Save the Plant!


There was a man who worked at Central Market in South Lake, Texas. His job was a little awkward. He wasn’t a cashier or a bagger or a stocker. He was an attendant. Every time I saw him, he was positioned where the shelves of chips met the end of the chocolate aisle, midway between…
I read this story sitting in a New York hotel room back in March, and meant to share it then, but I kept putting it off until it finally got lost in browser Neverland. The other day, I remembered it and found it again, and, finally, I get to share it. There is something exceptionally brave in…
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Your probably over watering it or its getting to much sunlight. Ivy’s are low light plants even a window sill can be enough light to burn them. As for the water green plants are like pumpkin pies stick a pencil it instead of a knife or fork if the pencil comes out clean water it before then don’t. Also make sure your using a good house plant fertilizer, and that it is in the right size container most plants are sold in pots that are too small.
Ditto Frogs, Ivy plants do not like too much sunlight! hope it recovers soon! 🙂
wait, was this the plant that was supposed to be your muse??? no wonder you’re thinking about quitting!!
Your ivy might even be better off in artificial light – mine is quite happy in its unfortunate fluorescent environment.
So, really I didn’t kill the plant then. Shawna is killing it. She loves to give it light. Personally, I’m not so much a fan of sunlight. I’m a vampire and it gives me headaches.
And thanks for all of the advice. My thumbs are so not green.
And, yes, I am murdering my muse.