"About... the Life-Gathering Spell..." Sprout nodded. "Wizet, what I'm about to say is actually something you've already been doing..."
"Not only have you been doing it yourself, you've also shared this method with others. That is why Neville and Hannah have made such tremendous progress in Herbology and are becoming increasingly adept at it."
"However, this approach does not only apply to the 'process'; it also applies to the 'result.' These are some ideas I gained by observing nature and learning from it."
"If you find that you've already worked this out yourself, then just assume I like to ramble, or help me check whether there are any oversights..."
Hearing Sprout say this, Wizet quickly replied, "Professor Sprout, I'm all ears."
Sprout smiled kindly and waved her hand. "We're just chatting right now. Don't be so nervous."
"There are often many ways to obtain a new plant. The simplest, of course, is sowing seeds and waiting for a plant to grow bit by bit."
"Cuttings, division, and grafting are also viable methods... Though they differ greatly, they have only one goal... namely, a 'new plant.'"
"As a herbologist, one must use different cultivation methods depending on the resources at hand, the environment in which the plant grows, or the specific effect one wishes to achieve."
"For example, methods of travel?" Hearing Sprout's words, Wizet thought of something. "Apparition, Side-Along Apparition, or Portkeys..."
"As long as the goal can be achieved, one can flexibly choose the most suitable method to obtain the desired result. Put that way, it seems applicable in many areas..."
He thought of the "two P's principle of Apparition" taught by Godric Gryffindor, as well as the "three D's principle" used in traditional Apparition;
Both "principles of Apparition" used their own methods to achieve the same goal—helping