This letter… ![]()
You’re a gem Jasmine.
This letter… ![]()
You’re a gem Jasmine.
awe thank you love. I am taken aback by the sweet gesture from someone I literally just met last week. There are beautiful people in the world ![]()
I love the gift and the letter and this moments of connection between you ![]()
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The organ pipe cactus in my front yard put up a flower. It did it for the first time a few months ago but I missed it, the bloom only lasts 12hrs or so.
only 12 hours? Man it is great that you caught it this time - how beautiful! ![]()
Geeze Louise! Someone at all my Leaves
last night.
@Cjp at least they left me all the jalapenos. I better pick them tonight.
Definitely Pansies
@JazzyS
Across from my Coleus bench.
It’s a hangout area for me while the dogs do their thing.
What a beautiful setup. I love it! ![]()
Wow! It’s beautiful ![]()
Very nice ![]()
Thank you Benjamin
They look happy ![]()
Wow, it’s grown so much!
Surprisingly. It had been in the same pot for the entire 3+ years and was a somewhat uncelebrated member of my collection.
Now in a shiny new setup, its status has been raised ![]()
Also, didn’t really notice at the time - but this thing had virtually no roots to start with. In hindsight I’m surprised it took at all.
I can so relate to this. Can we do anything about it? I hate going to see a doctor as you get 5 minutes and usually come out with a pill. It’s more complicated than that.
Don’t share my (very few) indoor plants often. I’ve had this pothos for 4 or 5 years. Lost a bunch of leaves after I neglected it for a good chunk of the past 6-9 months. Needs water 2-3x a week, was just kinda doing it whenever I remembered to. So there is some bare vinage, but now back on the proper watering schedule for a couple months, she is springing back to life.
I repotted it once, untangling all of this and bringing it outside. It’s rootbound as fuck but I am not going through that exercise ever again!
And these ones you are familiar with from last month. Most of the snakes haven’t rooted yet and are quite dehydrated. Hoping it’s just stress from the butchering I had to inflict on the roots. Snake plants are EXTREMELY resilient so we will see.