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Show Off Your House Plants
- Thread starter Mike95060
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- your mom’s house
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- Triple R
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Beautiful plantalones!
Mike95060
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I want to put cuttings of this pathos on a moss pole to see if it will grow GIANT leves. Anyone done it?
augustiron
A firm member
Bedroom bananas in the snow
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(Third one not shown)
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Sir, this is a **family** website. Your bedroom banana is NSFW.
CDONA
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Every time I come back to Calif,
Ag. Insp. wants all my plants, they ask about it specifically.
Ag. Insp. wants all my plants, they ask about it specifically.
stangmx13
not Stan
Damn Mike, green thumb for sure.
I just got a new pothos. It’s growing very slowly despite the intense grow light. It’s a month old and the soil never dries. I’ll prob fertilize at next watering.
And some of the pothos made it over here. These aquatic plants are doing pretty good.
I just got a new pothos. It’s growing very slowly despite the intense grow light. It’s a month old and the soil never dries. I’ll prob fertilize at next watering.
And some of the pothos made it over here. These aquatic plants are doing pretty good.
Mike95060
Work In Progress
Pathos are champs. They might take a minute to really start kicking but they will. The big one on my cabinet is probably 25 years old and had been cut and repotted soo many times it a ship of Theseus at this point. The aquarium looks GREAT! If I had a lot of money I would have a big salt water tank and the ability to have someone care and clean it. lol
WoodsChick
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Monstera on the floor, which has since been moved because it's toxic to cats, spathe flower in the blue pot on the shelf, Sundae the kitten trying to see what's in the Bauer oil jar...
stangmx13
not Stan
Cute kitty too
Abacinator
Unholy Blasphemies
I'm laying on the couch under this bigass monstera
Abacinator
Unholy Blasphemies
Moar plance
And another view of the couch monstera
And another view of the couch monstera
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Mike95060
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Mike95060
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Some updates. I'm pretty happy with everything right now. I did mange to Maaaaybe kill a plan I really like. I let it go too long without a re-pot and it developed some root rot. 
It may recover eventually but its at least 3/4 dead 
It may recover eventually but its at least 3/4 dead 
GAJ
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I suck at growing them but now don't bother as the cats either chew on them or dig into the dirt.
I'll have to get a good picture, but I have a plant that I bought on clearance when I worked at Target when I was 18. It had a weird loop in the stem (hence, clearance). I still have it living in our kitchen window. I'm 51. 33 year run for a house plant, Woot!
Mike95060
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Dude, that is rad. The Pathos that is enveloping that white cabinet has been with me about 25 years. The rubber tree too. they sorta become family after a while lol.
WoodsChick
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I want one of these so bad! My neighbor bought me a calathea after she saw me crying on the curb as my silk tree was being cut down. I'd planted it in our yard 31 years ago. Anyway, if I can manage to keep the finicky calathea thriving, I'm going to reward myself with one of these!