"Yes... the Life Condensation Curse..." Professor Sprout nodded. "Vizet, what I'm about to say is actually something you've already been doing..."
"And not just doing it yourself. You've also shared this method with others. That's also why Neville and Hanna have made such great progress in Herbology, and why they're becoming more and more comfortable with it."
"But this approach actually applies not only to the 'process,' but also to the 'result.' These are some thoughts I gained by observing nature and learning from nature."
"If you find you've already summed this up yourself, then just take it as me being fond of rambling, or help me check again whether there are any gaps in it..."
Hearing Professor Sprout say this, Vizet hurriedly said, "Professor Sprout, I'll definitely listen carefully."
Professor Sprout gave a kindly smile and waved her hand. "We're only chatting right now. Don't be so nervous."
"If you want to obtain a new plant, there are often many ways to do it. The simplest method is, of course, sowing seeds and waiting for a plant to grow little by little."
"And cuttings, division, or grafting are all viable methods as well... Though they have many differences, their purpose is only one thing... that is, a 'new plant.'"
"As a Herbalist, you need to use different cultivation methods on plants according to the resources you have, the environment they grow in, or the specific effect you want to achieve."
"For example, methods of movement?" Hearing Professor Sprout say this, Vizet thought of something. "Apparition, Side-Along Apparition, or a Portkey..."
"As long as the goal can be achieved, you can flexibly choose the most suitable method to reach the result you want. Put that way, it seems it can be applied to many things..."
He thought of the