Is "plantingly" an adverb?

Is plantingly an adverb form of plant? Can you give me a example sentence?

Edit: This use of plantingly came from the following quote:

Firstly I [would like] to thank you for taking the time from your [busy] schedule to help we plantingly challenged.

Solution 1:

On its own, the word plantingly is not a "real" word (not much evidence of use, not in dictionary). However, in this particular sentence, plantingly is being used in the phrase "plantingly challenged". This is a phrase that was formed by analogy with other phrases of the form "__ly challenged", for example:

• mentally challenged (mental difficulties)
• academically challenged (academic difficulties)
• financially challenged (financial difficulties)
• socially challenged (social difficulties)
• etc.

In the case of "plantingly challenged", the phrase is supposed to mean that the person has difficulty with planting. The -ly suffix was added to this word in order to maintain the form of other "___ly challenged" phrases (and in this case, the use is intended to be playful or humorous).