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Lexpar
1813 Posts
I've got a spider plant and geranium growing on my bedroom windowsill. I think I've been over-watering the geranium though. As I understand, the two plants need radically different amounts of water. Any tips? Pics: + Show Spoiler + Spider Plant ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/Z0zYm.jpg) Geranium ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/vthAc.jpg) This is a very serious thread and I will be very put off if it is closed. Please share the plants that you love and water and speak to. <3 | ||
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Zealotdriver
United States1557 Posts
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Lexpar
1813 Posts
Those sunflowers look amazing. I assume since they are Russian I could plant some in a couple weeks (Easter Canada) and probably have some luck? Do I need to buy seeds online?-I don't think I've ever seen these before | ||
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USApwn
United States81 Posts
![[image loading]](http://blog.cleveland.com/business/2008/08/large_white_lily_bag.jpg) User was warned for this post | ||
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Zealotdriver
United States1557 Posts
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Issor
United States870 Posts
![[image loading]](http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/define-snapdragon-1.jpg) I like these. Snapdragons! Really neat little flowers. I also am a big, big fan of a another plant or two. | ||
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Lexpar
1813 Posts
On March 23 2011 12:37 Zealotdriver wrote: PLANT THEM NOW. I'm sure you can buy seeds online, mine were a gift from a friend though. Raise them indoors under 6500K lights, 16-24 hours of light per day, with a fan blowing on them. Don't let them get root bound in their pots. Transplant outside when night temperatures are above 50F. Prepare a deep bed with lots of nutrients and drainage. Make the bed least a half meter deep, a meter deep if you are fucking serious about them like me. Here are last year's babies.+ Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/axf3b.jpg) Here is the pit I dug for the bed. The soil here is basically clay, so I had to fill in lots of compost, sand, coffee chaff, and peat moss. ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/QvPMO.jpg) Holy shit that's some very serious gardening. Thanks for sharing man! Will definitely look into these. Do you have pics of the fully grown flowers? | ||
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kef
283 Posts
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jinorazi
Korea (South)4948 Posts
i've always wanted a back yard fenced with bamboo trees. and if i had acres of land, i'd have a bamboo forest. | ||
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Ghostcom
Denmark4782 Posts
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thopol
Japan4560 Posts
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Blade2322
Japan99 Posts
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FroZen(-_-)
United States183 Posts
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Lexpar
1813 Posts
You're crazy for having a florection. | ||
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GriMeR
United States148 Posts
![[image loading]](http://assets.nydailynews.com/img/2010/01/16/alg_marijuana_plants.jpg) Legally would love to own my own little herb garden | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
Maybe I can just put a small one in the window in my room.  | ||
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CCa1ss1e
Canada3231 Posts
would also like to grow a few peyote cacti, since it's legal in Canada.. also some giganteum somniferous papavera (sp?).. hehe. XD | ||
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GriMeR
United States148 Posts
On March 23 2011 13:15 cca1ss1e wrote: no plants at the moment, but would also like to legally grow a couple marijuana plants.. it really is a nice specimen. would also like to grow a few peyote cacti, since it's legal in Canada.. also some giganteum somniferous papavera (sp?).. hehe. XD peyote is legal in canada! im becomming a lumberjack! | ||
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Phobic
United States50 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.venusflytrap.co.uk/images/wasp_venus_small.jpg) I've always found carnivorous plants appealing. Not only do the eat pesky bugs but they look hardcore while they do it. I like how they show how brutal nature really is. A Venus Flytrap would probably be my first choice. | ||
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StinkyBoots
Canada76 Posts
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Ichabod
United States1659 Posts
On March 23 2011 12:50 jinorazi wrote: i saw the gun thread title first then this, i lol'ed. i've always wanted a back yard fenced with bamboo trees. and if i had acres of land, i'd have a bamboo forest. Bamboo can really take over in the right climate, but is quite difficult to contain (My grandparents planted some a few years ago and now it's 20 feet tall and quite robust). The roots spread out underground and sprout new shoots, so they can require a lot of work to prevent a bamboo fence from encroaching on your lawn. At least this makes it really easy to make a bamboo forest + Show Spoiler [Bamboo growth] + ![[image loading]](http://www.texasbamboosociety.net/image/runningrhizome.jpg) | ||
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x-Catalyst
United States921 Posts
![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/KlYBv.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/14Qi1.jpg) | ||
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Toadesstern
Germany16350 Posts
Thus there's nothing flowerish in my room, except for things like parsley in the kitchen for cooking purposes. + Show Spoiler + For all those McDonalds/Burgerking freaks like me, that's it and you can ACTUALLY eat it! ![[image loading]](http://www.gartentipps.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/kraeuter-giessen.jpg) If the garden counts as well, there's way too much to just pick a few so I'm going with the biggest thing there is: ![[image loading]](http://www.colostate.edu/Dept/CoopExt/4dmg/images/walnut1.jpg) Walnut trees rules, they're just awesome. Imagine a cold wintery day, you don't want to go outside because it's fucking cold and you don't have to, because you have everything you need inside. Your couch, TV, a few walnuts and hopefully a nutcracker. Screw those animals and their wintersleep. I've perfected that without the need of sleeping thus you're not missing a thing! Edit: Oh and I used to have a small field of strawberries in the garden too. Now that's awesome, walnuts, strawberries, there's nothing missing and you're the luckiest man alive. Sadly I don't know what happend to that field of strawberries | ||
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Zealotdriver
United States1557 Posts
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Dingo22
United States34 Posts
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Macmacmacmac
United States26 Posts
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LloydRays
United States306 Posts
http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brighamia_insignis | ||
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Leeto
United States1320 Posts
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Issor
United States870 Posts
On March 23 2011 14:11 Leeto wrote: Bamboo. It's really low maintenance and fills up your backyard almost instantly. You can cut some and use it for random stuff around the house as well. Downside: It then fills up the neighbor's backyard. | ||
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prOxi.swAMi
Australia3091 Posts
I quite like this one: ![[image loading]](http://www.flowersgrowing.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/bonsai-conifer-tree.jpg) | ||
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Leeto
United States1320 Posts
On March 23 2011 14:16 Issor wrote: Downside: It then fills up the neighbor's backyard. Yeah, that actually happened. Luckily my neighbors are asian and thought it was quite cool. | ||
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gongryong
Korea (South)1430 Posts
I'm planning to plant a firetree one day this summer ![[image loading]](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_aRyPjEKICiw/SPPZLC5tCCI/AAAAAAAAAO8/WdzoQi7Rm4c/s400/firetree.JPG) | ||
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NIJ
1012 Posts
also i had a venus flytrap thinking hoping to eat some bugs that fly in to the house. didnt work too well. | ||
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ZERG_RUSSIAN
10417 Posts
omfg those leaves are so good wrap some bbq kalbi inside with ssamjang and onions/grilled garlic | ||
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whiterabb1t
Belgium681 Posts
![[image loading]](http://blog.blossoms.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/cherry_blossoms.jpg) | ||
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GG.NoRe
Korea (South)1051 Posts
![[image loading]](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d0/Yucca_gloriosa_in_clay_pot.jpg/220px-Yucca_gloriosa_in_clay_pot.jpg) | ||
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NIJ
1012 Posts
On March 23 2011 14:28 ZERG_RUSSIAN wrote: 깻잎!!!! omfg those leaves are so good wrap some bbq kalbi inside with ssamjang and onions/grilled garlic haha yeah, if you like them i suggest you try growing some too on backyard or in a pot. theyre relatively easy compared to other things i grow. Buying them in supermarket is way too overpriced and ones you grow last all summer. and fresh too! | ||
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N3rV[Green]
United States1935 Posts
She has at least 10 of them in her room she cares for. Honestly some of the most beautiful things on the planet....and the best thing is you only get one or so flowers a year, so each one is very special. | ||
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dANiELcanuck
Canada217 Posts
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Saturnize
United States2473 Posts
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YejinYejin
United States1053 Posts
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gongryong
Korea (South)1430 Posts
I water them only in the afternoon and they give me 30 or so tomatoes every month. Good for fast breakfast and snack. | ||
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EpicQQ
Canada154 Posts
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MaxField
United States2386 Posts
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sJarl
Iceland1699 Posts
Would be placed inside my room, in a pot and prefreably small. | ||
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SecondSandwich
United States319 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.roygerbil.com/golden_barrel_cactus.jpg) Mine is about 1/3 the size. | ||
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SpeaKEaSY
United States1070 Posts
On March 23 2011 14:46 DTK-m2 wrote: Will be living in NYC for a while. Won't exactly have a garden for the next several years. I suppose I could raise a cactus on my window sill or something. Not worth it IMO. Yeah, just like how it's hard to have guns in NYC, it's hard to keep plants Maybe you can buy a chia pet. | ||
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Pawsom
United States928 Posts
and some grape vine for decoration | ||
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GriMeR
United States148 Posts
On March 23 2011 14:16 prOxi.swAMi wrote: I've always been intrigued by Bonsai... If I were ever to develop a green thumb I'd investigate Bonsai for sure, because there are so many different kinds, and it's literally like building something yourself. Very cool. I quite like this one: i have had a few bonsai plants ... best are form a reputable dealer,from nature or good stock, dont buy one at a hardware store or someshit... Get bonsai by denorah koreshoff great book to read about bonsai! | ||
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Dromar
United States2145 Posts
I dunno I can't get imageshack to work, so here: Google Image Search for Banyan Tree They grow up and actually re-root in the ground and grow again. edit: other than that I would like to have a venus fly trap. | ||
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Pharaun
Germany150 Posts
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gaizka
United States991 Posts
I don't really know anything about plants and well, how often should I water it? | ||
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SkelA
Macedonia13032 Posts
My father wanted to cut it because of its wierd growing patern but I didnt allow it. It took me 1 year to make it grow straight and now it gives so much fruit that the tree's branches are so low to the ground lol. It gives so much fruit that we can drink home made apricot juice trough the whole year. We have another apricot tree, 2 peach trees, 2 plum trees, pear tree, 9 grapefruit vines, blackberries and blueberries in the yard. My mom got lots of flowers too but I dont know the names in english lol. | ||
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Iranon
United States983 Posts
Eventually I would like to grow my own bonsai trees, and/or have a carnivorous plant greenhouse. Specifically one with some Nepenthes. | ||
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Caloooomi
Scotland188 Posts
I always had a thing for lavenders though, I think it's the purple. | ||
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Facedriller
Sweden275 Posts
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Blasterion
China10272 Posts
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Headshot
United States1656 Posts
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LittLeD
Sweden7973 Posts
As to plants, well I got a few at my appartment. Im no expert of any sort but I believe they are some variety of Orkidé. I searched around and they kinda look like this one: + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://www.euroflorist.se/ProductImages/StandardView/M/POT09_09.jpg) Which is an orange phalaenopsis orkidé. | ||
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AfecksN
United Kingdom53 Posts
If I was to attempt to grow something again I'd choose a strong smelling flower, as I hate the choking stench of aerosol-air-fresheners but I also dislike the coldness of opening a window... If anyone could recommend a strong smelling indoor flower to grow I'd be very grateful, as I'm not sure what would work ~_~ | ||
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Kamille
Monaco1035 Posts
I've wanted to get Lily of the Valley for the longest time, but I'm not sure my climate can support them. ![[image loading]](http://ih1.redbubble.net/work.3039435.24.flat,550x550,075,f.lily-of-the-valley.jpg) | ||
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nTwLegy
Croatia63 Posts
please only warn me don't ban me. User was banned for this post. | ||
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Amanebak
Czech Republic528 Posts
On March 23 2011 13:18 Phobic wrote: + Show Spoiler + I've always found carnivorous plants appealing. Not only do the eat pesky bugs but they look hardcore while they do it. I like how they show how brutal nature really is. A Venus Flytrap would probably be my first choice. I longed for carnivorous plants since I was a kid. They are so fascinating. My father also plants some cacti and succulents. I like to imagine that I am a one hundred times smaller and that I climb onto the plants and see all the details like insect could see. | ||
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RoosterSamurai
Japan2108 Posts
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indigoawareness
Slovakia273 Posts
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kazansky
Germany931 Posts
I used to have 2 little cactus on my shelf, but on a windy day my window killed one of them by chopping its body from the roots Now only one is left, once I found out how its called, i'll post a pic | ||
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DorF
Sweden961 Posts
If so I fail to understand how this thread is protesting ... I mean I get that flowers are peacefull and guns are not but , why precisely a plant thread. Anyways for the plant , I have always adored bonzai trees and I want copious amounts of them. Also there is a blood read maple looking tree that just looks fantastic :p | ||
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Emon_
3925 Posts
So far I'm pretty sure about three plants that I want to buy in the near future. I don't know the name of the first plant, but it's a pretty regular plant. I just adore how the leaves are light yet the wood is so sturdy. ![[image loading]](http://www.de-co-sign.de/Kunstpflanzen%20DW/Kunstpflanzen%20Bilder/Kunstpflanzen%20Fikus.jpg) Lemon tree in a pot - Someone online said you could grow one indoors. I'd love to give it a try: ![[image loading]](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_aI1pWh3nDe0/SHZF6_YOxOI/AAAAAAAAA_U/98RKX5UzAug/s400/charlie_lemontree.JPG) Bonsai - I could see myself trimming those branches for hours. Maybe after a few years with other plants I'll give it a go ![[image loading]](http://modeblogg.adnic.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/50_bonsai_tree.jpg) | ||
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Spacekyod
United States818 Posts
On March 23 2011 13:33 x-Catalyst wrote: I've always wanted to get some higanbana (also known as red spider lily, equinox flower), they're my favorite flower. The genus, Lycoris, is native to many parts of Asia. Those are by far the best looking flowers in this thread. I'll have to keep checking in on this thread for more great ideas. | ||
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Serejai
6007 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.gardenexpress.com.au/images/P/Canna_Tropicana_Gold-01.jpg) Canna Tropicanna ![[image loading]](http://petespalms.com/Palms/cat%20palm.jpg) Cat Palm Both grow to like 6' tall, and spread out 2'-3' | ||
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Zealotdriver
United States1557 Posts
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Robellicose
England245 Posts
 Currently have beds of rhubarb, garlic, redishio (might be radishio actually) lettuce, a pepper plant and there are plans for some peas and tomatoes. I also keep plenty of herbs indoors on a mini herb garden thing I have on my kitchen windowsill. Got chives, coriander, basil and rosemary on there at the moment. The kitchen smells awesome. Edit: Flowers to grow for your special someone, especially if you're bored of the rose cliché: http://www.bbc.co.uk/gardening/plants/plant_finder/plant_pages/272.shtml Every female relative I have ADORES this plant. | ||
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EAGER-beaver
Canada2799 Posts
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HoBSoN
Canada14 Posts
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P3T3R
Canada87 Posts
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Hellie
Sweden94 Posts
![[image loading]](http://windowsillcactus.com/wc_images/aloe_vera.jpg) | ||
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Blacktion
United Kingdom1148 Posts
On topic i have herbs in pots on my kitchen windowsill. So far got Rosemary, Chives, Basil, Sage, Parsley and Bay The most useful thing if your a keen cook, and they only cost me 50p/plant from ASDA, cheap and they last for ages as long as you take care of them. | ||
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Juddas
768 Posts
I am new to gardens and plants and whatnot but I am really excited to see how this is going to turn out. On a side note, my balcony has rails that i would love to have a vine(s) growing on. What would be the best vine and procedure to accomplish this. Once my cosmo(s) grow i will post a fun picture of my balcony garden that i am ever so proud of XD | ||
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Jacko11
China146 Posts
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sillylilacs
United States2 Posts
On April 26 2011 16:28 Jacko11 wrote: Cactuses cuz they are low maintaince My coworker from my previous job owns a cactus. She says it's the easiest plant to keep alive...she also labels herself as the plant killer because she says every plant she touches will die. But apparently her cactus is happy being watered 1x every other month. | ||
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undyinglight
United States611 Posts
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Praetorial
United States4241 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.ndsu.edu/pubweb/chiwonlee/plsc211/student%20papers/articles09/elizabeth%20larson/lotusflower/New%20Folder/lotus_flower.jpg) I visited Beijing a few years back and wanted to have a few lotus plants ever since. | ||
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HeatEXTEND
Netherlands836 Posts
![[image loading]](http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/staticfiles/NGS/Shared/StaticFiles/NGKids/Image/NGK0907_catgrass_inline.jpg) Got three of these babies for the specific reason of getting cat-puke all over my apartment........it's great........ | ||
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