Could not get a good photograph but there’s something sprouting from my fern! Not sure if it’s a new frond or just a weed. Will have to wait and see :)
An update, certainly seems to be re-sprouting! Fingers crossed I can keep it alive this time
Could not get a good photograph but there’s something sprouting from my fern! Not sure if it’s a new frond or just a weed. Will have to wait and see :)
Back at Uni and most of the plants are still alive! Satellite Björk is still growing away and my Saint Paulina is still flowering. Unfortunately I think my Maidenhair fern is dead :( I’ll do some research to see if there’s any chance of re-growing
Since I already have this little bowl of water around for humidity I thought I might as well make it a bit more interesting - so I changed the tapwater in it to rainwater and chucked some duckweed in there.
We’ll see how it goes: if the duckweed is unsatisfied with its new place I can always bring it back to the pond where it came from.
Find the repeated plants! There’s 3, variegation difference doesn’t count.
If you don’t know the name, describe the plant or the location.
These are second floor plant shelves. I got the shelves at IKEA. They were really not expensive at all and I’ve had them since 2019. I always move plants around and add more plants every now and then.
If there’s any plants that intrigue you, please let me know in the comments!
Lots of new growth after the rain. I’m keeping the soil moist to continue the growth. So far looking good!
I’ve grown this from seed for 3 years! I use a wet towel to cover the pit, then put it all in a Ziploc bag and keep it in a dry place.
Check on it once a week, this is a crucial step, so set up reminders on your phone! You should see roots after 4-8 weeks. Pot it in soil after the roots are about 3-4 inches long and strong.
Spanish moss (Tillandsia usneoides) is such a gorgeous addition to any vertical space and the best thing is that you don’t need soil or a pot.
This is an epiphyte, which means they grow on tree trucks or any surface that provides nutrients from the moisture, water and or air or the surface itself (like the tree trunks).
I’ve propagated twice now and they are all growing. I keep them in our shower as they get filtered light and humidity from our hot showers.
My Philodendron Imperial Red keeps growing! These are the things that make me smile & cheer me up. Yes, I’m struggling with some of my babies and I’m focusing my energy on them, but damn… we have to appreciate and value the good things happening around us every single day!
Philodendron Care:
Medium indirect light
Let them dry well between watering sessions. Remember to follow the finger test.
Regular Humidity
I haven’t fertilizer this one in the year I’ve grown her. I’ll update my care tips when I do.
