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kurtmn commented on bugbbys's post “Me: spiders dont have emotions and cant be emotionally attached to...”
If spiders had emotions, then the one in my bathroom would certainly commit suicide when I have to sit on the toilet. :)
lol
I love when one of my caterpillars crawls up over my shirt and just hangs out on my boobs with complete obliviousness.
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kurtmn said: Hold off on repotting until you have a good root mass.
It’s probably better for it to be a little root-bound I suppose? I will hold off on that then. The plant, at least, seems to be pretty forgiving. Luckily, I have another pot ready for it when the time comes.
Thanks!
kurtmn said: Clover that shoots it seeds everywhere :) Pretty little flowers though.
I think so! I really like them! Apparently, I am the minority on that lol. I don’t mind them showing up in random pots. They are cute!
kurtmn, thanks for the help! I will have to remember to fertilize it (I always forget lol.)
I actually just did repot it in a rather large pot because I anticipate it’s going to get huge since I have put it outside. It seems to be even happier now.
kurtmn you mentioned something about the brugmansia liking to be fertilized? Maybe you could expand on that a little? Anything in particular I should do (never had one before, so any info is helpful) Thanks!
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kurtmn said: I don’t think I’ve ever heard of a Sanseveria getting thrip. Thrip is very very tiny and difficult to see by the naked eye. If you can get a picture we may be able to make a better determination.
I would definitely take pictures if I had a macro lens! They are so tiny and the snake plant is very dark. You can barely see them. They are black, thin-bodied and distribute black dots all over the plant (poop, I am sure). They might not be thrip because if I understand correctly, thrip normally jump and I haven’t seen these jumping at all. I don’t know, all I know is that they piss me off and they are terrible.
