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Posted: Dec/24/2004 3:27 AM PST
Quote: Originally posted by psychocat17 Isn't he a sweetie?? don't you just want to put him in your pocket and take him home??Yes he is a sweetie! He's a pocket pup for sure  My husband would love him.
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Posted: Dec/24/2004 5:34 AM PST
He sure is a cutie, is it someone's dog that you know Psycho, my cousins used to raise them, they were so cute, |
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Posted: Dec/25/2004 10:44 PM PST
Quote: Originally posted by queenbee OK I'm back again  I just read Kale's post and wanted to say that my plants aren't variegated but their babies do have babies.They also have pretty little white blooms.They are without a doubt one of the easiest houseplants I've ever grown. You could divide and multiply them forever.Even easier then philodendrons  Yes the Airplane/Spiders are the easiest for starters. Now as far as the pretty tiny white flower..some of mine make the flower first and babies grow continually along the "cord" others have babies growing in the pots! I think Im going to take a few close up shots of the different plants. Kale |
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Posted: Dec/26/2004 1:04 AM PST
I don't think any of mine have ever had babies in the pot.But then mine are probably all starts off one original plant.Mom's had them ever since I can remember.Please do take some pictures.I'd like to see them
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Posted: Dec/30/2004 11:02 PM PST
I'm up to an even ten now! 50% off post-Christmas sales at Target led me to two small plants needing homes - Areca Palms that are each about 8" tall....I got them for 1.49 each! I know they need to be transplanted from their small pots but do I need to wait until Spring? |
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Posted: Dec/31/2004 1:31 AM PST
I think I have only about six maybe seven.. but they are all philadendrons.. and all are in jars of water.. and they are doing fine as can be... only one is in a potted planter.. but the ones in water are doing much better than the potted one.. |
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Posted: Dec/31/2004 3:14 AM PST
Queenbee , I took a few shots just too tire to resize them all now I have a program that does them all at one time.waiting on how to use it.I got the shiney ones and the dull and the droopy and the spunky looking spider/airplane... My favorites are the stiped ones and the shiny ones the others are runts ... dull and limb and the leaves seem to curl a tiny bit. ASAI can I will let ya see them.. Note they have not been getting the love and attention so they arent as beautiful as they usually are .. Kale |
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Posted: Jan/01/2005 4:07 AM PST
I'm Sorry Still Workin On It I'm Going To Take Some Zzzzzzzzzz Tired...  ...Kale |
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Posted: Jan/02/2005 2:48 AM PST
HERE YA GO SOME PICS>>> finally...... [URL=http://gregnmary.zapto.org/spider/story0.html ]SOME OF MY SPIDERS[/URL] Kale |
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Posted: Jan/02/2005 8:44 AM PST
I have about 70 houseplants at last count. 25 of those are violets which are mostly in bloom at the moment. I have 24 Christmas Cactus, in different colors and variations of colors. The CC have just finished blooming. The rest of my house plants are a variety of things. Lipstick plants, spiderplants, ferns, begonias, and hoya. I also have a few plants that I am trying to winter also. I live in Zone 4. Marg |
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