houseplants·A place to discuss and admire houseplantsbyFacelikeapotato The Real QuestionView original on lemmy.ml186Comments6Reply
HHardeehar lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyI don't like to say "I killed the plant", per se. I like to say "I keep it in a complex perpetual interplay of life and death". A Schroedinger's plant, you could say.8Reply
NNeon replykbin.social1Hide 1 replyFerns managed to outlive the dinosaurs and survived a fucking cataclysmic meteor But you managed to kill them? Respect5Reply
Facelikeapotato replylemmy.mlMultiple times! Different types of fern, different rooms, different ways of watering, levels of light, fertiliser, misting with water... it made me half mad. I had to ban myself from buying more.2Reply
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I don't like to say "I killed the plant", per se.
I like to say "I keep it in a complex perpetual interplay of life and death".
A Schroedinger's plant, you could say.
It’s not a dead plant, it’s an art installation.
My basil plant was not able to keep up with demand.
It's ferns for me. Not a single one has survived.
Ferns managed to outlive the dinosaurs and survived a fucking cataclysmic meteor
But you managed to kill them?
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Multiple times! Different types of fern, different rooms, different ways of watering, levels of light, fertiliser, misting with water... it made me half mad. I had to ban myself from buying more.