PrettyLittleThings
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PhilVery nice!
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Sydney7717Such lovely plant setup, love the fern ❤️. One small advice, if you want your false shamrock to flower and to look less “leggy” put it closer to a window, it really likes a few hours of sunlight or provide extra brightness with grow light. Also, could you please tell me what that plant is by your Thai cons?
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Hi Sydney, thanks for the advice on the false shamrock. Yes she flowers a lot (which is kind of annoying, lol because they don't last that long?) and also, is mine too leggy? I heard that they love the light, but when I did before, I noticed the leaves are looking like getting burnt or crispy? I have moved her around a lot under this grow light, once under the little shelf so more shaded light for her and then now, there lol. Tell me more? The plants by the Thai Cons would be BOAT LILY Tradescantia, Green Congo Nuclear (need to check it's roots, not looking good) and way back is a struggling Begonia Rex 😢.
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Also, on the False Shamrock, I am thinking of cutting them all off to do a restart, what do you think of that?
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Ma’am, Jesus Christ.. you should be the one giving me tips and telling more about plants 😂😂 I just started lol.. I was looking for a way to private message but I don’t think there’s a way, so hold tight because I’ll be sending pics too
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Sorry for the wait, been having technical difficulties with my toddler 😅. I’ve had my false shamrock for almost 3 months now and I have moved it places so many times too until I left her on full Sun on a south facing window and she took off.. I, to this point haven’t experienced crispy leaves but I think it’s because it mostly gets sun from like 2-3pm until sundown. Now, from your picture it seems like your it’s reaching for light and that’s why it looks leggy and bare at the bottom, you did mentioned you moved it recently so that could be it too. Also thank you for the name, yes it was the one right at the bottom with the Thai cons. I do also have a green Congo nuclear which I’ve had for about 3-4 weeks and I have it on tropical soil and it’s been doing good for the most part, can’t say the same about the pink princess which I got at the same time, that one is giving me grays lol. I think your idea of cutting back the shamrock sounds like a good one.. once you do that, fertilize and keep on a bright window, the leaves will get used to the type of brightness they get from the start and it will also bush out. Do you have the variegated type? Yours looks more pink than purple like mine.
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SoftlyRootedThat larger plant is simply gorgeous, what kind it is?
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Thanks! That's the asparagus fern.
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