lundi 22 septembre 2008
I have been known to kill plants in my time.
But this beats all.
One week from healthy green Basil plant with leaves to an un-recoverable brown stick.
There goes my "101 things" resolution of:
# 68 get some herbal plants and not kill them
Guess I will have to try again. Hear that? It is a whole bunch of plants screaming "Don't pick me!! Don't pick me!!" as I walk by.
Guess if the plant actually had instructions on how to take care of it rather than a recipe for pesto on the side, that would help. Though who am I kidding? I would still forget. Sigh.
Next!
But this beats all.
One week from healthy green Basil plant with leaves to an un-recoverable brown stick.
There goes my "101 things" resolution of:
# 68 get some herbal plants and not kill them
Guess I will have to try again. Hear that? It is a whole bunch of plants screaming "Don't pick me!! Don't pick me!!" as I walk by.
Guess if the plant actually had instructions on how to take care of it rather than a recipe for pesto on the side, that would help. Though who am I kidding? I would still forget. Sigh.
Next!
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4 commentaires:
From one plant killer to another, I decided to get cactuses as they seem to survive regardless of my treatments or lack thereof :)
For the mercy of your herbal plants maybe this could be the solution? They do look smaller in real life than this photo I think. My friends have a few of them.
www.evasolo.com/products-flowerpot.
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I simply stopped buying real plants. I'm just not a gardener.
It needs natural light and water, try putting it near a window.
Basil os hard to keep it alive a long time, it's a saesonal plant and it always dies a little time later. You should try bay (laurier-sauce), very useful in cooking, quite hardy and doesn't suffer a lot from dryness.