It’s hard to see in the picture but this partridge pea has multiple branches constituting probably half or more of the plant overall that partly snapped and fell with only like a third of the contact remaining but the branches are very much green and even still flowering and fruiting despite that situation a week and a half later amidst the summer heat. (It broke in a storm after adding weight by vigorously re-flowering to be almost all yellow after the cloudless sulphur caterpillars ate up all the older blooms… not as many flowers anywhere on it now that the caterpillars came back in force though). Meanwhile my wife’s potted Mimosa pudica died after a single day of not adding water when we noticed some parts of had fungal growth and tried to cut back on moisture…
Which of the plants you enjoy are clinging vigorously to life? Or, which ones not so much.
Pictures below:
Have an aloe plant from my late uncle that had to be stuck in a tote for about 3 months while moving across the country.
When we unpacked it, it was a husk of a plant and completely dried up. Potted it, watered it, and now it's thriving again.