Bonnie Plants a Monopoly?
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Comments (10)i forgot to add i keep a pot of boilling water on the stove all winter for humidity, my daughter gets nose bleeds so i have to keep it humid. all the plants are in the kitchen/livingroom combo so it stays humid in the winter. in the summer it gets kinda dry but i water with rain water when i can, and mist. a lot of my plants go outside for the summer, considering keeping my bonnies in this summer unlike the other spyder plants the bonnie i had last year was doing kinda ok till i adjusted it to being out side then it just died. so far this one is still doing good, i hope it stays that way, it is hard to find them in this town. HD got a few in but before i could buy them they sent them back because they thought they were just sick spyder plants, yes that is how smart they are around here about house plants. garden plants abound, but WM and HD are the only place to get house plants in this town. we have two nurserys but they are seasonal and dont carry house plants....See MoreBonnie strawberry plant with a kick
Comments (2)It is a weed, but I don't know its name. Common in disturbed soils. It isn't stinging nettle. I've linked an image of stinging nettle below. Here is a link that might be useful: Stinging Nettle...See MoreBonnie/Curly Spider Plant Question
Comments (4)sorry. Since some of the Bonnie babies hanging off the mother have leaves that are more compact and curled then other babies. Some babies look almost like a regular spider plant while others show the bonnie traits nicely. Will the babies with straighter leaves curl as they get older or is it better to pick a baby who is already showing signs of nice curling to grow a nice curly spider plant?...See MoreHow long can i keep Bonnie plants in original pot ?
Comments (14)I have 2 problems, after repotting all the plants into big grow bags. My Big bertha bell pepper is about the same height as it was in the smaller 2 gallon container (except that it has grown the first fruit - ie. pepper - doubling its size in about 2 weeks of in this 25 G container). The pepper is little over 2 inches, but it will get to atleast 6 inches (according to Bonnie). The plant size or leaves has not dramatically changed (as is the case with my eggplant which was also transplanted at the same time). The height has stayed around the same 1 feet, since repotting. I have not pruned this since i got it, and it has about 16 leaves (and some leave buds that popped up in last couple of days). Should i take out the fruit (assuming that it is eating up all the growth energy) that is at the bottom of this plant ? Should i prune into only 2 branches (like seen in some youtube videos on pepper plants ? ) My tomato (ACE 55) has curled up leaves. Even the leaves that are young and at top, are curling on the edges even though they look green and healthy. I am watering all the grow bags once in 2 days and the 1 inch below the top (ie. top has mulch is 1 inch in height), the potting mix stays moist to the touch. All plants are in CA sunlight of atleast 8 hours / day. There is enough slow release fertilizer in the grow bag and i am feeding liquid fert once a week. In the 2 weeks of repotting this, there are about 5 tomatoes that have started up. The bottom leaves have some disease (fungal i guess), but the top looks good. I am spraying Neem oil + water mix once a week. Why the leaves curl at top ?...See Moregreen_go (Canada, Ontario, z 5a)
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