wonderworld
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- Jun 5, 2020
- 351
i'll start, meet my son, Chris
(Ft-ing my books)
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Good4Nothing
Unlovable
- May 8, 2020
- 1,860
I can't have plants. I forget they're there and they die.
wonderworld
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- Jun 5, 2020
- 351
i have a couple now, i think if u want plants. Get ones that don't need much looking after, like cactus/ succulent they don't need much watering and survive pretty much anything
Deleted member 19654
Working towards recovery.
- Jul 9, 2020
- 1,627
I had a Venus fly trap once. Got too depressed to look after it and it died.
Viro_Major
Rad maker
- Jul 30, 2020
- 1,287
Depending on the period of the year, I can maintain plant beings outside, mostly flowers, generally a good chunk of them varieties acomodated to the mountainous environnement I'm in.
Right now, got only 2-3 left inside. An aging Ficus is the standing out piece. I take it in the shower regularly (once a month). The rest is about intimacy, fog and shallow breathing. No seriously, it's good for them by removing dust and allows for better photosynthesis. It shows they adore the care.Last edited:
wonderworld
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- Jun 5, 2020
- 351
got a new plant a couple of days ago.
here photo bad photo of my dragon leaf
