Plants may not have voices, but they possess a remarkable ability to communicate with each other and their surroundings. Through chemical signals released into the air or soil, plants can warn their neighbors about dangers like pests or diseases. Some plants use electrical impulses to transmit internal messages rapidly, coordinating growth and defense mechanisms. Environmental responses, such as changing leaf angles or releasing scents, are also part of this silent dialogue. Understanding plant communication not only reveals the complexity of ecosystems but also opens new doors for agricultural innovation and environmental preservation.