#coleus fam

[star-strung-oasis]

From seeds in March, sprouts in April, and a pot of babies now in July, it's been so much fun to watch these little "Black Dragon" Coleuses grow~ 💕

[imanes]

hmmmm winter is really depressing like it gets so dark at 3pm and there’s a beautiful park right in front of my workplace and usually looking at the trees makes me more serene but a. they’re all bare and b. it’s dark as fuck i can’t see them. also my beloved coleus plant seems to be sick i think its being attacked by fuzzy white bugs (ew) but im not sure, i’ll repot it and remove the white fuzz with cotton and alcohol. i hate bugs so much aljlfkjgkj. but other than that everything is peachy i guess! i wanna make chili con carne but i hate cooking for my fam cuz they’re ungrapefruit. sometimes i wish i had a s/o just so i could do domestic stuff for them but i guess i’ll have to act like i’m treating myself :/

[ghostlyfoliage]

Plant Fam 🌱

The funny thing is that for as many as this looks like, there's still more. I have potatoes and garlic outside, and garlic, coleus, basil, catnip, and a sunflower in the window... and a the taro I just planted.

Several of these plants will probably end up being gifted. I don't need seven spider plants nor seven coleus mixes. Of course, some will also go outside as soon as we're clear of frost.

Shopping list is also continually growing and shrinking. I really want to focus on edible perennials right now.

Also, had two surprises today.

The ladybug I put in the spring grow space.

The sprout I'm not totally sure what it is. I sterilized most of my soil but I have reused soil from seedlings that didn't sprout and this may just be one that I wanted to grow and thought failed... so I'm just going to leave it alone and see what it turns into.