yes, I used the peanut butter pot, support the extreme cheapskates.
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See, what people don't realize, cactus thrive on neglect.
I have an anxious attachment to plants and over water them, so instead of neglecting it, I over care for it, next time I will buy a cactus and ghost it so it won't die
Exactly! Same thing happened to a girl I used to know. She had two cactuses, put one on a window behind a curtain and forgot about it. The other, in full view, she kills it with her love. She finds the other thriving when she is packing up for a move.
omg, it seems that the secret of love is distance, your friend saved herself 2 years of therapy
Winter, Dark, Cold and too much Water? Let me bloom a second Time this Year. Looks like im doing something right with mine :)
I think I drowned it, but above a guy said that the secret of cactus is to forget about them haha, do you have any trick?
Not really and mine hat standing Water this Year too. Im just happy that it and the palms are happy to have either too much or too litle water.
Everything else i do Hydroponics as there is no overwatering :)