06/02/2024 –Today I am posting an image of the sago palm that we have owned for four years. Usually when the plant sprout new fronds I cut them off, but this year I decides to leave them on and show how well the sago palm grows under the plant lights. Whenever these fronds shoot up we think of plant life on an imaginary alien planet -- John Carter's Mars.
New Sago
palm fromds 06/03/2024 |
Wintergreen Weeping Fig Tree – Ficus xutting and parents 06/03/2024
In addition, the Schefflera
Amate that I bought back in March because is growing well under just the plant
lights, and of the four cutting from the “Wintergreen Weeping Fig Tree – Ficus”,
that I was propagating
only one rooted. The photos above shows it size (19 inches) in comparison to its parent (43 inches). Because these plants look better with multiple branches, I will try propagating more of them too group together in the future.
The photo above shows my dehydrator that is drying some mint and basil leaves, which are being places in the jars as the leaves dry to a crispy state but not burned.