During the time I was staying in Woodinville, a friend asked if I wanted her to split and replant one house plant, and to move another to a bigger pot. I said I’d appreciate it. There was so much new growth on them when I came home.
New Leaves
During the time I was staying in Woodinville, a friend asked if I wanted her to split and replant one house plant, and to move another to a bigger pot. I said I’d appreciate it. There was so much new growth on them when I came home.
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Both plants are beautiful but I really like the second one a lot.
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That is called a prayer plant. At night the leaves come together like hands in prayer.
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prayer plant is looking good
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Yes it is! Consider having Jagati revitalize yours…….
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Your friend definitely has a green thumb. I also like the second plant the best.
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