I'm a professional scavenger making a living selling curbside garbage. This blog details my finds and sales. It also acts as an archive for things beautiful and historic that would otherwise have been destroyed.
Hello! I really love to read your post, i love the way you write and you take really good pictures. Since i’m a gardener and i was taking care of indoor plants in business for few years, i wanted to give you an advice about the plant on the right side (on the picture with the 3 plants). It is a Pothos and i strongly suggest you to cut the long stems (like 2 inches long) and i will grow back, very quickly (it’s the fastest indoor growing plant i ever saw!) and very thick!
Also the large plant in the idle can be cut. Take a stem, and the same for the pothos. The only one that you can’t is the snake plant but the rest you can regrow by cutting and putting in water with some growth powder or even without
Hello! I really love to read your post, i love the way you write and you take really good pictures. Since i’m a gardener and i was taking care of indoor plants in business for few years, i wanted to give you an advice about the plant on the right side (on the picture with the 3 plants). It is a Pothos and i strongly suggest you to cut the long stems (like 2 inches long) and i will grow back, very quickly (it’s the fastest indoor growing plant i ever saw!) and very thick!
Also the large plant in the idle can be cut. Take a stem, and the same for the pothos. The only one that you can’t is the snake plant but the rest you can regrow by cutting and putting in water with some growth powder or even without
Btw I love your posts.