Wednesday, March 4, 2009

My remaining plants that like to drink!

I figured tonight that I would take pictures of my dead Fittonias x 2, but it was too despressing. I am going to take a few cuttings of some stems that are still slightly viable, and get them rooted in water...so it's not ALL bad! I decided instead to post pics of my remaining houseplants that are actually thriving (and I really don't know why)!!! LOLOL!

First is a ??????? (I forgot...do you know?) in my fairy garden:

Then my Golden Pothos:

My lovely spider plant:

I have about 5 red poinsettia plants in pots since Christmas!

And my light green/white variagated, Marble Queen Pothos:
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11 comments:

  1. AnonymousWednesday, March 04, 2009

    um, I think it is one of those plants that people smoke.

    Seriously, your grandchidren are just adorable. That is such good news about your son!

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  2. JulieThursday, March 05, 2009

    Sue- LOL! I think I remember buying that one at Walmart!!! What a progressive store, eh??? LOL!!!!!
    Thanks for sweet comments on my grands...can't wait for them to get home!!!

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  3. ClaudeThursday, March 05, 2009

    I think that it's one of the aralias... not sure which one though.

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  4. Lisa at GreenbowThursday, March 05, 2009

    I don't know what your plants are but the ones that are living look like they are doing well.

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  5. PudgeduckThursday, March 05, 2009

    I like your lucky background! I have two indoor plants-I can't believe They have lived for over 3 years!

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  6. Cathy S.Thursday, March 05, 2009

    that is a false aralia...
    your plants seems to be doing pretty
    good...

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  7. TeriThursday, March 05, 2009

    Lovely plants and your spider looks SO happy!!!

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  8. mr_subjunctiveThursday, March 05, 2009

    The first picture is of a Dizygotheca elegantissima, or "false aralia."

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  9. AiyanaThursday, March 05, 2009

    I thought the same thing.... I have no idea what is could be. It's always tough to lose a plant, and inevitable I guess. My Bush Morning Glory shrubs are all blooming--what's left them. The blooms remind me of all the ones I've lost!
    Aiyana

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  10. JulieThursday, March 05, 2009

    Thanks everyone...I thought that top plant was some type of aralia...but wasn't sure of the variety, if it was!!! Now I know, it is a False Aralia! It is a cute little thing and I love it's sexy leaves!!!

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  11. ClaudeThursday, March 05, 2009

    I seem to remember a post about you saving a dracena (corn plant) Did that not make it?

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