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My most expensive habit: house plants. I have a five star master
assassin/black widow status among the members of the plant kingdom. These people with house plants in the double digits are clearly
magicians.
I have that status, too! I've sort of given up except for one very forgiving philodendron and an equally independent aloe vera. I DO adore every single one of these plant-friendly environments and thank you for a does of second-hand enj.oyment
ReplyDeleteI love houseplants & have a very green indoor plant thumb! I must have 50 or more plants situated around all my windows, depending on their needs...Even if a plant starts to wane, I can't bear to throw it out..I sometimes leave it in my planting area in the garage & many times it just keeps going & going....life & survival...very powerful..When my Jade plant drops a leaf, it grows & is a new plant..I have cuttings galore & I can grow African violets by leaf cuttings..so these pictures you posted are very dear to me & I will follow you, hoping I see many more..:)
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