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Why Australians are leaving plants out for strangers Natasha Preskey © Provided by The Independent People in Australia have been leaving plants for strangers to find as part of a mass movement of random acts of kindness. Members of the 10,000-strong Plant Drop Australia Facebook group have been leaving plants in different public locations for others to find. When members place their plants, they leave a tag containing the group’s name, its QR code or the hashtag #happyplantdrop. “Get a plant or a cutting of one of your plants. Put it in a pot. Find a nice spot where your...

The movement has warmed hearts across Australia at a time of great uncertainty amid the ongoing pandemic.

ABC Everyday If you love plants, why not share that love by cutting, potting and dropping them for a stranger to find? ( Print text only Cut it, pot it and share it with a total stranger. The act of giving a plant to someone you will probably never see and getting nothing in return is a hugely popular idea, going by the thousands of people who have enthusiastically joined Facebook groups promoting action. The Plant Drop Australia Facebook group gathered more than 5,000 members in just a couple of weeks and it's still growing. "I see it's going to grow … it's such a beautiful thing to watch,...