Tucked away along Thika Road, Jacqulyne Kogo’s modest bedsitter overflows with greenery. More than 50 houseplants cascade from shelves, dangle from wooden planks, and occupy every corner.
“I love plants,” she says simply. “Wherever I live—whether it’s a bedsitter, a one-bedroom, or even a mansion—I must have plants. It’s not even a question.”
