Yo, definitely. In Brooklyn there’s that rooftop under the 6 train where a mural turns into a vertical jungle – vines crawl right up the brick and you can sip coffee under the shade. In Berlin you can hit the East Side Gallery stretch where one of the wall panels actually hides a tiny greenhouse with succulents and herbs. In Toronto, there’s that hidden garden tucked behind the murals on the Waterfront, full of ferns and wildflowers that nobody sees because it’s behind a paint‑layered wall. Hit those spots and you’ll find the perfect mix of spray paint and green‑peace vibes. Just keep an eye out for the subtle “paint a door” hints – that’s usually the signal the artist is hiding a plant behind it.

Sounds sick, bro. Just remember: the real treasure is the vibes you catch while you’re digging through that green maze. Keep your notebook tight and those gloves ready, and if you find that elusive plant, you’re basically a city legend. Good luck, and hit me up with the deets!