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[ashleyscottgardening]

How Does Jade Vine Smell? Discover the Scent of This Exotic Beauty

The Jade Vine (Strongylodon macrobotrys) is a stunning plant known for its cascading turquoise blooms, adding an exotic charm to any garden or conservatory. But beyond its vibrant colors and unique appearance, many people wonder: what does the Jade Vine smell like? Let’s explore the scent profile of this botanical marvel and understand how it enhances its allure.

For more insights into the Jade Vine and tips on growing it, visit my in-depth article here!

[cselandscapearchitect]

Creating a Tropical Haven: How to Increase Humidity for Your Monstera Deliciosa

Is your Monstera deliciosa craving a little extra humidity? As a tropical plant, it thrives in a humid environment reminiscent of its native rainforests. In this blog post, we’ll explore various methods to boost humidity levels for your leafy companion, allowing it to flourish and display its iconic lush foliage. Let’s dive into the world of humidity and create a tropical haven for your Monstera…

[yardenercom]

Problems of Daphne

Is your daphne plant developing curled leaves, brown spots, sudden wilting? These shrubs are delicate and prone to care issues. Identify problems by symptoms. Get tips to treat diseases, improve conditions, and prevent future problems. Our guide covers solutions to revive daphne.

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[fleshengine]

Fucken uuuuhhhhhhh Independent Terran who gets a wellness check called on them by their hab because they’re sick and not eating/moving enough. The affini that shows up starts taking care of them, and is doing a fine job of respecting their autonomy. Shenanigans of some kind ensue and the human asks the affini to pretend to be their mom. The affini obliges and pulls the human into its vines, wrapping them tight and warm against its feverish charge. The human falls fast asleep and is only woken occasionally when the affini has to administer some oral antibiotics it compiled. It feeds them, it cares for them, it washes them and clothes them. Eventually the hesitant “thanks mom”s morph into them adorably saying “thank you mommy!”

[cow-wife]

human domestication guide gave me the wildest brainworms- i’m so fucking horny for and obsessed with plant care now, it’s soooo fucking intimate. Specifically what i’m frantically researching and looking into this week is closed terrariums systems & eventually acquiring some isopods to inhabit these spaces…. what have I become???

[rxttenfish]

how would people feel if i added more upsetting sexual elements to my demon redesigns. how would people feel if they really were an upsetting churning mass of images replayed on a specific theme without regard to biology, physics, decency, or common sense.

[fatehbaz]

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[mrytalturtle]

Solo Wytch Mish 🍂🫶🏼

Music by MeltyCanon

[otacringe]

MY PARENTS GOT ME A FUCKING VENUS FLYTRAP LET'S GOOOOOOOOOO

[felixcosm]

🌱 How to not overwater your plants

Check the top inch of the soil before you water. If it's wet or moist, don't add extra water

Check the bottom of the pan. Make sure the plant isn't standing in water, even if it's dry on top. The roots can still rot. Pour the water out if any remains after you water it.*

Feel the leaves. If they seem weak or too soft, they might be thirsty. Soft or weak leaves can also be a sign of pests or root rot

Look at the plant. The plants should not be hanging their leaves (the fittonia is known to hang its leaves dramatically if underwatered, which earned its name 'the fainting plant'. It should be avoided to let it get that far though)**

Make sure the pot has drainage holes at the bottom to let the water through.

*= If the water is pouring through too quickly, you can let it sit for about 5-10 minutes to let the plant soak up what it needs, and then toss the water out.

**= The plant can also hang its leaves when it's getting too much water. If the soil is wet, don't water it, no matter how much it looks like it's fainting.

[lawnsroot]

Desert Rose: Plants Grow & Care Guide (Adenium)

The Adenium obesum, commonly known as the desert rose plant, is found in the arid areas of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. It belongs to the Apocynaceae family and is identified by its thick stems, striking flowers, and thick caudex that retains water during dry spells. This stunning plant is a wonderful addition to any garden or indoor space. The Desert Rose is celebrated for its stunning,…

[mylittleredgirl]

I hope you start feeling better 💖

this is so cute 🥹 and so perfect actually!!

the vertigo i’m having gets worse when lying down, which is encouraging me to stay vertical longer once i make it to standing… so it may actually be making me more productive than when i was just exhausted without the vertigo. i’m making small progress at reviving my plants 🪴 which makes me feel more like myself.

[yardenercom]

How to grow vegetables in 6 simple steps?

Don't know where to start with your own vegetable garden? Check out our new infographic on How to grow vegetables in 6 simple steps! From selecting the right seeds to harvesting your bounty, our easy-to-follow guide will have you growing your own fresh produce in no time.

Visit www.yardener.com for more gardening resources.

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[seismic-tartness]

Indoor plant care guide by apairandaspare on Flickr.

[Image Description: Ink drawings of houseplants on a white background with text in the center that reads: "a pair & a spare: Indoor Plant Care Guide"]

Organized by increasing light needs:

Low-light tolerant

Indirect bright light

(Your plants see the sun; the sun doesn't see your plants)

Bright light

[gardeningfy]

Blue Cohosh Plant Care & Growing Guide for Gardeners

Read Article: https://gardeningfy.com/blue-cohosh-plant/

Gardeningfy is a blog about gardening and landscaping. Find information on garden design, garden maintenance, planting ideas, gardening tips and more in the link below.

Website: https://gardeningfy.com/

[rxttenfish]

honestly i think in general i need to do more research into plants because magic-based life would operate much more like plants than animals, even if they look closer to animals (most of the time)