I’m in love with the peperomia on our kitchen windowsill, most notably for it’s spectacular display of different degrees of variegation. I’m letting it grow out, but it’ll eventually be a great plant to take cuttings from!
Tag: sunbadgerplants
Behold: the most adorable, precious little plant to ever grace the inside of my house. Snow Rose (Serissa foetida) ‘Ahiro Pink.’ I squeal in delight every time I look at it. “Foetida” actually means “foul-smelling” in latin, which refers to the putrid odor that comes from cutting this plant’s roots.
This is a popular bonsai plant that is moderately difficult to care for. It is similar to Ficus benjamina in that it’ll drop its leafs at the first sign of stress. It prefers a sunny, warm area and doesn’t like wet roots, so it must be allowed to dry out between watering.
Some of the citrus is flowering in the prop. house. They smell so good!
‘Winter Sun’ Mahonia.
Japanese Maple fall color.
What happens when you leave a canna in a plastic pot for too long (’cuz it was forgotten about in the back of a greenhouse). Roots are powerful!
Cannas are definitely one of the plants under “could very well shatter the containers they grow in with their tubers” among plant beasts.
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