Replant and Repot
Thursday, August 21, 2014
The deep pink boom of this Othello rose (Rosa 'Othello') gets lighter by the days. It is nevertheless a brilliant big rose and it is beautiful.
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Every time I look at the rose, it just reminded me of rose syrup that I wanted to make for a long long time. But with just one bloom... nah ;-)
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Flaunting another angle of the rose, hehe...
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There are times that I do not recognise the weeds that are growing wildly in the garden. But this time when I saw these Yellow Wood Sorrels (Oxalis corniculata), I just can't wait to pull them out from the soil. It's one of those weeds that never cease!
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Notice there is another plant growing next to it, at the bottom of the pic? It is called the Artillery Plant (Pilea microphylla). I have plenty of these in the garden. Never seems to die as well :-(
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I have repotted many plants recently. One of them is my Sarracenia Juthatip Soper. It has not been flourishing well for a long time. Hence, repotted the plant into some new sphagnum moss. Do you think the plant look graceful?
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This dwarf Hemigraphis sp. was wilting away at one time. This week, it has came alive as its foliage has covered back the whole pot. Also flowering...
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Created any terrariums recently? Below is one of my recent works. Plucked one little Haworthia cactus from the garden to grow it inside the bottle below. After a few days, I was so glad to see the cactus flourishing inside...
My Succulents Under The Sea... (click here to see how I created this open terrarium) :-D
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Have a wonderful weekend!
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Wow... beautiful! Is Sarracennia a kind of carnivora plant? I'm amazed that you can grow it well on your garden. And the terarium are fantastic...
ReplyDeleteYes the Sarracenia is a carnivorous plant. I think they have really pretty long pitchers :-)
DeleteThe Yellow Wood Sorrels look like they have clover leaves! I love your beautiful huge red rose, and can understand why you don't want to cut it just yet.
ReplyDeleteHave a Happy Weekend Steph!:)
Oh yes you are right! Those yellow wood sorrel leaves do look like those of a clover. Re rose, I cut the bloom after it has faded as I have only one to show in the garden :-(
DeleteThe ruffled petals of the rose distinguish it from the more commonly seen flower forms.
ReplyDeleteHow observant you are, Mystic Dreamer! I never thought of that. This is a pretty productive rose, flowers all the time :-)
DeleteI have the 2nd weed here.....very strong weeds!
ReplyDeleteRose syrup? I dream of it too! hahahhaha....
I don't like that weed! Hey enjoy your roselle drink first while waiting for that rose syrup hehe...
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