03
Aug
In cities bursting with traffic and tight schedules, a quiet revolution is sprouting right on the balconies and windowsills of high-rise apartments. Urban gardening is no longer just a pandemic hobby. It’s become a lifestyle statement for young professionals, middle-aged homemakers, and even college students seeking a breath of green in their concrete lives.With rising stress levels, polluted air, and the need for mindful routines, more people are turning to plants as their daily therapy. A small pot of basil on the kitchen ledge, a money plant winding across the grill, or even microgreens growing in an old container—these are…
