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  1. Have you grown a fiddle leaf fig? It's my first time; I rescued this one and it is making its first new leaves since it moved in 🥺

    #houseplants #plants #FiddleLeafFig #ficus

  2. Have you grown a fiddle leaf fig? It's my first time; I rescued this one and it is making its first new leaves since it moved in 🥺

    #houseplants #plants #FiddleLeafFig #ficus

  3. Have you grown a fiddle leaf fig? It's my first time; I rescued this one and it is making its first new leaves since it moved in 🥺

    #houseplants #plants #FiddleLeafFig #ficus

  4. Have you grown a fiddle leaf fig? It's my first time; I rescued this one and it is making its first new leaves since it moved in 🥺

    #houseplants #plants #FiddleLeafFig #ficus

  5. Have you grown a fiddle leaf fig? It's my first time; I rescued this one and it is making its first new leaves since it moved in 🥺

    #houseplants #plants #FiddleLeafFig #ficus

  6. I gave away some fig treelets yesterday and boy did they go fast. If you have one that gets pruned I urge you to do the same: just throw the stems in a bin, cover with moist sand, and ignore in your basement during the winter. In the spring, just pot them up. Easy peasy. #figs #ficus #plants #gardening #swarthmore

  7. I gave away some fig treelets yesterday and boy did they go fast. If you have one that gets pruned I urge you to do the same: just throw the stems in a bin, cover with moist sand, and ignore in your basement during the winter. In the spring, just pot them up. Easy peasy. #figs #ficus #plants #gardening #swarthmore

  8. I gave away some fig treelets yesterday and boy did they go fast. If you have one that gets pruned I urge you to do the same: just throw the stems in a bin, cover with moist sand, and ignore in your basement during the winter. In the spring, just pot them up. Easy peasy. #figs #ficus #plants #gardening #swarthmore

  9. I gave away some fig treelets yesterday and boy did they go fast. If you have one that gets pruned I urge you to do the same: just throw the stems in a bin, cover with moist sand, and ignore in your basement during the winter. In the spring, just pot them up. Easy peasy. #figs #ficus #plants #gardening #swarthmore

  10. Last October when I pruned my fig tree I threw the clippings into a moist bin in my basement in case some of them rooted. Which they did. Now I have to unload them on neighbors and passersby. "Hey, pssst: want a fig tree?" #figs #ficus #gardening

  11. Last October when I pruned my fig tree I threw the clippings into a moist bin in my basement in case some of them rooted. Which they did. Now I have to unload them on neighbors and passersby. "Hey, pssst: want a fig tree?" #figs #ficus #gardening

  12. Last October when I pruned my fig tree I threw the clippings into a moist bin in my basement in case some of them rooted. Which they did. Now I have to unload them on neighbors and passersby. "Hey, pssst: want a fig tree?" #figs #ficus #gardening

  13. Last October when I pruned my fig tree I threw the clippings into a moist bin in my basement in case some of them rooted. Which they did. Now I have to unload them on neighbors and passersby. "Hey, pssst: want a fig tree?" #figs #ficus #gardening

  14. 水挿し→水苔で発根待ちしていたフィカス・ティネケくん
    イイカンジに根が伸びて新葉も展開してきました✨

    1月の寒い時期にお迎えしてしまい、調子を崩した時期があったのですが、なんとか生き延びて春を迎えたぞ…!
    もう少し大きくなるまで水苔の量を増やしながら様子見しますかな〜
    #フィカス #Ficus #ゴムの木 #青空園芸部 #観葉植物 #fedibird

  15. #Ficus experiment.

    The tree is a Ficus Obliqua, one of a bunch I started from seed in 2022. It had eighteen siblings once, but the lankier or bigger leafed ones I gave away and I'm down to three now.

    It was in a two gallon-ish flower pot until last month. Now that I find myself in a place with a large window and a balcony, it's been de-potted to give it room to grow.

    The tray underneath is filled with expanded clay and baby watercress. The mound is seeded with mini-clover and alpine wild strawberries. I didn't have quite enough clover seed to get good coverage on the first pass, so had to give the bald spots a second rub-down once the first batch was established.

    The mound consists of a base "pillow" of burlap stuffed and stitched with planting mix, a burlap pot containing the transplanted tree stitched tight to that, and then more soil mix and a wrap around all of that, stitched top and bottom to the other bags.

    The mix is 50/50 orchid potting mix (bark, chunky perlite, some charcoal) and potting soil.

    It looks like the clover will handle the vertical sides, and I'm sure the strawberries will if any are actually hiding in there somewhere.

    As an unexpected (bonus?), it's now growing mushrooms. I *think* they're "Shaggy Ink Cap", and I'll take it as a sign that a healthy soil ecosystem is getting established in my little hill. Once the clover and (hopefully) strawberries are established enough, I won't need to keep the mound nearly as moist so the 'shrooms should calm down I expect.

    My first time growing #watercress -- I'll be using more on the deck under plants so I won't be raining on the downstairs neighbor all summer.

    #ficus #bonsai #houseplants

  16. #Ficus experiment.

    The tree is a Ficus Obliqua, one of a bunch I started from seed in 2022. It had eighteen siblings once, but the lankier or bigger leafed ones I gave away and I'm down to three now.

    It was in a two gallon-ish flower pot until last month. Now that I find myself in a place with a large window and a balcony, it's been de-potted to give it room to grow.

    The tray underneath is filled with expanded clay and baby watercress. The mound is seeded with mini-clover and alpine wild strawberries. I didn't have quite enough clover seed to get good coverage on the first pass, so had to give the bald spots a second rub-down once the first batch was established.

    The mound consists of a base "pillow" of burlap stuffed and stitched with planting mix, a burlap pot containing the transplanted tree stitched tight to that, and then more soil mix and a wrap around all of that, stitched top and bottom to the other bags.

    The mix is 50/50 orchid potting mix (bark, chunky perlite, some charcoal) and potting soil.

    It looks like the clover will handle the vertical sides, and I'm sure the strawberries will if any are actually hiding in there somewhere.

    As an unexpected (bonus?), it's now growing mushrooms. I *think* they're "Shaggy Ink Cap", and I'll take it as a sign that a healthy soil ecosystem is getting established in my little hill. Once the clover and (hopefully) strawberries are established enough, I won't need to keep the mound nearly as moist so the 'shrooms should calm down I expect.

    My first time growing #watercress -- I'll be using more on the deck under plants so I won't be raining on the downstairs neighbor all summer.

    #ficus #bonsai #houseplants

  17. #Ficus experiment.

    The tree is a Ficus Obliqua, one of a bunch I started from seed in 2022. It had eighteen siblings once, but the lankier or bigger leafed ones I gave away and I'm down to three now.

    It was in a two gallon-ish flower pot until last month. Now that I find myself in a place with a large window and a balcony, it's been de-potted to give it room to grow.

    The tray underneath is filled with expanded clay and baby watercress. The mound is seeded with mini-clover and alpine wild strawberries. I didn't have quite enough clover seed to get good coverage on the first pass, so had to give the bald spots a second rub-down once the first batch was established.

    The mound consists of a base "pillow" of burlap stuffed and stitched with planting mix, a burlap pot containing the transplanted tree stitched tight to that, and then more soil mix and a wrap around all of that, stitched top and bottom to the other bags.

    The mix is 50/50 orchid potting mix (bark, chunky perlite, some charcoal) and potting soil.

    It looks like the clover will handle the vertical sides, and I'm sure the strawberries will if any are actually hiding in there somewhere.

    As an unexpected (bonus?), it's now growing mushrooms. I *think* they're "Shaggy Ink Cap", and I'll take it as a sign that a healthy soil ecosystem is getting established in my little hill. Once the clover and (hopefully) strawberries are established enough, I won't need to keep the mound nearly as moist so the 'shrooms should calm down I expect.

    My first time growing #watercress -- I'll be using more on the deck under plants so I won't be raining on the downstairs neighbor all summer.

    #ficus #bonsai #houseplants

  18. #Ficus experiment.

    The tree is a Ficus Obliqua, one of a bunch I started from seed in 2022. It had eighteen siblings once, but the lankier or bigger leafed ones I gave away and I'm down to three now.

    It was in a two gallon-ish flower pot until last month. Now that I find myself in a place with a large window and a balcony, it's been de-potted to give it room to grow.

    The tray underneath is filled with expanded clay and baby watercress. The mound is seeded with mini-clover and alpine wild strawberries. I didn't have quite enough clover seed to get good coverage on the first pass, so had to give the bald spots a second rub-down once the first batch was established.

    The mound consists of a base "pillow" of burlap stuffed and stitched with planting mix, a burlap pot containing the transplanted tree stitched tight to that, and then more soil mix and a wrap around all of that, stitched top and bottom to the other bags.

    The mix is 50/50 orchid potting mix (bark, chunky perlite, some charcoal) and potting soil.

    It looks like the clover will handle the vertical sides, and I'm sure the strawberries will if any are actually hiding in there somewhere.

    As an unexpected (bonus?), it's now growing mushrooms. I *think* they're "Shaggy Ink Cap", and I'll take it as a sign that a healthy soil ecosystem is getting established in my little hill. Once the clover and (hopefully) strawberries are established enough, I won't need to keep the mound nearly as moist so the 'shrooms should calm down I expect.

    My first time growing #watercress -- I'll be using more on the deck under plants so I won't be raining on the downstairs neighbor all summer.

    #ficus #bonsai #houseplants

  19. #Ficus experiment.

    The tree is a Ficus Obliqua, one of a bunch I started from seed in 2022. It had nineteen siblings once, but the lankier or bigger leafed ones I gave away and I'm down to three now.

    It was in a two gallon-ish flower pot until last month. Now that I find myself in a place with a large window and a balcony, it's been de-potted to give it room to grow.

    The tray underneath is filled with expanded clay and baby watercress. The mound is seeded with mini-clover and alpine wild strawberries. I didn't have quite enough clover seed to get good coverage on the first pass, so had to give the bald spots a second rub-down once the first batch was established.

    The mound consists of a base "pillow" of burlap stuffed and stitched with planting mix, a burlap pot containing the transplanted tree stitched tight to that, and then more soil mix and a wrap around all of that, stitched top and bottom to the other bags.

    The mix is 50/50 orchid potting mix (bark, chunky perlite, some charcoal) and potting soil.

    It looks like the clover will handle the vertical sides, and I'm sure the strawberries will if any are actually hiding in there somewhere.

    As an unexpected (bonus?), it's now growing mushrooms. I *think* they're "Shaggy Ink Cap", and I'll take it as a sign that a healthy soil ecosystem is getting established in my little hill. Once the clover and (hopefully) strawberries are established enough, I won't need to keep the mound nearly as moist so the 'shrooms should calm down I expect.

    #ficus #bonsai #houseplants

  20. So sieht der Ficus Benjamini in Guanajuato auf dem Hauptplatz aus. Du kannst dir sicher vorstellen, wie dick die Stämme sind.

    #ThickTrunkTuesday #Ficus #Guanajuato #Mexiko #Mexico #Zocalo #Musik #LiveMusik #Tanz

  21. So sieht der Ficus Benjamini in Guanajuato auf dem Hauptplatz aus. Du kannst dir sicher vorstellen, wie dick die Stämme sind.

    #ThickTrunkTuesday #Ficus #Guanajuato #Mexiko #Mexico #Zocalo #Musik #LiveMusik #Tanz

  22. So sieht der Ficus Benjamini in Guanajuato auf dem Hauptplatz aus. Du kannst dir sicher vorstellen, wie dick die Stämme sind.

    #ThickTrunkTuesday #Ficus #Guanajuato #Mexiko #Mexico #Zocalo #Musik #LiveMusik #Tanz

  23. So sieht der Ficus Benjamini in Guanajuato auf dem Hauptplatz aus. Du kannst dir sicher vorstellen, wie dick die Stämme sind.

    #ThickTrunkTuesday #Ficus #Guanajuato #Mexiko #Mexico #Zocalo #Musik #LiveMusik #Tanz

  24. So sieht der Ficus Benjamini in Guanajuato auf dem Hauptplatz aus. Du kannst dir sicher vorstellen, wie dick die Stämme sind.

    #ThickTrunkTuesday #Ficus #Guanajuato #Mexiko #Mexico #Zocalo #Musik #LiveMusik #Tanz

  25. Iconic Ali‘i Drive in Kona changed forever after loss of 80-foot tree : Big Island Now

    The Moreton Bay fig showcased the Kokua Kailua village stroll, which is held one Sunday each month in…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #aliidrive #BigIslandNews #BigIslandNow #ficus #HawaiiNews #kalikochun #moretonbayfig #Science #tree
    newsbeep.com/us/267529/