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Growing up, I was always surrounded by lush greenery, thanks to my dad, who had a magical way with plants. I remember one summer, our garden looked particularly vibrant—except for one corner where a few plants seemed to be on their last legs. Their leaves were drooping, and they looked as though they were surrendering to the relentless heat.

I was sure they were beyond saving. But then, my dad showed me a simple trick that brought them back to life, almost effortlessly. Over the years, this trick has become my go-to solution for rescuing any plant that looks like it’s on its way out. Here’s how it works.

Before we get into the trick, it’s important to understand why plants droop in the first place. A droopy plant is usually a sign of distress, and the most common causes include:

Underwatering: The most obvious cause is a lack of water. When the soil is too dry, the plant can’t absorb the moisture it needs, leading to wilting and drooping.