It has been up now since November of 2006. I wonder if there is some sort of world record we could get....
Yes, the leaf blower method works well.
Keep me in mind next year, I think a video of that would be hysterical. :funn:
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Keep me in mind next year, I think a video of that would be hysterical. :funn:
How 'bout this one?
Well; looks like IT WOULD HAVE TO BE a spath of some sort; an evergreen; a Sans.
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Nice try biff, personally I have killed my fair share of cacti from lack of watering.
Well; looks like IT WOULD HAVE TO BE a spath of some sort; an evergreen; a Sans.
or a
or a
Nice try biff, personally I have killed my fair share of cacti from lack of watering.
How bout a bird of paradise? Gorgeous and believe it or not doesn't need much light. I had one in my home for 5 years. It didn't do well when I moved.
I'd need a lot of unsuspecting folks over to keep it fed.
Whatcha doin' for dinner?
I'm loaded with cholesterol.
I'm confused. I thought Ficus trees required good amounts of indirect light. Sea Sothersby notes that it will be placed "where it would not get much light at all." Most green leafed plants require light to grow.