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.
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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.
This English ivy, I tell ya. I'll be yanking vines and sprouts until the end of time.
I got a single blueberry bush that's lived for several years now, and its gotten to the verge of dying a few times but always springs back.
Its also never produced a single blueberry so far.
Totally normal for many varieties of blueberry to be self-incompatible, fwiw.
You usually want two or more different cultivars nearby for good results :).
Unfortunately, every other blueberry I've had has died. This one in particular has somehow survived where all others have not.
Outside? My chives, mints, roses, blackberries, and asparagus.
Inside? My elf ears and aloe seem to be nigh indestructible even after I've repeatedly overwatered them like a dumbass.
I thought I'd killed my Laurus Nobilis after it didn't get water for basically the whole previous winter but it's bounced back surprisingly well. It needs pruning and fertilizing but it still has green leaves!
Sourgum.
Mustard.
Mint.
Ground cherries and tomatillos where they’re fenced away from the deer.
I have been giving away lemon balm by the cubic foot all summer and I swear to you I have more now than when I started.