Kenny’s plants
After & before photos How can I perk my pink angel back up? This photos is 2 days after repotting. Do I need to wait or do I need to do something before she dies ðŸ˜
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RachelWater it those things are dramatic
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He soil is very wet & I’ve read a lot about her kind and everything I read said they are dramatic lol
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Hm not sure then, when my pink polka dot needs watered it does that same thing and a few hours after watering it perks back up
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You may have overwatered?
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Maybe😩 how do I fix that?
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You can try repotting again with dry soil and waiting a little before watering
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NunyabzwxGive it a few more days. Those take awhile after the shock of repot them.. let the soil dry out a little bit and see what happens. I'm sure it will be fine in a few days
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Thank you for your reply! I gave her a little spritz and she’s perking up a bit. I will spritz her twice a day bc I’m in west Texas & it’s DRY out here. I’m also going to try a pebble tray
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- Nunyabzwx
Oh good then. I live in a very dry climate too slc, Utah i would love to see Texas one day..
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RihoThey look easy but I’ve had difficult time keeping this perky all the time. Mine stopped being dramatic after I placed it next to a humidifier. Mine tolerates dry soil well but not dry air.
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nickIve personally only seen them truly thrive in terrariums
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John G AmeroHi there, That is an excellent thought which gave me an idea! So this little gal was a Lowe’s Grave Cart purchase. (Although the clerk forgot to give me the discount back then. smh) It has these two shoots but over all I had to mark down the progress to Bad. Terrarium. So what you’re saying is find some kind of wide mouth ornamental jar, or bottle, with a lid, and plant this inside. Hmmm…a bottle.
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- John G Amero
I think I’ve found my bottle! Many years ago, when I was financially successful, I got to participate in a signing event. About 3 blocks from where I worked at the time, in Philadelphia, Dan Ackroyd came to one of our state run liquor stores. I purchased a bottle of his vodka and he autographed it. As time went by my brain said to my soul: Dummy. Why just look at it? Enjoy life and drink it. And so I did. He autographed hundreds, thousands in his life time. He’s a nice guy but in his brain he’s hearing: These dummies will not enjoy like and drink my vodka just because of signature. Mr. Ackroyd…Thanks. The vodka was good. Not really affordable, but it was good. By the way, I am turning your bottle into a terrarium. Thanks! ======================== If you are thinking about moving to Pennsylvania then get ready for liquor sticker shock. Pennsylvania, the Keystone state, and an original Quaker state, hated alcohol, hated alcohol sales, and hated anyone who imbibed. For decades the state refused to sell alcohol on Sunday’s. That forced residents from all over the state to cross state lines to purchase alcohol on a Sunday. Heck my own Grandfather, an alcohol addicted Philadelphia Fireman took the station fire struck from Philadelphia, over the bridge to Camden, New Jersey on a Sunday just so he could buy alcohol. Sometime in the 1980’s the state began selling alcohol from their state run stores on Sunday’s. State run stores, a.k.a. State Stores. The damage was done though because everyone could see how much more affordable liquor was in New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, and New York. Every Pennsylvania resident had or knew someone who had access to cross the state lines. Fast forward to sometime around 2010 and Pennsylvania begins to allow large supermarket chains to sell liquor and beer. Those stores though do not sell items at sale prices offered by the State Stores. You pay full state pricing and taxes for the convenience of being able to buy a bottle of something at the same store you buy food. NOTE: YOU MUST BUY YOUR ALCOHOL AT ONE REGISTER AMD YOUR FOOD AT A DIFFERENT REGISTER. So if you are coming to live in Pennsylvania, and you find yourself drinking more these days due to politics, then PA is gonna be expensive.
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- nick
Dude thats so sick. I havent been on here in a while and i hope it went well.
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