This person isn't sure how to feel about their office plants suddenly being redistributed by their coworkers.
The plant people of the world, those with green thumbs, often develop a close bond with their plants. They're living things that thrive with sunlight and water, and unlike pets, they don't need constant attention. You can give your plant a name and talk to it, which is apparently good for the little sprout. If you're especially good at keeping your plants alive and thriving, it becomes a point of pride, which is something that u/Any_Strain_3673 would know all about.
This person loves plants so much that they brought a bunch of them to the office with them. That requires putting a lot of trust in the coworkers of their office! A lot of people have black thumbs… they think that plants need way more water than they actually do, or they'll take it upon themselves to give the plant full sun when it needs a bit of shade. This person brought some of their rare plants into the office and then left them for a week! They realized that their plants had been moved around, and decided to ask r/AmItheA****** what they should do next.
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