THURSDAY THIRTEEN
- African Violet, or Saintpaulia ionantha
- Spider Plant, or Chlorophytum comosum
- Weeping Chinese Banyan, or Fiscus benjamina
- Watermelon peperomi, or Peperomi argyreia
- Swedish Ivy, or Plectranthus australis
- Grape Ivy, or Hedera
- Snake Tongue, or Sansevieria trifasciata
- Jade Plant, or Crassula argentea
- Rex begonia
- Fiddle-leaf philodendron, or Philodendron bipennifolium
- Prayer plant, or Maranta leuconeura
- Kalanchoe blossfeldiana
- Mystery plant: Do you know what this is? If so, PLEASE tell me!
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It looks very similar to the orange seedling that my brothers and I started years ago. Hope you find the answer:).
I kid every plant that comes into my house. Well, not intentionally, but I do not have a green thumb.
I do have a beautiful fake plant. 🙂
Opps, I meant kill, not “kid.”
Not sure what that is. My grandmother, mother and sisters have had many of the snake’s tongue, we called it devil’s tongue – it has lots of names.
Tamy – Yes; the plant is top-heavy and should probably be repotted, but it doesn’t seem to mind being crowded.
Claudia – I don’t think it’s a rubber tree (not positive, though).
Sandy – I love spider plants; they are supposed to be good for the atmosphere of the home.
Mo – I think I may just take this plant to the nursery and ask them, “What IS this plant?!”
Kathie – Maybe so; I just don’t know. My book doesn’t give a close up of the orange tree’s leaves.
Chelle – Artificial plants do save time. 🙂
Hazelnut – The snake plant does so well. My plants are about 25 years old.
Thank you all for your comments!
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