What is this white fuzz on my clay pot?
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Comments (6)You can wipe those off with cotton ball/q-tip damp with rubbing alcohol. Spraying with a squirt bottle can help also if you can't reach the cracks/crevices where the petioles join the stem. Michael, the same works for spider mites. Rubbing alcohol is usually recommended for smooth-leaf (not hairy leaf) plants. I don't know why though....See Moremade my clay pot man today
Comments (22)tasymo - Thanks that's exactly what I wanted...to look like he just plopped down..lol. He is sitting on an old metal chair. I didn't want the chair to show so I surrounded it with some old pieces of wood we chopped up from a tree that fell in our yard during a storm. Mine is wired together & wired to the chair. The moss helps hide the wires & you never even notice them unless you are REALLY looking. It was quite a job, those pots get heavy when they are wired together....but I love my "potman". Thanks. luna ilena feliz- Thanks...I tried! I wondered what to do with him during winter since he is way to heavy to move...so during the Christmas holiday season last year I put a Santa hat on him...I thought it was pretty cute! Maybe i'll make him a Santa suit this year...lol...See Morethought i would share my big clay pot setup.
Comments (10)that pot is to KILL FOR .. buy a dolly.. and put it away in october.. so it can dry enough by freeze time ... something with a big footprint ... trust me.. as you get older.. it will be money well spent ... see link i like your lid idea... but i dont want to find out if your theory will work ... ken Here is a link that might be useful: something like this.. but crikey.. not at that price.. you can put some 1/2 plywood on the base.. and move all kinds of things ... i swear mine was less than 50 bucks.. though 10 years ago .... try tractor supply.. etc ... just dont get one with those useless 6 inch lip......See Morewhat is this white fuzz on my heartleaf philodendron propagation?
Comments (1)It looks like the brown part at the end is dead. I would cut that off and fill this jar with water to give all of the nodes a chance to take root....See MoreRelated Professionals
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