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| Three flowers, two buds. And the beginnings of a new plant. |
The petals are about 1 cm. long.
Anyone want a clipping?
(It's been raining, I've been sneezing and sniffling; I've stayed inside, out of the wind and rain.)
Sunday, April 07, 2019
Non-predatory spiderling
Last summer, I begged a tiny clipping off someone's spider plant; just a couple of inches long. It spent the winter on a shady, cool (cold, often) windowsill, and now it's sending out its long shoots and spiderlings. And flowering!
The petals are about 1 cm. long.
Anyone want a clipping?
(It's been raining, I've been sneezing and sniffling; I've stayed inside, out of the wind and rain.)
The petals are about 1 cm. long.
Anyone want a clipping?
(It's been raining, I've been sneezing and sniffling; I've stayed inside, out of the wind and rain.)
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Fun fact. My parents had tons of spider plants around the house. Their wholesome looking flower buds seemed edibly innocuous, and snack worthy. Very few flowers survived long enough to bloom in our house.
ReplyDeleteSo I had to Google it. Yes, spider plants are edible. I never knew! https://plantcaretoday.com/spider-plant-care.html
DeleteHah! Glad I'm not dead yet.
DeleteTake care. I got my cold last February and it took forever to get rid of the cough. When I was working my plants last week I noticed my Spike plan as a baby sprouting from the base. This is in addition to the splits occurring after flowering. They are about 12 years old now so they are about 5 feet tall. Pretty good from a 10-inch plantling I got from Canadian Tire. - Margy
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