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Natalie Coudré
2018-07-29
I now added "Castanospermum australe house plant. Jack's beanstalk tree. Moreton Bay Chestnut." in my "garden"
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Khim_ali
2018-07-16
Im new to propagating succulents and its day 5 but the plant didnt go well. I wait till a pedal falls off or I take the bottom ones and twist it to get them off. I tried drying it in my house for 2-3 days on top of soil with some sunlight by the window but the plant began to rot and get all soft/mushy so I tried doing it outside drying them for 2-3 days then misting them with water but my plant has turned black can someone gove me tips on propagating ive been trying but its not going well. Also when propagating is it norml for the plant to get soft and mushy?
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Khim_ali: @Liz Lynch okay I’ll give t a few more days , thank you!!
Liz Lynch: Give it a few more days.... but when you say soft - how soft? Softness usually means to much water 😊
Liz Lynch: I reckon this still may have potential to go
Pommy Mommy
2018-07-10
I planted my HUNDREDTH potted plant today! It's a good thing I'm moving because I don't think I could fit many more pott33s. The new house sits on nearly an acre! I have to move all 100 pots AND the trampoline frame (that's what all those hanging basket are hanging from)
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Pommy Mommy
2018-07-02
I found this growing wild at my new house what is this?
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Pommy Mommy: I think you are absolutely right, I was able to dig some of the stem out from under some black raspberry bushes and the roots must be ancient because they the stem/vine is HUGE! I've never seen sweet peas this large I always start them from seed every year so I don't even have flowers on mine yet. I'm renovating my dream home, which is 114 years old so there's at least a century of flowers planted around the yard that's been overgrown! thank you for your input. Have a blessed day
WHdeckgardener: maybe a sweet pea? smell sweet?
亚瑟塞尔: maybe it is kidney bean.
cclecombe
2018-02-08
Hello! I’ve been really absent due to our house getting very little light with winter and my plant babies were suffering! I’ve had a massive clear out of anything that’s passed the point of saving and rearranged some of my plants so they’re in the best position for their needs. Now Spring is around the corner, I’m ready to update my app and buy some new plants for the emptier areas of the house. What are your favourite low light plants?
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Jamisonlee
2017-11-14
I have a lot of plants in my house (pothos) and to keep them healthy I add sugar to their water. ️
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meriunkat
2017-10-22
It smells like beans in the house lols, they are bigger than they appear to look in the picture
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cclecombe
2017-10-08
Anyone else in the UK having houseplant difficulties since the susden drop in temperature? I'm having a house plant shuffle to try and accomodate their needs, but our house gets so cold in winter!
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cclecombe: @Ueca all of our plants are indoors anyway. I think they just need somewhere a bit dryer in the winter
Ueca: Move tropical/desert plants (jasmine, Aeonium, cacti, etc.) indoors.
Mountain plants (Echeveria, some Crassula, Sedum, etc.) can hang on mostly down to 5°C as long as their soil is dry when it gets that cold.
