Think it had enough light?

Jokes aside, how did it survive negative temperatures in my car🥲

by KuriousCarbohydrate

9 Comments

  1. LouGossetJr

    survive? it wasn’t alive at that time. it was dormant. pretty much all living things have a hardiness rating when it comes to survival at temps/duration.

  2. AdDifficult2201

    Obviamente no tenia suficiente luz pero es impresionante que sobreviviera, diria que la dejen en tierra a ver si se desarrolla

  3. L0stInBed

    Meanwhile mine shrivel up and die on the windowsill in perfect conditions

  4. guapoguzman

    Crazy bc if it was in a pot with sunlight water and love it would just be brown and shriveled lol

  5. HamDangler2

    ![gif](giphy|LKf4i5Tvt7mE0)

    How……succulent

  6. unicornsfearglitter

    I’m up in Canada and I found a prickly pear cactus pad that must have broken off the mother plant (I bring out my potted cacti in summers) to survive a pretty brutal winter. I picked it up yesterday and cut off a bad part and it was green inside. I cut off the other black bits and potted it up- that thing deserves a chance after surviving 6 months of darkness, slush, snow and ice.

    It’s a Baby Rita, so It’s definitely not billed as a cold hardy cactus.

    Meanwhile I can’t keep a cast iron plant alive, outside or in. Plants are trolls.

  7. ArcNzym3

    they thrive on neglect, it feeds their life force

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