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We understand that houseplants are not naturally inclined to read advertising messages, but with a smart reward system you may be able to motivate them. Here's a guide to encouraging your houseplants to read commercials so you don't have to.

Table of contents

• Introduction
• Supplies
• Step-by-step Guide
• Reward system
• Maintenance and Tips

1 Introduction

Houseplants certainly can't read, but we can try training them to identify advertising messages. This can be useful if you would like to know what offers are available without bothering to read the advertisements themselves.

2. Supplies

To train your houseplants to “read” advertising messages, you will need the following:

• A selection of advertising messages (e.g. leaflets, magazines, or digital images)
• Houseplants (different types for variety)
• A timer
• Rewards for your plants (e.g. plant food or extra sunlight)

3. Step-by-step Guide

Follow these steps to train your houseplants:

• Place one or more advertisements near your houseplants.
• Set a timer for a short period of time (e.g. 10 minutes).
• During this time, the houseplants should observe the advertising messages.

4. Reward system

After the observation period, it's time to reward your plants for their "reading efforts." Here's a simple reward system:

• Give your plants some extra sunlight.
• Add plant food to their potting soil.
• Water them with love and attention.

The idea is to reward your plants every time they are near and “read” the advertisements. They will make the positive association between viewing the commercial and the rewards they receive.

5. Maintenance and Tips

• Repeat these training sessions regularly to reinforce the habit in your plants.
• Make sure your houseplants get enough light and water to stay healthy.
• Keep the advertising messages fresh and interesting to keep your plants interested.

Remember that houseplants don't have actual reading skills, but by rewarding them for interacting with commercials you can create a fun and interactive way to stay up to date on promotions without having to do it yourself.