I am saving plants from the discount section at IKEA. Again. I am thinking I can make their
miserable little lives better and make them thrive at my home. I always have
hard times leaving a plant on a discount shelf. I know most people wouldn’t buy
them, even though - just like in this case – the plant might have just stopped
flowering and suddenly it is not worth the money it was before. It’s healthy,
it’s not damaged, it’s even still attractive – but people wouldn’t take it when
there are dozens of other ones, still having flowers. Well, I DO take it and
save more than 50% and will have a plant just as pretty as everyone else, if I
don’t kill it like the Crassula succulents that I got from the same place some
time ago.
21 September 2012
I'm doing it again...
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My daughter has saved a few IKEA plants as well. She especially likes orchids, even if it looks like there is no way that the poor little plant is ever going to make it. =0)
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And does the plant make it eventually??
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