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I love this :laughing: and the autumn colours are stunning.![]()
I hope everyone had a nice weekend.
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I love this :laughing: and the autumn colours are stunning.![]()
I hope everyone had a nice weekend.
Pfft! I only write truths about my incredible hotness.That sounds like a poem. Are you writing fantasy poetry now N2H?![]()
If you say sowe shall see about that ..Lol!
So true. I have such a soft spot for unwanted plants.Oh the humiliation she went through. A bit like being the last kid picked for the netball team![]()
Indeed and I hope happy with others like her.She is home now![]()
Oh this is interesting to seethanks Michelle.
Yes, she was packed very carefully by the look of her and I didn't realise that she wasn't even in a temporary plastic pot. She almost looks alien-like when she is presented this way .... no offence to you TippyI'm sure you look fab now.
I think not knowing what colour her blooms will be makes her even more interesting . May I have a wild guess and say ... purple![]()
Here are 'Princess and 'Duchess .....I'm so pleased this is happening for you and look forward to seeing :hats:
I've planted some more snow-drops because I think I might've mistakenly and clumsily dug some up when I was weeding a few months ago
I also planted Crocus and some which look like baby daffodils called Narcissi. If they bloom I will take some photos for you.

Ooo there's no stopping her at the momentshe seems to have loads of energy.
You are doing something right.Way to go Orkie!Do you think she will let me measure her hands and feet for such items? Oh no, I don't want her to destroy her gift so easily. All I{ hope for is some kinder growls or acknowledgement that I am an ally.Just make sure they're made from an expandable material , we wouldn't want the Enforcer bursting out of her presentI don't think she will return your kindness though, she doesn't do present giving. I might though
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Being the Enforcer is both a gift and a cross to bare, the responsibility is enormous!![]()
I love this :laughing: and the autumn colours are stunning.
We only need ...
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more posts to reach our goal of 3,500 by the end of November :lick:
Your jokes are so funny! :floor:Pfft! I only write truths about my incredible hotness.
Very pretty N2H!"Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the hottest of them all. Me!" :danc:
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Lucky for me I had a Michelle and mirror pic.
I will, I will!Keep trying 'Lashes, keep trying.
You do indeedso true. I have such a soft spot for unwanted plants.

Its been a whole new experience for you buying an Orchid in this way and until now, I didn't realise that people sold plants on Ebay.The previous owner did state she was being shipped bare -root, I assume to cut down on shipping cost. They can live out of media for some time. My Lumina and PV have been out of media since late- August. I was so curious what she would look like as I had never bought an Orchid online.
That's a great idea to include Tippys journey in your bookAnother story I can tell in a book. Just imagine her travels over many states and into my home after being ignored for so long.
So hopefully the mystery of her colour will be solved soon, I cant wait to find out.it looks as if she is developing a spike. It is at her base so I hope the move and new media doesn't upset her and make her stop the flower spike.
Oh my goodness me!Here are 'Princess and 'Duchess .....
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Little White Princess is on the left and Crimson Duchess on the right. Early colour changes.
Lol! ... ... what I mean is, that I didn't expect the colour to be so vibrant right away, I thought it would be faint and then become a stronger red. White Princess is doing well too! These plants are fascinating to see at this stage, thank you Michelle for taking the time to show me :hb:Yes I'm afraid soThat sounds interesting. so you may have dug-up some Snow-drops?
She seems to thrive on a bit of neglect, mixed with gossip from the LL houseOh may, she is so happy!You are doing something right.Way to go Orkie!

Oh sorry, I don't know.Do you think she will let me measure her hands and feet for such items?
Good luck with that, I hope it worksAll I{ hope for is some kinder growls or acknowledgement that I am an ally.

Your jokes are so funny! :floor:

LOL, you and your scissors.Very pretty N2H!
I still think those sun kissed golden locks need chopping![]()
I will, I will!
I would like to introduce you to my fab Hairdresser Vidal ---><--- as you can see by my own N1H status , Vidal is the man to transform you into an almost N1H.![]()

Leave it with me, I shall book you an appointment :danc:

I know my limits. I got, a gift, of a "Plant Tower" today. A wire shelf for my plants, especially the Orchids.You do indeed... just don't get carried away and extend your kindness to unwanted animals or this could get out of hand
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Its been a whole new experience for you buying an Orchid in this way and until now, I didn't realise that people sold plants on Ebay.
That's a great idea to include Tippys journey in your bookFrom her point of view she might've been afraid of where she was going and what would happen? also, all the characters she met along the way , yes, it would make a fab chapter.
So hopefully the mystery of her colour will be solved soon, I cant wait to find out.
Oh, it was my pleasure. I'm so glad they have made it this long and are gearing-up for Christmas. I hope next year you will have a Poinsettia in similar condition so we can exchange notes. I'm curious as to how many leaves change colours.Oh my goodness me!they look amazing!
The red on Crimson Duchess is very .... redLol! ... ... what I mean is, that I didn't expect the colour to be so vibrant right away, I thought it would be faint and then become a stronger red. White Princess is doing well too! These plants are fascinating to see at this stage, thank you Michelle for taking the time to show me :hb:
I started in mid to late-September with boxing and covering them. Princess gets the box and Duchess the bag due to her size. I use a black trash bag. I cover them for about twelve hours. I do miss a day due to my work schedule on Saturday as they are uncovered but that doesn't seem to effect them. I'm tickled it's working. :hats:Forgive me, I cant remember if you said that they need to stay in darkness all day long? or was it just for a few hours? I would love to know. I wonder how long it will take them to fully change?
Yes I'm afraid soI was weeding and chucking all sorts out of the soil and I remember thinking - what are these pale little balls? - it was only later, much later, that it suddenly dawned on me that they might've been Snow Drop bulbs...doh!
I always enjoy your photos. The story of Orkie triggered my Orchid hobby so I owe so much to you and that plant.She seems to thrive on a bit of neglect, mixed with gossip from the LL house
I would take her photo again to show you , but she isn't looking much different than usual.

I don't know. It's not as if she sleeps for measurements, if she does she just reverts back to you. Let me thing.Oh sorry, I don't know.
You always could give it a try .... if you're feeling brave![]()

Good luck with that, I hope it works![]()
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:floor: ... that's a very good point!I never trust a Hairdresser who wear glasses and is bald.
How fantastic, what a perfect gift to give to you. I hope it fits all your Orchids neatly upon it and you will be able to keep your eye on them all together.I got, a gift, of a "Plant Tower" today. A wire shelf for my plants, especially the Orchids.
Very interesting to know all this, I guess ebay sells absolutely anything. I daren't look in case I get carried awayI was curious of different coloured Orchids and saw several people sold them this way. One person had a few rescues which caught my eye and that is how Tippy came into my life. I

This is a positive sign, she must like her new environment.. I watered her today, BTW and I do think she is making a flower spike.
I have no idea either, but now you've got the chance to time it.I'm curious as to how long it takes a flower spike to grow.
This is my aim Michelle, I would love to be comparing notes with you about our Poinsettias this time next year. If only I can keep my new one alive long enough. I will try.I'm so glad they have made it this long and are gearing-up for Christmas. I hope next year you will have a Poinsettia in similar condition so we can exchange notes.
I must remember all this for when... or perhaps I should say" if " I get a chance to do the same.I started in mid to late-September with boxing and covering them. Princess gets the box and Duchess the bag due to her size. I use a black trash bag. I cover them for about twelve hours.
I bet you areI'm tickled it's working. :hats:
and so am I. Nature is fascinating.Hopefully we will, it was only a small patch of earth where I got carried away. We still have Snowdrop bulbs in other areas of the garden, so they should appear in late winter, early spring.So you will have Snow Drops next year? I so enjoyed seeing pictures of them.
Its funny how things turn out isn't it and I'm so glad you're enjoying being an Orchid Whisperer :hb:The story of Orkie triggered my Orchid hobby so I owe so much to you and that plant.
Its a tricky situation Michelle. All I know is that the Enforcers hands and feet are about twice the size of mine. Does this help?I don't know. It's not as if she sleeps for measurements, if she does she just reverts back to you. Let me thing.

I think she does tooI'm sure she knows I wish to do her now harm.
where has it gone? when did it go?
Thank you so much for the birthday greetings and cake. Oh, chocolate, my favourite. Please share some with others at the TT Cafe.Happy Birthday Michelle Stevens
I've made you a cake
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You don't mind if I share it out do you?
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May you have a wonderful day!
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:floor: ... that's a very good point!

How fantastic, what a perfect gift to give to you. I hope it fits all your Orchids neatly upon it and you will be able to keep your eye on them all together.
Indeed, one can find almost anything there. I have bought some Orchid bark and even ordered a LED plant light for Plant Tower from Ebay.Very interesting to know all this, I guess ebay sells absolutely anything. I daren't look in case I get carried away![]()
This is a positive sign, she must like her new environment.
I have no idea either, but now you've got the chance to time it.
This is my aim Michelle, I would love to be comparing notes with you about our Poinsettias this time next year. If only I can keep my new one alive long enough. I will try.
It seems easy enough as long as one remembers to cover them each or nearly each day for about 12 hours. No light at all, complete darkness.I must remember all this for when... or perhaps I should say" if " I get a chance to do the same.
It is indeed and it happened so quickly. I never thought it would happen as I'm prone to mess these kind of things up. I guess 'Princess andI bet you areand so am I. Nature is fascinating.
Hopefully we will, it was only a small patch of earth where I got carried away. We still have Snowdrop bulbs in other areas of the garden, so they should appear in late winter, early spring.
Well I do some whispering but I'm not sure many listen.Its funny how things turn out isn't it and I'm so glad you're enjoying being an Orchid Whisperer :hb:
It's a fun hobby and some bright spot of my 2020 ... even though I bought my first two in 2019.It might! I will investigate any punch marks on walls and so-forth I've noticed from the Enforcer's rage to get a rough idea as to size. Her feet and going to be harder to measure. This seems like a good idea for a Christmas gift. :14:BTW, I notice the Enforcer has all ten of her fingers unlike you from two years ago. I'm glad that trend passed.Its a tricky situation Michelle. All I know is that the Enforcers hands and feet are about twice the size of mine. Does this help?![]()
I think she does tooits just that she is so unpredictable. Be very careful!

EDIT - And how long have I been going around without a signature?where has it gone? when did it go?
I suspect those wretched gremlins! :fist:
Lol!.. don't tell me that the Plant Tower has room for an extra fiftyIndeed and it has room for my collection to grow if I happen to see another that needs a home.![]()

This Plant Tower sounds like its going to be very decorativeI have bought some Orchid bark and even ordered a LED plant light for Plant Tower from Ebay.
Yes, I have put little posts in to support her spikes. In fact, I'm just wondering how long she is going to keep on blooming for? she hasn't thrown a strop in agesI assume Orkie has grown spikes? Do you post her spikes so they stay upright?

Thank you. I will look forward to this new adventure.As I've said, I'll be there all the way to assist you in caring for any future Poinsettias you may get. I'm sure by month's end they will be in the stores. The third time is the charm.
Well its workedIt seems easy enough as long as one remembers to cover them each or nearly each day for about 12 hours. No light at all, complete darkness.

What could this be? you sound mysteriousI have another Poinsettia story I'll tell you next time which has been in a few months in the works.
2020 hasn't been a good year, so its great you've had so many successes with your new hobby.It's a fun hobby and some bright spot of my 2020 ... even though I bought my first two in 2019.
Good thinking, I would suggest you visit the walls in the spam forum, the Enforcers had many a blow out in there.I will investigate any punch marks on walls and so-forth I've noticed from the Enforcer's rage to get a rough idea as to size.
Ooo how I enjoyed that trend, my hands had never looked so slender without thumbs.BTW, I notice the Enforcer has all ten of her fingers unlike you from two years ago. I'm glad that trend passed.

:hair: ... how dare the do this to me! so sneaky, I didn't even notice for a long time.I would bet you signature is buried in the Spam forum.![]()
That reminds me, I need to bring her down from the attic and re-charge her magic wandSoon enough we'll have the Fairy with a wand.![]()

Thank you for askingHow are you coping in this time of lockdowns my friend. Covid is again in the rise here in the states. It seems more restrictions are returning.
Yes, this has given us all a great sign of hope, just what we needed to lift our spirits. Its such a relief to know that all our lives might return to some sort of normality in the near future and of course... many lives could be saved.With some talk of vaccines at least there is some light at the end of the tunnel in 2021.
Well maybe not an extra fifty, but maybe more in 2021. It has four levels. the bottom is for the supplies such as the media/bark, water, etc. The second level is empty now and the third and top levels have the Orchids and the Kalanchoe. I'm glad to have Plant Tower, as I call it, to organize my plants.Lol!.. don't tell me that the Plant Tower has room for an extra fifty![]()
Indeed, planned light on level three. The flowering Orchids are on the open top level. Hobbies.This Plant Tower sounds like its going to be very decorative![]()
Orkie must be very happy!Yes, I have put little posts in to support her spikes. In fact, I'm just wondering how long she is going to keep on blooming for? she hasn't thrown a strop in ages![]()
Does she have aerial roots, roots that wonder about above the bark/media?They should be in soon. I received 'Princess on 24 November of last year so they should be on their way. Whenever you decide to get one please keep me up to date. I so want to share the joys of these plants with you.Thank you. I will look forward to this new adventure.
I'm paying a visit to TESCOS tomorrow and will see if the Poinsettias have arrived, I wont be buying one yet because I need it to still be alive for Christmas![]()
Well its worked![]()
Certainly science but I'm not sure why lack of sunlight in the Autumn would trigger this response. Again, they are native to Mexico which has more sunlight than we do this time of year.I wonder what the theory is behind it? or maybe I should say .. the science behind it? its all too technical and clever for my brain to understand![]()

Alright here we go. Another Poinsettia. Last Spring I noticed a store next to where I live had a Poinsettia outside. This store is a Christian book thrift store of sorts that I walk past often. It sat outside on the street for months. I noticed it all Summer long and even went in during August as I found it dry and asked to water it. She, the store owner, agreed and I did so. I had hoped this older lady would eventually take it in as it seemed not to be all that well cared for. As Autumn arrived I hoped she would finally take it in if she cared for it as frost was soon to set in and that would kill this plant. Michelle had enough on 28 October as a nightly frost as possible and I took this plant in as I assumed this plant was abandoned to it's fate on the streets. The plant was in her previous Christmas wrapper which was full of water from rain days earlier. I assume it was donated to the store last season. I felt guilty with basically giving it a five-finger discount in the cover of night but it looked as if it was not cared for and just there until Mother Nature took it's life.What could this be? you sound mysterious![]()
I doubt the old lady even cared and may have been relieved to be rid of it.2020 hasn't been a good year, so its great you've had so many successes with your new hobby.
Good thinking, I would suggest you visit the walls in the spam forum, the Enforcers had many a blow out in there.

If you ever go back to that trend I will trigger your lash-outs just to regenerate those missing fingers. I never understand the fashion of missing thumbs.Ooo how I enjoyed that trend, my hands had never looked so slender without thumbs.
When my Aliens get back I need to explore some new innovative fashion trends with them![]()

:hair: ... how dare the do this to me! so sneaky, I didn't even notice for a long time.

Good idea! We'll need that magic soon, the whole world needs a magic fairy this year.That reminds me, I need to bring her down from the attic and re-charge her magic wand![]()
Thank you for askingwe are fine, apart from being fed-up of it all, but at the same time grateful that we are all managing to keep healthy. We have also had a second wave of the virus which has resulted in the whole of England being on lockdown again, the plan is (I think) to review the situation on Dec 2nd.
So what our Christmas will involve I don't know yet? I just cant see us being allowed to suddenly mix and get together as normal.
Sorry to hear that Covid is on the rise for you too, it must be especially difficult trying to follow what's happening and what's expected of you when you have a new President all at the same time. Do you think you will go back into a full lockdown again?
Thank you for the kind wishes. I worked most of my birthday but I was okay with that. It was a quiet birthday as I've become accustomed to.Yes, this has given us all a great sign of hope, just what we needed to lift our spirits. Its such a relief to know that all our lives might return to some sort of normality in the near future and of course... many lives could be saved.
Hope life for you is still going okay and that you enjoyed your birthday![]()
All this sounds fab! do you think you will continue to use it all year round or will it be a winter retreat?It has four levels. the bottom is for the supplies such as the media/bark, water, etc. The second level is empty now and the third and top levels have the Orchids and the Kalanchoe. I'm glad to have Plant Tower, as I call it, to organize my plants.
I love this idea, a bit of lighting will some extra pizzazz, very stylish indeedndeed, planned light on level three. The flowering Orchids are on the open top level.

erm? .... I'm not too sure?Does she have aerial roots, roots that wonder about above the bark/media?
how embarrassing, I'm not half as attentive as you are Michelle. I will go and check her out and get back to you on this if I may.Lots and lots of Poinsettias in TESCO yesterday, their colours were very eye catching. They seemed very cheap too, but maybe I'm comparing the price to Orchids which tend to be more costly? I haven't bought one yet, thought I would leave it for a couple of more weeks.They should be in soon. I received 'Princess on 24 November of last year so they should be on their way.
Will do!Whenever you decide to get one please keep me up to date. I so want to share the joys of these plants with you.
How strange. We could do with someone making a factional documentary about Poinsettias. it could also include THE RESCUE SQUAD who we chatted about last year, they're the ones who collect the abandoned PoinsettiasCertainly science but I'm not sure why lack of sunlight in the Autumn would trigger this response. Again, they are native to Mexico which has more sunlight than we do this time of year.

Oh my goodness, the poor plant was lucky to have survived for so long.Another Poinsettia. Last Spring I noticed a store next to where I live had a Poinsettia outside. This store is a Christian book thrift store of sorts that I walk past often. It sat outside on the street for months. I noticed it all Summer long and even went in during August as I found it dry and asked to water it. She, the store owner, agreed and I did so. I had hoped this older lady would eventually take it in as it seemed not to be all that well cared for. As Autumn arrived I hoped she would finally take it in if she cared for it as frost was soon to set in and that would kill this plant
Yay! Michelle to the rescueMichelle had enough on 28 October as a nightly frost as possible and I took this plant in as I assumed this plant was abandoned to it's fate on the streets. The plant was in her previous Christmas wrapper which was full of water from rain days earlier. I assume it was donated to the store last season. I felt guilty with basically giving it a five-finger discount in the cover of night but it looked as if it was not cared for and just there until Mother Nature took it's life.

Just think, she was doomed to a life on the streets and with winter creeping up on us she wouldn't have survived. She must be sighing with relief at finding a home with you :hb:She is fine now in a window. Her leaves are much smaller than my two but the plant is about the same overall size. I got her too late to submit her to the same leave colour treatment as my other two. The last thing I needed was another Poinsettia but I hated seeing this thing either dry to the bone or awaiting death by frost.
You're not a plant nabberMichelle, the plant nabber.I doubt the old lady even cared and may have been relieved to be rid of it.

Lol! ... I cant make any promises Michelle, my Aliens might have more adjustments they'd like to make on me :Clol:If you ever go back to that trend I will trigger your lash-outs just to regenerate those missing fingers. I never understand the fashion of missing thumbs.
That's very true. I don't think its going to be a Christmas when many people get together.This Christmas will be lonelier than most for so many.
They were open a month ago with limited seating , but now they're all locked down again.Are your restaurants open to limited seating? So far in the states I frequent they're at 50% occupancy for indoor eating.
Yes. TESCO now have traffic lights outside the main door. So if the lights are on green then customers can enter the store. When I went there yesterday the lights were on red and I had to wait about 10mins before they changed to green and then I could enter.Are you limited by numbers to go into a place such as Tesco?
I wish you well with your new PresidentIt's going to be an odd time but hopefully the new President will be better overall with this Covid fight. With our recent rises in Covid I would not be surprised with another strict lockdown. Winter looks bleak.
I thought you would be working, did your colleagues know it was your birthday? and I think we have all had unusually quiet birthdays this year.I worked most of my birthday but I was okay with that. It was a quiet birthday as I've become accustomed to.
All this sounds fab! do you think you will continue to use it all year round or will it be a winter retreat?
I'm eager to get this light but isn't being shipped in from California so it may be next week until it arrives. The extra light over Winter will be nice.I love this idea, a bit of lighting will some extra pizzazz, very stylish indeed![]()
erm? .... I'm not too sure?how embarrassing, I'm not half as attentive as you are Michelle. I will go and check her out and get back to you on this if I may.
Oh joy! They are even more likely to be binned by early January than an Orchid. Poor Poinsettias. I hope you find one that is ready to life a full life as this time things will work out.Lots and lots of Poinsettias in TESCO yesterday, their colours were very eye catching. They seemed very cheap too, but maybe I'm comparing the price to Orchids which tend to be more costly? I haven't bought one yet, thought I would leave it for a couple of more weeks.
Oh yes, that would be so much fun. The idea of any good plant being binned make me sad. Poinsettias need whispers too.How strange. We could do with someone making a factional documentary about Poinsettias. it could also include THE RESCUE SQUAD who we chatted about last year, they're the ones who collect the abandoned Poinsettias![]()
Oh my goodness, the poor plant was lucky to have survived for so long.
I would feel uneasy if I let it die of frost. Poor thing needs a name. She knows the streets as she spend months on the street literally in her gold Christmas wrapper. Any name suggestions?Yay! Michelle to the rescue![]()
She may have. She did have some poorly looking leaves that dropped by I gave her some ferilized water and she seems to like that. A little love goes a long way.Just think, she was doomed to a life on the streets and with winter creeping up on us she wouldn't have survived. She must be sighing with relief at finding a home with you :hb:
It was a similar situation that I found Early Rosa in back in May. An abandoned plant that just stuck with me. It would have been different if this plant was in a planter or something. It would have not have bothered as that would be thievery. This was a liberation, a rescue from certain death by frost. I'm surprised no one did any mischief to the plant while being left out there all alone for some long. I guess no one noticed her, poor thing.You're not a plant nabber![]()
I like that! Oh I which there was a way to make a living doing such a thing.You are the plant rescuer! and you just proved it again!
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Btw:- did you use your emergency vehicle for this latest mission?![]()
Oh, I hope these adjustments are minour if at all. I fear they may make things worse.Lol! ... I cant make any promises Michelle, my Aliens might have more adjustments they'd like to make on me :Clol:
That's very true. I don't think its going to be a Christmas when many people get together.
Oh no. So many small businesses are failing due to this pandemic. It is so sad. It beings one to tears just thinking of the hardships people have to go through when their dreams are shattered like this.They were open a month ago with limited seating , but now they're all locked down again.
I went past one of my favourite cafes last week and it looked completely empty, it had been stripped and had obviously closed down. I feel so sad for the owners, it was run by an Aunt along with her grown up niece and nephew (a family business) which they started up themselves, they were doing very well until the pandemic hit![]()
What a great idea!Yes. TESCO now have traffic lights outside the main door. So if the lights are on green then customers can enter the store. When I went there yesterday the lights were on red and I had to wait about 10mins before they changed to green and then I could enter.
Thank you, we all need to get through this as soon as possible.I wish you well with your new Presidentand I would hope that he and his advisors will have the best systems to cope with the pandemic.
I thought you would be working, did your colleagues know it was your birthday? and I think we have all had unusually quiet birthdays this year.
I hope all your plants behave themselves for you this weekend :gr:
This is just how I imagined it would lookThis Plant Tower saves me space for them and provides me space for more.
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Plant Tower is a simple four tier wire shelf. Easy to put together. Not fancy in any way but functional.
Hope it arrives soon. The light will enhance the appearance of the plants even further...... don't go telling my Orkie any of this or she will get jealous and drop her bloomsI'm eager to get this light but isn't being shipped in from California so it may be next week until it arrives. The extra light over Winter will be nice.
..Lol!I am pleased to report that after a close inspection of Orkie this morning, that she does indeed have some aerial roots and if she is happy with these, then so am IMost of my Orchids have them or at least had them when I first got them. Some people dislike these exposed and wondering roots but I like them.
What a sad image I have in my head of her still being wrapped in fading Christmas paper all yearI would feel uneasy if I let it die of frost. Poor thing needs a name. She knows the streets as she spend months on the street literally in her gold Christmas wrapper. Any name suggestions?
.... of the top of my head, how about? - The Nabber :Clol: or Alfrsco (due to her surviving outside)I bet she cant believe her good luck that you came by the store when you didI gave her some ferilized water and she seems to like that. A little love goes a long way.
I would think that you've a keen eye for spotting neglected plants and you were right to take on Early Rosa and this latest Poinsettia, especially if they looked so shabby and forgotten. Your new Poinsettia was lucky that no one tried to kick her around or anything. Although, going unnoticed and ignored by everyone must've hurt.It was a similar situation that I found Early Rosa in back in May. An abandoned plant that just stuck with me. It would have been different if this plant was in a planter or something. It would have not have bothered as that would be thievery. This was a liberation, a rescue from certain death by frost. I'm surprised no one did any mischief to the plant while being left out there all alone for some long. I guess no one noticed her, poor thing.
Michelle used what?Michelle used her hot legs to transport this rescue.![]()

I have been given a message that they will return for Christmas! :hats:Any signs from these pesky alien friends of yours? It's been a long time.![]()
I think its hit me more seeing with my own eyes some local businesses going or struggling. Its all so very cruel.So many small businesses are failing due to this pandemic. It is so sad. It beings one to tears just thinking of the hardships people have to go through when their dreams are shattered like this.
I know just what you mean. I never mention my birthday at work, but a couple of my friends/colleagues know my date of birth and if they're around on the day then they spill the beans, if they're not around I can get away with no one knowingNo, I didn't share my birthday as I didn't want to bring attention to myself while working.

Well, you're obviously very well liked on TT. I do appreciate the attention and the thread hear really made my day.
This is just how I imagined it would look![]()
It doesn't need to be fancy or ornate in any way because the plants will be the stars of the show. It also looks very spacious which is ideal. Do you need to put the Orchids on the top shelf? or are the other shelves roomy enough height wise to fit them?
Hope it arrives soon. The light will enhance the appearance of the plants even further...... don't go telling my Orkie any of this or she will get jealous and drop her blooms..Lol!
So good to hear.I am pleased to report that after a close inspection of Orkie this morning, that she does indeed have some aerial roots and if she is happy with these, then so am I![]()
I did take a photo of her back in August when I inquired on her water.What a sad image I have in my head of her still being wrapped in fading Christmas paper all year![]()
A name?.... of the top of my head, how about? - The Nabber :Clol: or Alfrsco (due to her surviving outside)
no?
I will think of some more and get back to you.
She has bounced back well. Her leaves were so tiny when I liberated her I was concerned but she seems to be pleased with her indoor situation. She's have been lost with the cold chill of the advancing winter. I noticed the mother of the curly Spider plants I picks my two from has died by frost at my work the past week. I'm thankful I picked those two babies. Me and my little plant world.I bet she cant believe her good luck that you came by the store when you did![]()

I would think that you've a keen eye for spotting neglected plants and you were right to take on Early Rosa and this latest Poinsettia, especially if they looked so shabby and forgotten. Your new Poinsettia was lucky that no one tried to kick her around or anything. Although, going unnoticed and ignored by everyone must've hurt.

Those spots help draw even more eyes to my gorgeous legs.Michelle used what?![]()
did you say spotty legs? :laughing:
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Did they say which Christmas? 2020, 2021, 2022?I have been given a message that they will return for Christmas! :hats:
This should be good.so that means they will be bringing me my promised present and a Christmas present, two presents! :j1:
I think its hit me more seeing with my own eyes some local businesses going or struggling. Its all so very cruel.
My doggy cafe is still struggling on, although they do have a good group of loyal customers. The cafe is closed right now due to the lockdown, but they are offering take-away drinks and cake.
Well you are well liked and it's obvious why. :group:I know just what you mean. I never mention my birthday at work, but a couple of my friends/colleagues know my date of birth and if they're around on the day then they spill the beans, if they're not around I can get away with no one knowing![]()
Well, you're obviously very well liked on TT![]()
Woohoo! We did it! Thank you @DallasFanForever for helping us.![]()
we reached 3500 before the end of November!
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Thank you everyone!
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