#spider plants

[pixierainbows]

Separated and repotted One of Pixies bedroom plants . was very very in need of bigger pot , maybe some years ago poor plant … but much happier now !

Main plant in purple pot . 2 babies in blue pot . and not pictured , baby in very pretty fancy little pot be gift for guardian Librarian

[wiley-treehouse-gardens]

[facetedconfusion]

NO. NO you may NOT have another baby. You don't even have ROOTS!

[timbarrus]

The creek that runs by the side of my cottage keeps my spider plants watered.

[tired-tortured-barista]

What shall I name my two new plants?? Ones a spider plant and the others an orchid :]

I have one other orchid I named Ophelia!

[ponderingpebbles]

My favorite part of keeping plants is trading plant cuttings and babies like pokemon cards

[moonclaws]

I’m not good with plants (thank goodness my partner is, or our flat would be considerably less cozy) but I’m great with microorganisms :D

I love brewing kombucha, making yogurt, baking stuff with yeast (I’ve yet to acquire a sourdough starter), growing oyster mushrooms, keeping a ginger bug, etc!!! it’s so much easier and cheaper than you’d think! you don’t need fancy equipment for any of those things, as long as you’ve got a kitchen and your home isn’t uncomfortably cold. you take a little bit of starter bacteria/fungi, keep it safe and warm, feed it what it likes to eat, and grow it infinitely, forever making you tasty foods! it’s kinda like a weird pet. it’s also like having a spider plant: you can take a “baby” portion from the mother to give to your friends, so they can grow their own.

it’s especially convenient for anyone struggling with poor gut health, like me. I caught covid in october, and things have been dire ever since. probiotics have helped a lot. I started drinking much more kombucha, almost daily. that shit’s expensive! it’s way cheaper to brew it myself.

[earthwormmouth]

my plants and troll doll