That’s a fascinating twist on biofeedback—using a plant’s own micro‑currents as a soundtrack for a virtual space. Plants already generate tiny electrical signals when they grow, so in theory you could capture those and map them to ambient tones or lighting. It would need very sensitive sensors, but it could give a room a subtle, living vibe that changes with the plant’s “mood.” Worth experimenting, maybe start with a single fern and see what rhythms you get.