Most Exciting
Houseplants!
My lime tree came up with a total of five flowers, two of which look like they were polinated, so I'll have to prune one. I transplanted it; now I'm waiting anxiously to see if it took.
The begonia is great, the stems of its leaves are much firmer to the touch than before and the color is better. I should give a shot of plant food to the ivy too--which has been unhealthy-looking since the day I got it.
Long begonia is long. Tilty begonia is tilty. I don't really know what to do with either of them.
My mint is stretching toward the ceiling, the other mint is stretching toward the floor; what do I do with those?
Exciting thing this week: I planted eight "onion sets" which apparently are like bulbs? Fifteen cents for all eight. I feel like I pre-bought onions at a huge discount. I hope they take.
The parsley lives, against all odds.
Now if it'll just get nice enough to move all this to the porch, I'll be set.
My lime tree came up with a total of five flowers, two of which look like they were polinated, so I'll have to prune one. I transplanted it; now I'm waiting anxiously to see if it took.
The begonia is great, the stems of its leaves are much firmer to the touch than before and the color is better. I should give a shot of plant food to the ivy too--which has been unhealthy-looking since the day I got it.
Long begonia is long. Tilty begonia is tilty. I don't really know what to do with either of them.
My mint is stretching toward the ceiling, the other mint is stretching toward the floor; what do I do with those?
Exciting thing this week: I planted eight "onion sets" which apparently are like bulbs? Fifteen cents for all eight. I feel like I pre-bought onions at a huge discount. I hope they take.
The parsley lives, against all odds.
Now if it'll just get nice enough to move all this to the porch, I'll be set.