Okay, so I’ve been seeing these “crystals for trees” things popping up all over my feed, and I finally decided to give it a shot. I mean, who doesn’t want to add a little sparkle to their garden, right? Plus, I figured it might help my little saplings grow big and strong. Super excited, so I started doing some research, and I saw that I only need some basic stuff!
Gathering My Supplies
First things first, I needed to get my hands on some crystals. I didn’t want to go all out and buy the most expensive ones, so I hit up a local craft store. Here is what I got:
- Clear quartz (because I read it’s good for general energy)
- Rose quartz (for some extra love, you know?)
- A few small amethyst pieces (because they’re pretty)
I also grabbed a small shovel, some gardening gloves (gotta protect those hands!), and a watering can. I already had a couple of baby trees in pots that I’d been meaning to plant, so I was all set.
The Planting Process
I started by digging a hole in my backyard, making sure it was big enough for the tree’s roots. I placed a few pieces of clear quartz at the bottom of the hole. I read that they are good at amping up the energy in the soil. I also put a few small pieces of rose quartz and mixed them with the clear quartz. They say rose quartz adds an element of “love” to help the plants grow!
Then, I carefully took the tree out of its pot and placed it in the hole. I made sure the roots were spread out nicely. Then I used the soil I removed to bury the tree in the ground.
Next, I sprinkled a few more crystals around the base of the tree, kind of like a sparkly mulch. I added the amethyst here, just because I liked the way it looked. Finally, I gave the tree a good watering, imagining all that crystal energy flowing down to the roots.
Fingers Crossed!
So, that’s it! My trees are now officially “crystal-infused.” Honestly, I don’t know if it’ll actually make a difference in how they grow, but it was a fun little project. And hey, even if it’s just a placebo effect, my garden looks a little more magical now. I’ll keep an eye on these trees and see if they seem any happier or healthier over the next few weeks. Who knows, maybe I’ll become a crystal-gardening convert!
