Kiran, an amateur botanist, returns from a botanical expedition with a rare plant species that blooms just once a year. He places the potted plant inside a greenhouse located at the community garden. The greenhouse is shared among several botanists, including Emeka and Priya, but not everyone has access every day based on a schedule. Kiran makes a note in the shared online calendar that the plant is expected to bloom in two weeks; however, the notification system is down, so only those who directly check the calendar will be aware of this event.

Emeka, who is not particularly tech-savvy, seldom checks the online calendar and instead relies on Priya to inform him of any important events or changes in the schedule. Unfortunately, Priya is currently busy preparing for a conference and fails to notice Kiran's update about the plant.

A week later, Fabrizio, the maintenance manager of the community garden who is not a botanist and does not have a deep interest in plants, notices the blooming plant while fixing a water pipe in the greenhouse. He mentions this in passing to Emeka the next day. Excitedly, Emeka shares the news with Priya, who then realizes she missed Kiran's update and feels responsible for not informing Emeka earlier.

Given the relationship between the greenhouse users, the technology issues, and the individual interests and responsibilities, which individuals are aware of the plant's blooming time directly from Kiran's calendar update, who knows because of in-person communication, and who remains uninformed? Provide a brief response.
Kiran is aware of the plant's blooming time because he is the one who made the discovery and posted it on the calendar himself. He has firsthand knowledge but does not realize that others might not be as diligent in checking the calendar, especially while the notification system is down.

Priya does not know about the plant's expected blooming time from Kiran's update because she has been preoccupied with her conference preparations and neglected to check the shared online calendar. Her awareness of the plant's blooming status arises only after Emeka tells her about it, which he learned from Fabrizio.

Emeka is not directly aware of the plant's blooming time from the calendar update since he relies on Priya for such information and does not habitually check the online calendar. His knowledge comes from Fabrizio, who found out about the bloom incidentally and mentioned it without understanding its significance. Therefore, Emeka's knowledge is secondhand, without any specific timing, originating from an in-person communication that is detached from the original source.

Fabrizio learns about the plant's bloom through personal observation, not because he was informed by Kiran or checked the calendar, but due to his role as the maintenance manager that required him to be in the greenhouse. Although he shares the news with Emeka, he is not aware of the exact blooming schedule that Kiran had posted, showing that his knowledge of the event is incidental and lacks the precision Kiran's calendar update would have provided.

Others who have access to the greenhouse, follow the calendar, and have not been mentioned in the narrative remain uninformed unless they have individually checked the online calendar during the notification system downtime or have been informed via alternative means, such as direct communication with Kiran or others who are in the know. The specific status of their knowledge would depend on their individual actions following the breakdown of the notification system and their interactions with the other individuals involved.