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• #952
I had thought this was a goner, but stuck with it through winter and recently repotted. New growth now showing.
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• #953
👏
love the little moss island around the stem
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• #954
@salad-cunt nothing to do with me. All down to nature.
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• #955
🙂
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• #956
Any ideas what’s wrong with my lemon seedling. It’s not happy. It’s had a feed but seems to be deteriorating
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• #957
Maybe needs repotting?
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• #958
Good idea.
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• #959
Make sure it has good drainage too, so it doesn't stay waterlogged
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• #960
Mealy bugs. Fucken mealy bugs. How do I get rid of the cunts? They are getting into and wrecking everything
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• #961
I originally posted this on the gardening thread bit will apply here
Making some homemade pesticide with my rhubarb leaves. Boil 4 mugs of water, add 4 chopped up rhubarb leaves and simmer for half hour. Remove the leaves and allow to cool. Stir 1tsp of washing up liquid into 2.5 mugs of water and then combine with the rhubarb liquid. Plonk in a spray bottle and use on pests. Don't put it on anything you're planning to eat.
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• #962
Think I’m needing a bigger pot for the avocado already. Should I plant outside? Would it last in the West of Scotland’s climate?
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• #963
Lots of things sprouting in this pot too.
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• #964
It's difficult to impossible i believe. I've got a streptocarpus with them and at the weekend I took it outside and rinsed all the soil off, blasted the bugs out as much as I could, then sprayed with a soapy bug spray.
The compost was also far too soggy so it got a 50/50 mix of compost & perlite to go back into. We'll see how it gets on I guess
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• #965
Step 1: Pick them and the white fluffy stuff they make off as best you can with tweezers
Step 2: Apply rubbing alcohol with a spray bottle then a cotton bud to get in the nooks, it kills the eggs.
Step 3: repeat mercilessly(Neem oil is a less good but still ok alternative)
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• #966
I've done this. I've done it heaps of times and the fuckers still get everywhere.
I had the world's biggest zygo (it flowers twice!) And they have wrecked it. My massive money plant is a write off too.
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• #967
i had them on my money plant, moved it outside and they disappeared after a few weeks.
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• #968
Finally got a prayer plant
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• #969
Think I’m needing a bigger pot for the avocado already. Should I plant outside? Would it last in the West of Scotland’s climate?
It won't survive scottish winters outside.
The plant looks very healthy and it will appreciate a bigger pot anyways - although this will encourage further growth surely 🙂
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• #970
I found a good weapon is those little flossing brushes like mini pipecleaners. The mealybugs were living on my orchid between leaf and stem where they couldn't be reached without damaging the plant. I've found with regular inspection and extracting any bugs I find, they're not totally gone but they're occasional only. Also I didn't realise until recently that the males look just like other tiny flies, so kill those as much as you can too.
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• #971
little flossing brushes like mini pipecleaners
Interdental brushes.
Our prayer plants are doing quite well
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• #972
With the weather like it is, don't forget your house plants might like a bit of time outdoors, most likely in the shade.
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• #973
Good plan
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• #974
Oooh this is a great idea, I have some very dusty plants
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• #975
Does anyone on here have a bird of paradise plant?
Peperomia has woken up
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