Beneath the misty peaks that encircle Lima, Camila tended to plants on her rooftop, dreaming of turning her grey city into a lush paradise. The rivers were running low, and gardens had vanished beneath concrete. One day, a mysterious old woman offered Camila a single seed, said to come from ancient Incan floating gardens. Guided by hope, Camila planted the seed in a makeshift raft on the river Rimac. To her amazement, the plant thrived, sending vines that cleaned the water and roots that anchored the floating raft. Soon, children and neighbors joined Camila, building more rafts and planting more seeds. Each new floating garden cleaned the river a little more and provided food and flowers to everyone nearby. As the gardens spread, her floating oasis became a place for the whole city—a haven for birds, fish, and people seeking peace. Camila discovered a hidden message in the plant’s leaves: instructions for restoring balance between people and nature. With this knowledge, Lima’s citizens built hundreds of floating gardens, turning their polluted river into a ribbon of green and color. Years later, as Camila walked among blooming lilies and hummingbirds, she knew the city’s heart had changed. Her dream—born from a single seed—had become a gift for all of Lima, proving that even the smallest hope could make a city bloom again.