I’m not a big plant person, but last year, I got a few tiny succulents for my office and they really lifted my mood, just seeing them every day. I got six of them and three have survived, which is pretty good given my record.
Last week, my mom texted me from the grocery store:
It wasn’t odd, so much as just random. But she brought it home and I put the little plant on my office windowsill and I loved it! It made me very happy all week to see it there, bookended by the few remaining succulents.
But then this morning I came into my office and found this:
It got very cold over the weekend and I guess I should have moved the plant away from the window. I feel really depressed about it!
I’m a terrible mother.
Accismus 
I think it’s revivable.
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Yeah, she ain’t dead.
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Oh good! I will water her and see.
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Wait, were y’all being sarcastic?
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No! This plant can make it.
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I have one of these and it very frequent watering, like every few days! Nerve plant/fittonia if it’s the one I’m thinking of.
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Good to know. I don’t remember the name, but the instructions did say water whenever the soil is dry, so makes sense.
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Ugh, I know that feeling of depression when plant babies die. I recently heard of a friend who gives her plants to friends and “rehomes” them when they aren’t doing well in her home. I thought that was genius and might assuage the guilt I have when I kill a plant. Good luck with your plant baby!
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