I love propagating bamboo! Just wanted to share some of my other indoor plant children.
Bamboo children
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garybo
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Nice looking plants, will you be putting them outdoor? If so, watch out for those panda bears, they just love bamboo. lol.I love propagating bamboo! Just wanted to share some of my other indoor plant children.
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No, these ladies stay in with me. I have a couple orchids, a brohmelia, a bonsai, a mammy croken, and an ivy for the house...oh and my son's monkey grass that I give nutes to and it grows so tall lol
garybo
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I'm told that indoor plants help to filter the air in the home, one plant is suppose to purify the air for every 100 square feet. Anyway that's what the wife says and she has plants in almost every room.
I love to propagate too, especially a leaf picked from the garden center 
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She is absolutely right, some plants more than others-that's why I got my mammy...orchids are just nice even when not in bloom but harder to care for than weed, I swear.
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The man almost pocketed the bamboo when we bought it last year. I told him to get the tubes out of his pocket lolI love to propagate too, especially a leaf picked from the garden center
In the window, on the little ledge between the bottom half and the top half, just above the Bela Lugosi bat in the smaller ceramic pot is what looks like a succulent with a rosette of thick leaves. Do you know the name of that plant?
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The name is "succulent 4 inch". There was a barcode for her at Home Depot. Pot was purchased separately. Wish I could tell you more details on her.
Do you? If not highlight this: Aloe Arista Cosmo
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Why am I confused. I didn't even smoke yet
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Wtf is that and why does it say aloe...is this Chris Angel stuff Grow 
My daughter got one from the woman at the grow shop. She had them in one of the store's grow tents and some on a shelf under a grow light. I keep forgetting to ask her the name when I stop in to pick up nutrients or supplies.
Daughter brought her plant over the other week and asked if I could transplant it. I showed her the bucket of houseplant soil and said "Do it yourself 'cause you know how." So she did and found the babies had started to grow out from where the leaves meet in the center.
Thank you. I just emailed our daughter the name. Forgot to suggest that she make a name tag for it.
Aloe Aristata Cosmo
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Christ. You can tell I've had no sleep. I had no idea there was a succulent with aloe in the name
I had thought that the aloe plants had the longer leaves, about 6 to 12 inches.. Not sure what daughter and I thought it was but we had kicked around a few ideas.
It certainly will not be big enough to be worth using to make a rooting gel.
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I don't think it's actually Aloe. It's a succulent version of aloe...she doesn't grow like a normal Aloe plant would so yea Def not worth using for a rooting gel
Green thumbs alert...She is absolutely right, some plants more than others-that's why I got my mammy...orchids are just nice even when not in bloom but harder to care for than weed, I swear.
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Haha thank youGreen thumbs alert...
just gotta keep the cat away from the bamboo...he loves it.
Man I love bamboo ... had a huge patch of 20 footers at our last house was great for making stakes to hold up plants with when we needed to thin the herd.
We moved to zone 5b so now trying to find a variety that can handle those super cold days in February without burning. Got a spot wait for me to find some to plant. Dang covid in the way.
We moved to zone 5b so now trying to find a variety that can handle those super cold days in February without burning. Got a spot wait for me to find some to plant. Dang covid in the way.
