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Crazy plants

13 years ago

i moved my plants inside about a month ago they had slowed right down but now inside they are coming away again a wee bit its not much warmer inside its sometimes colder than outside. they are right in the window so they might be getting more light or something. i might be getting some new plants too longifolia chain of hearts and Rhipsalis neves-armondii dunno if thats the correct name?

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greedygh0st
13 years ago
Congratulations on your plants picking up again! It seems doubtful they'd be getting more light, even if they had been in a shaded location outside. Perhaps they just like the decreased range of temperatures.

It's definitely fun to have something actively growing indoors while everything gets more quiet outside. Keeps my spirits up!

Good luck with the new additions - I'm not familiar with those plants. The Rhipsalis looks very fun.
cyclonenat
Original Author
13 years ago
thanks i should take some photos of the plants for everyone to see.
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