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Meet Ümit Ersan: Türkiye’s Renowned “Flower Doctor”

by Jennifer

Türkiye boasts its very own “plant whisperer,” the renowned Ümit Ersan, affectionately known as the “Çiçek Doktoru” or the “Flower Doctor.” With a popular book bearing the same name and a thriving presence on social media, Ersan shares a treasure trove of knowledge not only on keeping your plants healthy but also on allowing them to thrive. On the upcoming Sunday, October 8th, Ersan will be a prominent participant in the Natural Living Festival, known as the “Doğal Yaşam Festivali” in Turkish, hosted at YBY Kemerburgaz over the weekend. During this event, Ersan will deliver an exclusive talk on nurturing plant life and aiding in their recovery. In a groundbreaking move, he will also provide crucial insights into cultivating and caring for plants that can purify Earth’s atmosphere, a subject NASA has deemed vital.

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Ersan has amassed a substantial following on social media, and his book “Çiçek Doktoru” has captivated readers. His expertise extends beyond plant care; he is known for his engaging and entertaining approach to sharing his knowledge, which has resonated with over 500,000 avid followers. Over the years, he has been a reliable source of advice and unconventional tips for maintaining specific plant varieties and nursing ailing plants back to health. His social media platforms showcase a variety of natural remedies, including innovative solutions such as using rice water and yeast. Most of his content is in video format, and his YouTube channel is equally soothing, uplifting, and educational.

Meeting Türkiye’s Plant Whisperer

I had the privilege of meeting Ümit Ersan, Türkiye’s plant whisperer, to discuss his book, his unique plant cures, and to seek solutions for personal plant-related issues. Released in November of the previous year, “Çiçek Doktoru” by Ümit Ersan continues to be a top seller on online shopping platforms like Hepsiburada and Trendyol.

The book is the culmination of Ersan’s extensive experience, education, and passion for plant care and remedies. Hailing from Ankara, Ersan’s fascination with plant cultivation and care began at the age of six when his mother gifted him a chrysanthemum plant. Today, that very same plant not only thrives but has also multiplied through clippings. Caring for plants and sharing his knowledge has been a lifelong passion for Ersan.

Initially pursuing a different career path as an educator in the Human Resources Department of the Swiss Hotel in Ankara, Ersan eventually broke away from the corporate world to follow his true calling. Several publishing houses recognized the value he brought to his followers and approached him to compile his holistic plant remedies into a book. “Çiçek Doktoru” offers a wide range of information and remarkable concoctions to revive plants, explained in detail. Additionally, the book delves into the origins of plant names, their astrological connections, and Ersan’s personal experiences with his beloved plants. His book, YouTube channel, and social media accounts not only educate but also provide relaxation and entertainment, offering hope for those seeking solutions to plant-related challenges.

Addressing a common query, Ersan suggests reviving an orchid by covering a seemingly lifeless stalk with an aloe vera plant, which could prompt new growth. For garden plants afflicted by powdery mildew, he recommends concocting a mixture of water and garlic, spraying it regularly, and watching the problem vanish, a remedy I personally found effective.

In summary, “Çiçek Doktoru” is a life-saving resource for plants and humans alike. Ümit Ersan, affectionately known as Türkiye’s “plant whisperer” (or “Çiçek Doktoru”), draws from his personal experiences, ancestral wisdom, and extensive international research. He delves into topics such as the potential use of cacti in cancer treatment and, in a groundbreaking move, shares his latest findings on plants recommended by NASA for purifying our atmosphere. Ersan, whose name Ümit means “hope” in Turkish, indeed instills hope through his knowledge and commitment to nurturing the green life around us.

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