It came to us 12 years ago, from a Cub Scout dinner. It's been used to propigate at least a dozen new plants. But Kellie killed hers when she came back from college earlier in the summer. So, last week, as we were packing her things so she could move to start her "big girl job", she suddenly demanded that I make her a new plant.
And, no, I don't know what the Cub Scout Plant is. I just know that it's perfectly fine without being watered for a week, and doesn't like too much sun.
Happy Garden Tuesday, everyone!
5 comments:
What a beautiful healthy plant you have. It looks so nice in the clear glass vase.
Sigh. I used to have a green thumb. Of late, I've been under-watering which leads the Knight to over-water, which leads to death.
You are so good to your daughter. I think the plant is pretty.
Wow, 12 years, eh? That's amazing!
My kitchen plants all need some work. They need trimming and some need new pots. Now that the weather is better it may actually get done.
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