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Comments (5)Just a further note on wandering jew,it is also called Inch plant ,scientific Tradescantia.Variegated forms of white and purple,green and yellow.Both Tradescantia and Zebrina are known as wandering Jew.There are two more types Fluminensis with sprawling shiny stems and Albiflora with pointed 2inch green glossy leaves.greencroc...See MoreIf you two don't stop fighting, I'm going to turn this car around
Comments (17)lollol I had a feeling Gizmo was going to make an appearance in this thread. Okay, so Mike (of London) posted a link to The Secret Life of Plants in a different thread, but my reactions had more to do with this topic, so I'm just going to link that thread below. First I'm glad I watched it because it helped me articulate something I failed to when I voiced that horrible question about choosing between pets and plants. (Which I always knew was as ridiculous as choosing between mums and dads) That is, although it certainly seems a lot easier (or faster, anyway) to bond with our animal friends, who rub and frolic and keep us warm, I feel a real communication/chemistry with my plant roommates. A relationship that (dare I say it) seems more MATURE than the one I have with that Zeno. Like my plants handle themselves like adults and get my music, whereas Zeno is a total kid. The other day I saw an Ikea plant (of the large palm variety) in the gross little closet that holds the apartment trash chute. It looked like it had lost most of its limbs and only had one green chute powering along. And it just made me sick, thinking of it dying there, slowly, shut off from light and water because some jerk had adopted it and then proceeded to suck as a friend. I guess it's thinking of THAT plant that made me struggle with the question, not a lack of total codependent bonding with Zeno. I hope you guys have all stopped pitying my stealthy black fuzzball now. :3 Second I think I might need to reassess the plant versus pet situation. I mean, if cabbages can identify perps in a lineup, presumably, my plants can recognize Zeno, and who am I to assume that they HATE him? It could be that all this time I was not just protecting them from his occassional nibbles and tippings, but I was also depriving them of his inquisitive sniffs and rubs. I mean, MOST of the time, he isn't intent on mangling them. Maybe they are sensing his positive energy as he noses around thinking: What's that interesting smell? That's YOU! And then the little streptocarpus stands up a little more proudly in its dish. I'm going to have to mull this over... That said, you guys are AWESOME! Lemon and netting. Check. And no one looks innocent except Denise's cats. Especially not that rascally pug. ^_~ Here is a link that might be useful: Thread w/ The Secret Life of Plants...See MoreHello. My name is Jessyf and I'm a crocoholic...
Comments (36)Add me to your list of Croc Lovers. I have 3 pairs like you do; black, navy blue and red. I also have a flip flop pair in black. I wear those most of the time. Does anyone find that you get shocked more at the grocery store when you touch the freezer case handle or the metal shelving? I think I read somewhere that this was a problem with them. So now I open the freezer doors using my list; I stick half of it thru the handle, grab it with my other hand and pull the door open. People probably think I have a germ phobia or something! I dont' care!! I hate getting shocked....See MoreI'm looking for a paint to mimic my stainless appliances
Comments (2)Try the Paint Forum or the decorating forum....See More- 6 years ago
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