Do plants grow better with human contact?

Answer 1

There is no scientific proof that plants grow better with any form of human interaction. Plants existed on earth for billions of years before humans evolved.

The only way that certain plants benefit from human interaction are cultivated plants, where they are reliant on humans for water, fertilizer and basic care

Answer 2

There is limited scientific evidence to suggest that plants respond positively to human contact, like talking or being touched. However, providing plants with appropriate care, such as water, sunlight, and nutrients, is more important for their growth and health. Physical interaction with plants may have a psychological benefit for humans but is not a requirement for plant growth.