I Uncovered My Wealth and Good Fortune
10 years ago
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Should I uncover my Basjoo.
Comments (14)It really depends on how big/old they are. The ones coming back from the trunks this year were 8-10' last year,so they may be mature enough. There is all kinds of stuff you can use to feed Bananas... my understanding is that the fruit producing Nanars need more (K)potassium. Where as the foliage/banana plants mainly grown for their leaves don't require as much. Green sand,Milorganite,composted chicken/cow manure,compost Miracle grow,Banana fuel etc,are all good. I would suggest a rooting hormone,superthrive,etc/and soil temps at least 60(F) for newly planted. Be careful with high (N) nitrogen fertilizers as Banana plants can easily burn and don't use any fert for a few weeks after just planting. My basjoo last April 15...they are so far behind this year! planted Nanars to get them going...See MoreWell.... I uncovered my Washingtonia Robusta today....
Comments (4)It looks really great. I love the thick trunk, it looks nice. So another winter has passed for your washingtonia and hopefully temps will be warm enough to keep it out. Good luck!...See MoreBury the money!
Comments (37)I hope this does not portend disaster....I buried 2 cents in a pot of plants in front of my apt. When I went to dig them up, I could only find 1 cent. And a buried pecan. I suspect a squirrel might have buried the pecan, it is a really large pot, but why would he dig up a penny? I'm hoping that Those In Charge of Good Luck will decide to grant both me and the squirrel a good year....See MoreRemember to Bury your Money!!
Comments (51)Will pouring hot water help pudgeder? DH and I were talking when it was rabbit rabbit time so I flubbed that. Also I forgot to say I am burying my misfortune. Hopefully when I go out soon and say I am digging up my fortune it will counter the whole getting rid of my misfortune mistake. Maybe when I dig up the coins I will say I buried my misfortune and it has turned into a fortune. Who knows it could be a whole new lucky tradition :-). Joyful I'm not sure if it's supposed to be a secret or not. I would say just bury some money in a bag under the snow or in a flower pot outside and give it to somebody who's needy. That's what I do when I remember to do everything right....See More- 10 years ago
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