tiny ones

in the bigger pot. I got this while volunteering at a botanical garden for something with kids. I went once and for some reasons, don’t think I want to do it again … 😋 but the two girls at my table had interesting name combos with their brothers. Piaf and Pierre, Florence and Terrence.

It seriously felt surreal when they told me... it came up in conversation when I mentioned I was feeding my sandwich bread to squirrels and sparrows during my lunch break. It’s cool/weird how bonding can happen so easily with kids.

this was my first time propagating a snake plant. I think I needed to because something happened at the middle of a leaf? So after cutting it off, I had the tip, and after letting it dry out so the cut part could close up, I planted it in some soil … and soon, another little shoot came up. Now it’s really tall and skinny and definitely too big for the little pot. Moving it into the purple plastic bowl. Snake plants like pots that are not too big.

lol and the 2nd mystery sprout turns out to be 白菜🥬 Chinese Cabbage.
I got a two gallon pot for $2.99, used two bags of organic soil to fill it up ($5.99 each). And let’s see how an indoor cabbage will do!

this *is* a weed! but an edible one that people like to forage for called wild spinach. ok I will grow it and maybe use it as a garnish.

ooOooh it just grew like this

PISCES AND A GEMINI 💥📣
~ pressed up in the bathroom line ~

::::: this is taking so long to color :::::

‘one thing leads to another’

this is a mystery. the four sage sprouts from the second batch of 12 seeds clearly have a uniform look of sage leaves, with the texture that they have . . . which just make the first two sprouts (bigger ones on top) clearly look like they’re not. The rounded huge one looks more like a lettuce leaf, or radish greens. The one next to it, I don’t know. Is this normal variation?

the four little ones are also growing at a much slower rate than the two bigger ones did. although those have slowed down, I think.

#sageseeds eh, fun tho. Glad I tried growing a herb from seed.