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Good topic, Ski. How did you kill it? We-ve been drowning in the buggers evver since I brought home a seedling from my first/grade teacher – like more than 10 years ago. The one plant kept having more annd more little ones and we finally started putting them outside, where the horses probably enjoyed quite a few.
Greater Basilisk wrote:Good topic, Ski. How did you kill it? We-ve been drowning in the buggers evver since I brought home a seedling from my first/grade teacher – like more than 10 years ago. The one plant kept having more annd more little ones and we finally started putting them outside, where the horses probably enjoyed quite a few.
I guess I forgot to water it, though it was looking pretty rough before that. I dont know what happened. It had been struggling ever since I repotted it. I figure if you can cut a piece off a plant, stick it in a glass of water, and have it grow, it should be a little more hardy.
skigod377 wrote:How can you kill a catus? They hardly even need water!! 😆
I don’t know how I do it. It’s amazing. You would think a cactus would be fool proof. 😆 😆
starbreeze wrote:skigod377 wrote:How can you kill a catus? They hardly even need water!! 😆
I don’t know how I do it. It’s amazing. You would think a cactus would be fool proof. 😆 😆
Thats what I thought about the spider plant…
skigod377 wrote:starbreeze wrote:skigod377 wrote:How can you kill a catus? They hardly even need water!! 😆
I don’t know how I do it. It’s amazing. You would think a cactus would be fool proof. 😆 😆
Thats what I thought about the spider plant…
No green thumbs for us. 😆 😆
Greater Basilisk wrote:So what other plants have you got occasionally being forgotten?
I eventually kill bonsai too
Greater Basilisk wrote:So what other plants have you got occasionally being forgotten?
Well, there is this one that I rescued from a friend on mine. He was gonna see how long it could go without water before it died, cuz he was going back to the states and couldnt take it with him. Paul and I snuck water to it every time we visited. The guy thought the plant lived w/o water for over a month when it was really getting watered. I rescued it… kind of… it is still alive, but its kinda like outta the frying pan and into the fire 😕 It lives and is actually growing, so I guess im doing ok.
skigod377 wrote:HAPPY NEW YEAR, GB!!!
You too, SKI ❗ ❗ Hah, for a few hours we-re a year ahead of the rest of the world. It-s already Anno Domini 2007 for us. YAY ❗ 😀
Greater Basilisk wrote:skigod377 wrote:HAPPY NEW YEAR, GB!!!
You too, SKI ❗ ❗ Hah, for a few hours we-re a year ahead of the rest of the world. It-s already Anno Domini 2007 for us. YAY ❗ 😀
For real! Everyone else is way behind the times. 😛
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