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Caring for indoor plants is extremely rewarding, but it\u2019s not without its frustrations\u2014like discovering they’ve been treated as trash cans. I\u2019ve learned to laugh it off, but some days, it\u2019s a challenge. I often wish I could confront the culprit and ask, \u201cDo you think houseplants double as garbage bins?\u201d You’d think I’d be used to it by now, but every time I find litter in the soil, I can’t help but silently indulge in a bit of trash talk. Maybe I’m too sensitive, taking this behavior personally when I shouldn\u2019t.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Lately, I\u2019ve been listening to a lot of motivational podcasts. Some self-help authors suggest I should be grateful for the opportunity to remove someone’s litter. They argue that if the plants weren\u2019t there, the trash wouldn\u2019t bother me, but<\/em> I also wouldn\u2019t be earning an income from them. In other words, I should shift my mindset to appreciate that these trash-laden plants financially support me and my family. But most of the time, gratitude is the last thing I feel during these moments. That said, here are just a few of the surprising items I\u2019ve found in plants.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Trash Talk: The Coffee Plant<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

I understand why some people toss their trash into plant pots\u2014who wants to be burdened with finding a garbage bin when there\u2019s convenient foliage right by the exit? Usually, it\u2019s harmless, unless someone\u2019s dumping a liquid like coffee with cream. But have you ever gotten a call from a client about a plant emitting a rancid smell? It can make you second-guess your care techniques when, in reality, the plant has been doubling as a sink for an office worker who didn’t feel like going to the breakroom. If only they preferred black coffee.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Trash Talk: The Miscellaneous Plant<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

I can sympathize when a kid throws their lollipop stick into the soil. After all, children don’t always understand the consequences of littering. But what I can’t wrap my head around is when an adult does the same thing. Over the years, I’ve found all sorts of random items in the soil, from crumpled candy wrappers to half-eaten snacks. Just recently, I discovered a discarded hospital bracelet for a sixty-year-old woman lying in the underplanting. (Hopefully, you\u2019re reading this, Martha Jean _ _ _ _ _.) It’s surprising\u2014and a little disheartening\u2014to see how often plants become the catch-all for anything people don\u2019t want to carry to the nearest trash can. These plants, meant to beautify the space, end up holding an assortment of the most unexpected items.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Trash Talk: The Contraband Plant<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Worse than wrappers, lollipop sticks, or hospital wristbands is touching something dangerous. Years ago, while servicing enormous oriental vases in a downtown high-rise, I experienced this scenario. Eight-foot Ming aralias were planted deep inside vases, and because the opening was so small, I couldn\u2019t use a moisture meter<\/a> or soil probe. With the nightmare of plant replacement<\/a> costs in mind, I didn’t want to guess. Instead, I had to reach down to my armpit to feel the soil.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

One day, while feeling for moisture, I touched something hard. Thinking it was a fork, I pulled it out, only to find an open pocket knife. I dismissed it as a fluke, but on the next service day, I found the handle of a switchblade buried in the container. To say the least, it freaked me out, but I soon realized a new tenant had recently moved into the conference center next to the lobby\u2014a government office with a metal detector and armed guards. My experience finally made sense\u2014people were hiding weapons in the vases. If you ever find yourself servicing a high-security location, beware of contraband in the plants!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Trash Talk: The Cash Plant<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

High-traffic public areas like shopping malls are prime spots for finding discarded personal items in plants. You\u2019re bound to discover anything from panties and baby socks to soda cans, half-eaten pretzels, chewing gum, tobacco spit, and even the occasional condom. I never knew what I\u2019d pull out next when servicing a mall, but I always wore latex gloves and used a water meter to probe around. After the holidays, I once found a Visa gift card under a thick row of aglaonema leaves. Annoyed that this person was too lazy to use the trash bin right next to the plant, I almost destroyed the card, but for some reason, I hesitated. What if the gift card was still good? I decided to check the balance, and, to my surprise, the card had $50 on it. I guess not all plant trash is bad after all!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Caring for plants isn\u2019t always glamorous, but it can definitely be full of surprises. While unexpected discoveries are frustrating, they also add a bit of excitement to the job. These experiences have taught me valuable lessons over the years\u2014most importantly, to stay safe by wearing gloves, using a soil probe<\/a> (if possible) to check for hidden objects, and always being cautious of what you might encounter. So, the next time you find yourself digging through soil, remember that you never know what you might find. Just try your best to keep a sense of humor<\/a> about it all.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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