[Thursday] Two of a Kind

January 10, 2013 in Plants 101 | Tags: Good to Grow, Hank the Haworthia and son, little one and big one, Liza's photos, plant pairings

I like to pair little bitty plants with older plants whenever I can.

To show them what they can aspire to.

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January 10, 2013 at 4:20 pm

Charlie Hebert

When I’m not cramming everything in one window to fight for the Winter light, I’ll put a new, smaller plant near an older established plant, because I tend to check the newer plants almost daily, and in turn, pay more attention to the older ones..
Except for the Thanksgiving Cactus.. We are not on speaking terms at the present time. It just sits by the window, doing nothing. Every now and then, I point to the window and tell him it’s a long way down, so he had better decide to do something..