Actually, just want to share, if you have any similar stories, I’d be interested to read them^^ Some months ago I bought a plant hoping it won’t die like my cactuses and other plants. It’s so beautiful now and I’m so glad it grows and is health 🙂
Then some weeks ago I bought a small bucket with seeds of strawberry. There were a lot of seeds just for 1 small bucket, so I remembered my dad had bought a large basin (idk how it called). I planted something like 30+ seeds and water it multiple times per day. Now I’ve just ate a mango and decided to plant its stone(I’m not sure whether it’s called stone in English 😅)
So, I’m afraid it’ll go father.. oh, and I have an onion in a jar with water for green onions 😀
My family mocks me because I’m 18 and doing „grandma‘s“ stuff, but I really enjoy planting, watering and watching them grow ❤️
by Professional-Kate
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So it begins …
I’m afraid you can’t stop. You’re not a planter for life! Life, I tell ya!
That’s the fun part, you don’t
Tell your family if the apocalypse happens, they will have to beg you for food since they refuse to learn anything about a basic life necessity. Why do they think gardening is below them? That’s weird.
its already too late for you i fear welcome friend
Tell me about the onion.
One of us
I thought that the first photo was tiramisu 😅
As someone with a plant name, I would recommend only stopping it feels like a jungle 😀
Te digo, yo soy como tú, tengo 21 años y llevo haciendo lo mismo que tú desde bien pequeñito. Me crié con mis bisabuelos y ellos siempre tuvieron huerto, este es mi primer año que cultivo yo toda la huerta, ya que mi bisabuelo por desgracia hace tiempo que se fue. Y la verdad, me emociona mucho ver que todo lo aprendido este tiempo da sus frutos, ver todo crecer tanto, es tan maravilloso.
Varios árboles que tenemos aquí los planté desde semillas cuando era pequeño, o de esquejes, y ahora están bastante grandes. Es tan reconfortante ver como de algo tan pequeño, con cariño y paciencia, puede llegar a ser algo tan grande y hermoso.
Sigue así, es una afición de lo más hermosa, yo, actualmente, aún conservo mis dos primeras plantas. A mis 6 añitos conseguí mis dos primeros cactus, actualmente siguen los dos vivos, y uno de ellos ya es igual de alto que yo jajaja. Siempre cojo las plantas desde semillas o desde que són muy muy pequeñas, me encanta aprender a cuidarlas desde su etapa difícil y verlas crecer desde lo más pequeño. Y ya, con 15 años que tienen, esos dos cactus fueron el inicio de mi colección de plantas.
Y lo que decía, tú sigue así, está bien ser así, y es algo que da mucha paz y que si de verdad te gusta, te llenará mucho ver todo tan vivo 🫂
If you ever find out how to stop the propagation obsession let me know. In the past year I have rooted numerous fig trees, started date palms and snake plants (both Dracaena trifasciata and angolensis, from seed, and will soon plant daylily seeds from crosses I made. I have too many plants and keep making more.
Not even looking at where this was posted. I thought the first picture was a tray of the most perfect coco dusted brownies…. Good luck with the planting!
Planting is easy, caring for is hard.
Embrace your new life in your jungle
My mother constantly has plant parts in glasses of water to grow roots. I bet she has at least 20+ little propagations started all over her house. She can’t stop. She’s always asking everyone if they’d like a plant.
You’re never too young to take pleasure in watching plants develop and growing your own food! This hobby can last a lifetime.