You Can Now Buy Your Own Love Fern From ‘How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days’

From Cosmopolitan

Kate Hudson, queen of leggings deals and patron saint of the rom-com, has teamed up with Urban Stems to launch a special Love Fern in collab with her King St. Vodka line. And while you can totally gift your Love Fern to your boo (there is a holiday coming up), let’s be honest, the real fun of this gift would be giving it as a Galentine’s Day present.

The Love Fern costs $55 and comes with a cute pink ceramic pot, King St. Vodka branded mister, and a discount for your own vodka (which ya gotta buy separately, sry). The mister is perf for keeping your Love Fern happy and hydrated—and healthy enough that you definitely won’t mistake it for being asleep. Just make sure you don’t pour anything but water into the mister or your Love Fern will die—as Kate cheekily explained in an Instagram post.

Sure, $55 is pricey for a four-inch plant, but as anyone who has ever tried to buy flowers online knows, they usually charge you something exorbitant like $30 just for the planter or vase, so at least you’re getting your money’s worth in plant vessels and accessories with this one.

Besides, you’re really paying for the novelty and fun of owning your own K. Hud–approved Love Fern like Andie Anderson’s from How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. And damnit, does Kate know her audience, because I don’t know about you, but after this year, I am in a place to make unnecessary purchases in the hopes of returning to A Life Before All This. Throwing money into the ether just to feel ownership over our memories and nostalgia? Sounds good!!! (I have a bad credit score.)

Side note: Can anyone believe that movie is turning 18 this year? Like? The Love Fern would be old enough to vote now? What is time? Why is time? Unrelated but I’m gonna go slather my entire body in anti-aging eye creams and take a sunscreen bath now.

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