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Your houseplant died? It may well not be your fault. That's because some houseplant sellers specifically set us up for failure.
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Let's start with snake plants. Many are sold like this.
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Let's start with snake plants. Many are sold like this.
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This fan shaped snake plant (Sansevieria trifasciata) is not a single plant, but rather a set of individual leaf cuttings in a pot. Often, some of these cuttings will fail and die. (Even if they don't, the fan shape will disappear as the plant grows).
Other Sansevieria species are plaited; some are given a velvety brightly coloured coating on the tips of the leaves, or have designs 'engraved' into the leaves. These tough plants can survive a lot, but such unnecessary modifications reduce your chances of success.
Hello #PlantTwitter!
Do you like houseplants? Succulents? Does keeping tiny plants help you fight the helpless pandemic feelings?
Then have I got news for you! As of now, my Etsy shop is offering 20 varieties of small plants! 🪴
etsy.com/shop/MascMasks…
Do you like houseplants? Succulents? Does keeping tiny plants help you fight the helpless pandemic feelings?
Then have I got news for you! As of now, my Etsy shop is offering 20 varieties of small plants! 🪴
etsy.com/shop/MascMasks…
I'll give some detail about each plant in this thread!
First up, we have classic Golden Pothos!
Pothos are fantastic for inexperienced plant owners, as they are durable, adaptable and beautiful! The Golden Variant has stripes of gold throughout its leaves.
etsy.com/listing/102497…
First up, we have classic Golden Pothos!
Pothos are fantastic for inexperienced plant owners, as they are durable, adaptable and beautiful! The Golden Variant has stripes of gold throughout its leaves.
etsy.com/listing/102497…
Pothos are fantastic because they can tolerate almost any lighting conditions, meaning they can be placed almost anywhere with at least some natural light. They work wonderfully in baskets, as well as being great plants to brighten up offices or bedrooms (or both)!
