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crafty_packratI went to water my hanging planters today, and discovered that someone had abandoned several plants on the wall -- I'm sure they abandoned them, because they left a box of powdered plant fertilizer behind.
I've taken in the Jamaican thyme, the African violet, and the snake plant. I'm not even going to try with the poinsettia, as they are altogether too finicky for houseplants, in my opinion.
The violet looks sunburned, and probably needs repotting; I'll see what I can do. The snake plant looked a bit wilted, but it's hard to kill them so should be alright. The thyme needs repotting and trimming back; I could probably split it into three plants if I cut the leggy parts off and got them to root again.
I don't suppose anyone local wants a snake plant, or a violet? Or even a Jamaican thyme?
I've taken in the Jamaican thyme, the African violet, and the snake plant. I'm not even going to try with the poinsettia, as they are altogether too finicky for houseplants, in my opinion.
The violet looks sunburned, and probably needs repotting; I'll see what I can do. The snake plant looked a bit wilted, but it's hard to kill them so should be alright. The thyme needs repotting and trimming back; I could probably split it into three plants if I cut the leggy parts off and got them to root again.
I don't suppose anyone local wants a snake plant, or a violet? Or even a Jamaican thyme?
