Not long ago, I suddenly became obsessed with planting flowers. Once, I called a connoisseur and she said, "Oh, petunia! Remember to pick the heart, the more you pick, the better the flower will grow." In fact, I already understood this principle, but she is a beautiful The wise girl, listening to her say this, it is like listening to people's words, and there is a Zen spirit everywhere.

I remember when I was a child in Pingtung, there were papayas growing in the yard, and the new branches of papaya were growing. After picking it twice, the papaya becomes smart, and it knows that it is better to develop to the side as soon as possible. The same is true of the bright petunia. We plucked the new branch that was rushing straight up, and as a result, it caused it to send four or five branches from the side, and the instinct of the creature seemed to be more frustrated.

In the course of life, we may have suffered the pain of "topping" at one time, but the instinct of life is to seek its survival and development in the most euphemistic way. Heaven and earth are generous and benevolent, and a lost trunk has four or five branches to make up for it. A full blooming season is still to be expected.

Not long ago, I suddenly became obsessed with planting flowers. Once, I called a connoisseur and she said, "Oh, petunia! Remember to pick the heart, the more you pick, the better the flower will grow." In fact, I already understood this principle, but she is a beautiful The wise girl, listening to her say this, it is like listening to people's words, and there is a Zen spirit everywhere.

I remember when I was a child in Pingtung, there were papayas growing in the yard, and the new branches of papaya were growing. After picking it twice, the papaya becomes smart, and it knows that it is better to develop to the side as soon as possible. The same is true of the bright petunia. We plucked the new branch that was rushing straight up, and as a result, it caused it to send four or five branches from the side, and the instinct of the creature seemed to be more frustrated.

In the course of life, we may have suffered the pain of "topping" at one time, but the instinct of life is to seek its survival and development in the most euphemistic way. Heaven and earth are generous and benevolent, and a lost trunk has four or five branches to make up for it. A full blooming season is still to be expected.