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I had a lot of houseplants but they died when I went out of town and my relative did not water them. :(

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^ "White Butterfly" or "Arrowhead" plant

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^ "Spider Plant" or "Airplane Plant"

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^ "Snake Plant" or "Mother-in-Law Tongue"

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Can't say I can provide pics cos I'm at school atm, but we have lots of plants :mellow: I will provide pics soon :D

at home we have:

Passionfruit, strawberries, nectarines, peaches, almonds, lemons, limes, kumquats, fig, pomegranite, grape vine, olive trees

Onions, radish, chillis (lots of them), capsicum, tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, parsley, mint, coriander, basil, sage

dragonflowers, roses, daisies, aloe vera, lots of other succulent plants, pansies, snake plants

and yeah, we really love planting stuff :blush: 

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I always tell this to people. Pothos sp. is the perfect plant for busy people. When it gets dry, one of the leaves turns yellow. You snap it off and water the poor thing. :love:

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^ "Pothos sp" or "Philodendron" 

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^ you should, it can be fun. However sad it sounds LOL....I have had a weird interest in plants/nature all my life thanks to my dad!

I am growing a spider plant at the moment, but its getting a bit big for its pot so I don;t know what to do with it. I can't transfer it outside :S.

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Croton is a beautiful plant. This looks like one that I had that died when I was out of town and my relative did not water it. Can't forget about my plants dying. :( 

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On 2/23/2011 at 10:24 PM, Hameedeh said:

 

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^ "Pothos sp" or "Philodendron" 

I have one of these. 

I had one before, years ago, but I moved into an apartment that didn't get any sunlight and it died. 

I have a little red dogwood tree that I'm hoping survives the winter. My daughter planted some seeds from an apple that she ate, and they sprouted, but I'm not sure they will make it through the winter. 

I've got a little bonsai tree, but it doesn't grow at all. I expected slow growth, but it has far exceeded my expectations. In almost a year, it's a little sprout, less than 2 inches tall. 

Our house came with two fig trees, grapevines, a persimmon tree, a forest of bamboo, several palm trees, over 100 non-fruiting banana trees, and more, but they weren't maintained by the previous owner. 

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7 minutes ago, Intellectual Resistance said:

I'm going to be growing a lot of my own Herbs and harvesting them. After that i will be making tinctures, storing others, and the like , inshAllah. Some of these make a great impact on health, mental well being, mood, digestion and so many other things. 

Nice! I wish you success! 

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We grow vegetables e.g cucumbers, coriander,mint, pumpkin, tomatoes, spinach lettuce,ladyfingers, to name some.and flowers e.g roses though there are naturally many flowers in in summer like amaranth, chicory, clover, lotus some names I don't know.

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On 1/4/2018 at 4:43 PM, Son of Placid said:

I'm researching the different plants I have that society has called weeds. I'm finding dandelion and plantain majeur have many healing properties as well as nutrients. Considering weeds are the biggest battle, I may as well capitalize on what's around me.

Some of the wild flowers in the countryside are called weeds by homeowners who want only grass in their lawn. :) 

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15 hours ago, Hameedeh said:

Some of the wild flowers in the countryside are called weeds by homeowners who want only grass in their lawn. :) 

And some people would rather only have weed on their lawn instead of grass.

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5 hours ago, Haji 2003 said:

And some people would rather only have weed on their lawn instead of grass.

A "weed" is only a plant someone has not found a use for, yet.

O.K. That's 19th Century thinking. l'II admit it. l'm an analogue.

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1 hour ago, hasanhh said:

A "weed" is only a plant someone has not found a use for, yet.

O.K. That's 19th Century thinking. l'II admit it. l'm an analogue.

The difference between weed and weeds is huge. :woot:

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4 minutes ago, Hameedeh said:

The difference between weed and weeds is huge. :woot:

True. The word "weed" is a verbal noun for eliminating something unwanted or unsuitable, such as weed out unqualified applicants.

While "weeds" are troublesome plants (or members). Usually in cultivated ground.

Unless the subject is funerals, the above should be a complete response.

Don't you "luv" lexicographic challenges?  :cool:

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1 minute ago, hasanhh said:

True. The word "weed" is a verbal noun for eliminating something unwanted or unsuitable, such as weed out unqualified applicants.

While "weeds" are troublesome plants (or members). Usually in cultivated ground.

Unless the subject is funerals, the above should be a complete response.

Don't you "luv" lexicographic challenges?  :cool:

Yes, I love words. I often study one sentence and think about why the author chose each and every word instead of some other words. It's fun. 

Have you considered that Haji 2003 post about weed was in a medicinal context? :grin:

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9 minutes ago, Hameedeh said:

Yes, I love words. I often study one sentence and think about why the author chose each and every word instead of some other words. It's fun. 

Have you considered that Haji 2003 post about weed was in a medicinal context? :grin:

Yes. lt is the use of two slang words in two double entandre

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Dandelion root has been studied by both the University of Calgary and Waterloo and found positive results in the fight against cancer.

Minced plantain major used as a compress clears skin allergies, and reduces swelling from bee stings. Can be found on the side of every gravel road.

Many "weeds" have been declared weeds so pharma could do their job.

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18 hours ago, Jin Jin said:

We need to find their uses

The Bible speaks of herbs and healing. What was known as herbs then could be weeds now. I'd like to spend some time with the Aboriginals to learn more about what's native.

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