Houseplants

Discussion in 'Gardening' started by NatureDude, Jun 14, 2013.

  1. NatureDude

    NatureDude Member

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    Who here grows houseplants? What ones do you grow?
    I'm growing Pilea cadierei (aluminium plant), Aglaonema (chinese evergreen), and calatheas & maranta (prayer plants). Prayer plants are irresistibly gorgeous. They're outdoors in the warmer months of the year.
     
  2. glassii

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    I'm growing cacti and succulents..various mammalaria, astrophytum, lithops, trichocereus, lophophora..some are seedlings and some grafted onto pereskiopsis and trichocereus, also a dionaea plant, some kanna and a sally.d. I recently found mealy bugs on the roots of many of my plants so i'm repotting everything after removing soil and dunking the roots for a day in an attempt to drown any remaining bugs.
    We could trade some stuff if you're looking to expand your collection
     
  3. NatureDude

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    Well if you're in Australia then I could do something. Australia has very strict quarantine regulations.
     
  4. Lynnbrown

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    I have some jade plants and several Christmas cactus (cacti?). I also have a recently rooted (gift) prayer plant. I LOVE prayer plants.

    My mother has some peace lillies...but I won't discuss how greatly I dislike them, due to its toxicity to cats. I have some plans (lol :devil: ) for them...they are outside right now but may come in when it turns cold.

    I have a 6' bay tree (as in the spice, bay leaves). It overwinters pitifully, and I may not bring it in this winter. I may just leave it in this somewhat protected area and cover the container the short time it freezes here.
     

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