As usual, every two weeks I would take my plant (which I keep at the entrance to my house) and water it, since this plant had been with me for over a year and the lady who sold it to me told me that it didn't need to be watered too much. a few days ago was the day to water it, since two weeks and a few days had passed, but I was horrified when I saw that my poor plant was dead. I never noticed because, as I mentioned, I keep it at the entrance to my house hanging from a high shelf. I still don't understand how it's possible that my poor plant, which I cared for for a year, was damaged just like that.
I was quite sad because I've had very bad luck with my plants. A few months ago, I lost a mini cactus. I don't know how it happened because it was buried in its pot, but one day the pot was just empty. No one has access to it except us because I put them in the window of my house and I'm really the only one who takes care of the plants. Now this has happened to my favorite plant. It had already grown a little, and I even repotted it many months ago.
I tried to revive it, watered it, and left it on the windowsill, taking advantage of the fact that the weather has been cool these last few days and it hasn't been unbearably hot, but it just kept getting worse and worse, until it finally wilted... My mom says that happens when someone with bad energy is around you. I don't really believe in that stuff, but sometimes I wonder if it's true, haha, since my neighbor has a super negative aura and is always yelling and cursing at her parents.
On the other hand, my cacti are doing quite well. I don't know if it's normal for them to grow so slowly, but at least I've seen a (slight) change in size, and the cactus spines are getting stronger and easier to hurt yourself on. These plants don't need to be watered often either, which makes them perfect because I can organize myself better to water them.
I still have my plant in its pot, hoping for a miracle, that somehow it will revive. I have faith that this might happen, as it has happened before with other plants, but I don't know if this one is the same. It still baffles me not knowing what happened to it. All I can do is say goodbye to it, hoping that it's just a “see you soon.”