Lol! Thanks for the laugh!

Are they going outside soon?

I think you’ll be eating off tv trays for a bit.

tj

Haha...I can identify with this. But mine is my kitchen table. Hahah.

You’ve missed a bit of carpet bottom left....

Wow!! Looks like they are having a party!! 😉

I see room on the lower left that should easily fit several more. No problem!

lol, I figured I'd leave a little path so I could squeeze in to check on them. There are actually more plants off to the right. Didn't quite get them all in the photo.

Nice Adenium (I think?) What are the yellow blooms?

This is what my house would look like if I lived alone.

I figured you are remodeling. It is close to what mine looks now. Would be worse if wife wasn't here. She is getting ready to move them out or she is leaving. Still thinking about it.

I have a friend who's house is really like that all the time. (he lives alone)

Tiffany, the one with the yellow flowers is a Pachypodium rosulatum. There's also a small Pachypodium makayense in there with a flower (also yellow). There is a flowering Adenium, but looks like that one is off to the right and didn't make it in the photo.

Stush, my husband has resigned himself to a life with plants, lol. I would have rather have had the work done when the plants are outside for the summer, but the builder could do it now, so now it is.

I was tempted to put mine out so I did. Well back in they come again since this frost tonight was not in the ten day forecast 4 days ago.lol

Now, my biggest question??

When you have that many, do you ever think about the pests that could invade them at any time?

I use to have that many but the work of keeping them free of them just got to me.

I too love that yellow flowering plant)

Mike

Started to bring mine out yesterday. I found a cold hardy chart for Agave and most of my Agave can survive 30 degrees but got to watch moisture.

Keep telling myself "No More Plants" but then I find one that I just must own. I have to part with half of my stock but just can't figure out which ones.

Mike, Right before I bring my plants back in after the summer, I treat them all with Bonide tree & shrub (an imidicloprid drench). I also spray the ones prone to spider mites (I mean you Adeniums) with tetrasan, avid, and floramite. Not mixed together, but once a week for 3 or 4 weeks. During the winter if I see any pests, I spot treat with alcohol or maybe spray them with dead bug juice.

I've been pretty lucky with regards to pest, except for the invasion of root mealies a few years ago (hence the imidicloprid drench).

I purchased Imidicloprid on line by the gallon. Cheap and last me years. Mostly I use some thing for Rose Bushes call Ortho MAX Garden Disease Control Concentrate, 16 oz. (got tip from Mike) mixed with a little Sevin. Goes a long way and is cheap.

And like you said weeks before bring the plants back inside, and once in a while thru the summer.

Why are there no plants hanging in the windows?

There are a few hanging from the light fixture over the dining room table, which is oh so tastefully covered in black plastic mulch :-)

And why has nobody mentioned those almost bare walls?! But I hope the renovations go smoothly, and that you will have everything back in place soon.

Aren't you glad for all the help you're getting?🤣

My son did want to use the step ladder/stool, but discovered that a staghorn fern was tied to it. oops.

Why no hanging plants in the windows? Because who wants to add hooks in the windows for only a short time till they go back in there new (new windows) home.

Please post when back to normal in new sun room.