as a plant mom. She also maintains a subscription to a scientific journal repository, because she’s a giant nerd. And she’s ready to dig into your plant issues and get you real answers based on science, not BS. So ditch your app. Come join us. Our tips actually work ;) https://members.ohhappyplants.online (Please note: you'll be guided to 'pick your plan' but the free plan will always be free, and the only thing I have any intention of charging for in the future will be in depth, stand-alone courses. This entire company and platform is run by me, Veronica, and I have NO SPACE for the BS that other companies bait folks with. This network will be free for as long as it exists ♥ If you want to donate to help keep it going, we've got Patreon for that :) )

We’ve all seen the ads - there’s a picture of a half-dead plant, then someone ‘scans’ it with their phone and the app says to fertilize, or re-pot, or water, or give it a banana or some nonsense. Then it shows you another picture and says “A few days later…” The second picture shows the same plant in perfect health. You already know how these ads are created. The advertising team buys a healthy plant, photographs it, then leaves it in direct sun outside. Or they put it in a closet and let it die for a month or two without water or light. THEN they take pictures, create their ad, and pretend the timeline was reversed. About 99% of these ads are flat WRONG, too. The diagnosis is entirely off. They’ll show a plant that’s firing leaves (a common drought response) and say it has fertilizer burn, or sunburn. So here’s the deal: better information is out there. And it’s completely free. Oh Happy Plants is a company focused on houseplant education. We’ve got a podcast with over 250 episodes, tutorial videos, informative emails, and an online member community (also free!) where you can post questions. Our owner (hi from Veronica!) has 11 years of professional experience with houseplants and a total of 28 years of experience as a plant mom. She also maintains a subscription to a scientific journal repository, because she’s a giant nerd. And she’s ready to dig into your plant issues and get you real answers based on science, not BS. So ditch your app. Come join us. Our tips actually work ;) https://members.ohhappyplants.online (Please note: you'll be guided to 'pick your plan' but the free plan will always be free, and the only thing I have any intention of charging for in the future will be in depth, stand-alone courses. This entire company and platform is run by me, Veronica, and I have NO SPACE for the BS that other companies bait folks with. This network will be free for as long as it exists ♥ If you want to donate to help keep it going, we've got Patreon for that :) )

We’ve all seen the ads - there’s a picture of a half-dead plant, then someone ‘scans’ it with their phone and the app says to fertilize, or re-pot, or water, or give it a banana or some nonsense. Then it shows you another picture and says “A few days later…” The second picture shows the same plant in perfect health. You already know how these ads are created. The advertising team buys a healthy plant, photographs it, then leaves it in direct sun outside. Or they put it in a closet and let it die for a month or two without water or light. THEN they take pictures, create their ad, and pretend the timeline was reversed. About 99% of these ads are flat WRONG, too. The diagnosis is entirely off. They’ll show a plant that’s firing leaves (a common drought response) and say it has fertilizer burn, or sunburn. So here’s the deal: better information is out there. And it’s completely free. Oh Happy Plants is a company focused on houseplant education. We’ve got a podcast with over 250 episodes, tutorial videos, informative emails, and an online member community (also free!) where you can post questions. Our owner (hi from Veronica!) has 11 years of professional experience with houseplants and a total of 28 years of experience as a plant mom. She also maintains a subscription to a scientific journal repository, because she’s a giant nerd. And she’s ready to dig into your plant issues and get you real answers based on science, not BS. So ditch your app. Come join us. Our tips actually work ;) https://members.ohhappyplants.online (Please note: you'll be guided to 'pick your plan' but the free plan will always be free, and the only thing I have any intention of charging for in the future will be in depth, stand-alone courses. This entire company and platform is run by me, Veronica, and I have NO SPACE for the BS that other companies bait folks with. This network will be free for as long as it exists ♥ If you want to donate to help keep it going, we've got Patreon for that :) )

We’ve all seen the ads - there’s a picture of a half-dead plant, then someone ‘scans’ it with their phone and the app says to fertilize, or re-pot, or water, or give it a banana or some nonsense. Then it shows you another picture and says “A few days later…” The second picture shows the same plant in perfect health. You already know how these ads are created. The advertising team buys a healthy plant, photographs it, then leaves it in direct sun outside. Or they put it in a closet and let it die for a month or two without water or light. THEN they take pictures, create their ad, and pretend the timeline was reversed. About 99% of these ads are flat WRONG, too. The diagnosis is entirely off. They’ll show a plant that’s firing leaves (a common drought response) and say it has fertilizer burn, or sunburn. So here’s the deal: better information is out there. And it’s completely free. Oh Happy Plants is a company focused on houseplant education. We’ve got a podcast with over 250 episodes, tutorial videos, informative emails, and an online member community (also free!) where you can post questions. Our owner (hi from Veronica!) has 11 years of professional experience with houseplants and a total of 28 years of experience as a plant mom. She also maintains a subscription to a scientific journal repository, because she’s a giant nerd. And she’s ready to dig into your plant issues and get you real answers based on science, not BS. So ditch your app. Come join us. Our tips actually work ;) https://members.ohhappyplants.online (Please note: you'll be guided to 'pick your plan' but the free plan will always be free, and the only thing I have any intention of charging for in the future will be in depth, stand-alone courses. This entire company and platform is run by me, Veronica, and I have NO SPACE for the BS that other companies bait folks with. This network will be free for as long as it exists ♥ If you want to donate to help keep it going, we've got Patreon for that :) )

We’ve all seen the ads - there’s a picture of a half-dead plant, then someone ‘scans’ it with their phone and the app says to fertilize, or re-pot, or water, or give it a banana or some nonsense. Then it shows you another picture and says “A few days later…” The second picture shows the same plant in perfect health. You already know how these ads are created. The advertising team buys a healthy plant, photographs it, then leaves it in direct sun outside. Or they put it in a closet and let it die for a month or two without water or light. THEN they take pictures, create their ad, and pretend the timeline was reversed. About 99% of these ads are flat WRONG, too. The diagnosis is entirely off. They’ll show a plant that’s firing leaves (a common drought response) and say it has fertilizer burn, or sunburn. So here’s the deal: better information is out there. And it’s completely free. Oh Happy Plants is a company focused on houseplant education. We’ve got a podcast with over 250 episodes, tutorial videos, informative emails, and an online member community (also free!) where you can post questions. Our owner (hi from Veronica!) has 11 years of professional experience with houseplants and a total of 28 years of experience as a plant mom. She also maintains a subscription to a scientific journal repository, because she’s a giant nerd. And she’s ready to dig into your plant issues and get you real answers based on science, not BS. So ditch your app. Come join us. Our tips actually work ;) https://members.ohhappyplants.online (Please note: you'll be guided to 'pick your plan' but the free plan will always be free, and the only thing I have any intention of charging for in the future will be in depth, stand-alone courses. This entire company and platform is run by me, Veronica, and I have NO SPACE for the BS that other companies bait folks with. This network will be free for as long as it exists ♥ If you want to donate to help keep it going, we've got Patreon for that :) )

We’ve all seen the ads - there’s a picture of a half-dead plant, then someone ‘scans’ it with their phone and the app says to fertilize, or re-pot, or water, or give it a banana or some nonsense. Then it shows you another picture and says “A few days later…” The second picture shows the same plant in perfect health. You already know how these ads are created. The advertising team buys a healthy plant, photographs it, then leaves it in direct sun outside. Or they put it in a closet and let it die for a month or two without water or light. THEN they take pictures, create their ad, and pretend the timeline was reversed. About 99% of these ads are flat WRONG, too. The diagnosis is entirely off. They’ll show a plant that’s firing leaves (a common drought response) and say it has fertilizer burn, or sunburn. So here’s the deal: better information is out there. And it’s completely free. Oh Happy Plants is a company focused on houseplant education. We’ve got a podcast with over 250 episodes, tutorial videos, informative emails, and an online member community (also free!) where you can post questions. Our owner (hi from Veronica!) has 11 years of professional experience with houseplants and a total of 28 years of experience as a plant mom. She also maintains a subscription to a scientific journal repository, because she’s a giant nerd. And she’s ready to dig into your plant issues and get you real answers based on science, not BS. So ditch your app. Come join us. Our tips actually work ;) https://members.ohhappyplants.online (Please note: you'll be guided to 'pick your plan' but the free plan will always be free, and the only thing I have any intention of charging for in the future will be in depth, stand-alone courses. This entire company and platform is run by me, Veronica, and I have NO SPACE for the BS that other companies bait folks with. This network will be free for as long as it exists ♥ If you want to donate to help keep it going, we've got Patreon for that :) )

We’ve all seen the ads - there’s a picture of a half-dead plant, then someone ‘scans’ it with their phone and the app says to fertilize, or re-pot, or water, or give it a banana or some nonsense. Then it shows you another picture and says “A few days later…” The second picture shows the same plant in perfect health. You already know how these ads are created. The advertising team buys a healthy plant, photographs it, then leaves it in direct sun outside. Or they put it in a closet and let it die for a month or two without water or light. THEN they take pictures, create their ad, and pretend the timeline was reversed. About 99% of these ads are flat WRONG, too. The diagnosis is entirely off. They’ll show a plant that’s firing leaves (a common drought response) and say it has fertilizer burn, or sunburn. So here’s the deal: better information is out there. And it’s completely free. Oh Happy Plants is a company focused on houseplant education. We’ve got a podcast with over 250 episodes, tutorial videos, informative emails, and an online member community (also free!) where you can post questions. Our owner (hi from Veronica!) has 11 years of professional experience with houseplants and a total of 28 years of experience as a plant mom. She also maintains a subscription to a scientific journal repository, because she’s a giant nerd. And she’s ready to dig into your plant issues and get you real answers based on science, not BS. So ditch your app. Come join us. Our tips actually work ;) https://members.ohhappyplants.online (Please note: you'll be guided to 'pick your plan' but the free plan will always be free, and the only thing I have any intention of charging for in the future will be in depth, stand-alone courses. This entire company and platform is run by me, Veronica, and I have NO SPACE for the BS that other companies bait folks with. This network will be free for as long as it exists ♥ If you want to donate to help keep it going, we've got Patreon for that :) )

We’ve all seen the ads - there’s a picture of a half-dead plant, then someone ‘scans’ it with their phone and the app says to fertilize, or re-pot, or water, or give it a banana or some nonsense. Then it shows you another picture and says “A few days later…” The second picture shows the same plant in perfect health. You already know how these ads are created. The advertising team buys a healthy plant, photographs it, then leaves it in direct sun outside. Or they put it in a closet and let it die for a month or two without water or light. THEN they take pictures, create their ad, and pretend the timeline was reversed. About 99% of these ads are flat WRONG, too. The diagnosis is entirely off. They’ll show a plant that’s firing leaves (a common drought response) and say it has fertilizer burn, or sunburn. So here’s the deal: better information is out there. And it’s completely free. Oh Happy Plants is a company focused on houseplant education. We’ve got a podcast with over 250 episodes, tutorial videos, informative emails, and an online member community (also free!) where you can post questions. Our owner (hi from Veronica!) has 11 years of professional experience with houseplants and a total of 28 years of experience as a plant mom. She also maintains a subscription to a scientific journal repository, because she’s a giant nerd. And she’s ready to dig into your plant issues and get you real answers based on science, not BS. So ditch your app. Come join us. Our tips actually work ;) https://members.ohhappyplants.online (Please note: you'll be guided to 'pick your plan' but the free plan will always be free, and the only thing I have any intention of charging for in the future will be in depth, stand-alone courses. This entire company and platform is run by me, Veronica, and I have NO SPACE for the BS that other companies bait folks with. This network will be free for as long as it exists ♥ If you want to donate to help keep it going, we've got Patreon for that :) )

We’ve all seen the ads - there’s a picture of a half-dead plant, then someone ‘scans’ it with their phone and the app says to fertilize, or re-pot, or water, or give it a banana or some nonsense. Then it shows you another picture and says “A few days later…” The second picture shows the same plant in perfect health. You already know how these ads are created. The advertising team buys a healthy plant, photographs it, then leaves it in direct sun outside. Or they put it in a closet and let it die for a month or two without water or light. THEN they take pictures, create their ad, and pretend the timeline was reversed. About 99% of these ads are flat WRONG, too. The diagnosis is entirely off. They’ll show a plant that’s firing leaves (a common drought response) and say it has fertilizer burn, or sunburn. So here’s the deal: better information is out there. And it’s completely free. Oh Happy Plants is a company focused on houseplant education. We’ve got a podcast with over 250 episodes, tutorial videos, informative emails, and an online member community (also free!) where you can post questions. Our owner (hi from Veronica!) has 11 years of professional experience with houseplants and a total of 28 years of experience as a plant mom. She also maintains a subscription to a scientific journal repository, because she’s a giant nerd. And she’s ready to dig into your plant issues and get you real answers based on science, not BS. So ditch your app. Come join us. Our tips actually work ;) https://members.ohhappyplants.online (Please note: you'll be guided to 'pick your plan' but the free plan will always be free, and the only thing I have any intention of charging for in the future will be in depth, stand-alone courses. This entire company and platform is run by me, Veronica, and I have NO SPACE for the BS that other companies bait folks with. This network will be free for as long as it exists ♥ If you want to donate to help keep it going, we've got Patreon for that :) )