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Humans have become "blind" to plants, which may be in turn caused by a lack of knowledge of plants themselves and a reason for disconnection to nature. Identifying communication as an issue, Talking Plant Sense promotes the appreciation of plants & their abilities through the creation of new words.
Plants do not have a nose, eyes or tongues to taste, see and smell as we do, but they are aware of the direction, amount, duration, and colour of light, they use odors as a communication tool and can feel and respond to different types of stimulation to m
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