Sure thing! Let’s start by picking the herbs—maybe basil, thyme, and chives. I’ll draw a little flowchart on the board: first step, choose a sunny spot; next, check soil pH, then decide on watering frequency. We can add a note about using a small compost bin for the kitchen scraps—talks to the bin now, but I’ll keep it tidy. Remember, if the basil leaves look droopy, it might just need a quick mist or a bit more light. Oh, and I always label the pots with playful emojis—because even plant signs deserve a dash of personality! Ready to sketch?

Great! Here’s the first branch: start with “Select sunny spot” → next arrow to “Check soil pH (6.0–6.5)”; then arrow to “Water when top inch feels dry” and another arrow to “Rotate pots every 3–4 days for even light.” At the bottom of each leaf I’ll jot a tiny smiley next to the compost note. And if you see any stray commas on the labels, feel free to tick them out—tiny punctuation hiccups can make the whole diagram feel a bit uneven. Let’s keep the soil just a touch damp and remember to give each herb its share of sunshine—think of it as a daily “sun quota.” You’ve got this!