Saturday, January 30, 2010
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Every plant dies. Not every plant really lives. Will this plant die? You are part of the mystery.
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ReplyDeleteThis is... Horrible. Horribly funny! And sad. I have been trying to "save" a Spathiphyllum since I got it from a lady off Freecycle. I didn't record the plants decline as you have... Is that a potato in the milk carton? Mine are growing in a windowbox on the windowsill. Inside, of course. I'll get little fingerlings that I'll use for home fries.
Thank you. Yeah, it is a potato plant, from a potato that was in the bottom of my refrigerator for several months.
ReplyDeleteThe peace lily kept getting fungus gnats, no matter how dry I let it get, and then again after re-potting it and replacing the soil. I finally bought some Mosquito Bits, to try and control them but I think it was too late.