Inspired by the #DitchPlastic movement by @KetanChhaniyara and encouraged by dear @TravellerG Sir’s thoughtful words, here sharing meaningful steps I’ve been followed since past years toward a more sustainable lifestyle.
I’ve been making small, conscious changes over the past few years and they’ve brought a quiet kind of joy.
I switched from plastic pots to fabric grow bags from Planteria. These breathable pots help plants grow stronger roots and stay healthier. Plus, they’re reusable and so much better for the environment. My review link here
I also installed bamboo-made bird feeders and perches from Hi Eco Designs from Coimbatore, seems they have closed their business, couldn’t find them on Google. Bamboo is a beautiful, sustainable material that feels right at home with nature. Watching birds visit our window has become a little daily happiness.
Every little effort matters and nature always responds with grace. Small changes like these add up and bring us closer to the nature we often take for granted.
These steps might be small, but they’re part of something much bigger, a kinder way of living.
Let’s keep moving forward, one step and one habit at a time.
Wow… wonderful post, dear @SaylliWalve1
Your practices are highly appreciated…
Yes, “this” reflects well in your post.
I’m also impressed by your Photos… great
Hope our @KetanChhaniyara will enjoy this…
Most sincerely…
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Dear LG Saylli…
Thanks also for your kind words…
It’s amazing how simple changes, like carrying a reusable bag or water bottle, can make such a big difference. Kudos to you for championing this cause and encouraging us all to embrace more sustainable habits.
@SaylliWalve1 Absolutely loved reading your post — it radiates sincerity and gentle inspiration. Each thoughtful action you’ve taken beautifully reflects your commitment to a greener, more mindful way of living. Switching to fabric grow bags and bamboo accessories not only reduces plastic waste but also deepens our connection with nature — and that’s truly admirable.
What inspired you to begin this journey toward sustainability — was there a moment or experience that sparked this change?
Definitely, @SaylliWalve1 has really practiced commendable sustainable means. And those pictures are stunning. Thank you so much for your inspiring post!
Your commitment to sustainable living shines through your thoughtful choices - from switching to fabric grow bags to installing bamboo bird feeders.
It’s heartening to see how the #DitchPlasticSpoons challenge has resonated with you, leading to impactful changes that benefit both nature and our communities.
Agree..!
It’s often the smallest changes that create the biggest impact over time.
Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement @NareshDarji
Thank you so much @NandKK for your inspiring words
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I actually started becoming more mindful when I saw a cow eating a plastic bag filled with veggies. That poor animal didn’t know the difference, she just wanted to eat. I tried to pull the bag out, but ended up getting a small nudge from her
That moment really stayed with me and made me realize how harmful plastic is, not just for nature, but for the innocent lives around us. Since then, made a few changes. Started using bamboo feeders, clay water pots, and steel plates for the little winged visitors and furry four legged kids
I believe that dedicated LGs like you are the assets of our community…
You created a very professional article in a few hours…
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Sincerely, proud of you, dear @SaylliWalve1
God bless you.
@SaylliWalve1 thank you for making my day today. this is so inspiring! Love how you’re making a real difference with those fabric grow bags and bamboo bird feeders. It really shows how every small, conscious step adds up to a kinder way of living. Thanks for sharing your journey!
I switched from plastic pots to fabric grow bags from Planteria. These breathable pots help plants grow stronger roots and stay healthier. Plus, they’re reusable and so much better for the environment. My review link here
I also installed bamboo-made bird feeders and perches from Hi Eco Designs from Coimbatore, seems they have closed their business, couldn’t find them on Google. Bamboo is a beautiful, sustainable material that feels right at home with nature. Watching birds visit our window has become a little daily happiness.
. I wish you success in all your endeavours 
and furry four legged kids 
