Observing Jungle Plants: Repotting Small Elephant Foot Plant
Introduction
Hey there, folks! Today, we are going to dive into the exciting world of potting plants. Join us as we embark on a journey of repotting a small elephant foot plant in mineral substrate, while observing some fascinating jungle plants along the way.
Exploring the Wilderness
As we kick things off, we find ourselves surrounded by lush greenery, with exotic plants beckoning us to discover their secrets. The thrill of delving into the unknown is palpable as we gear up to repot our small elephant foot plant.
Repotting Adventures
- Preparation Is Key
First and foremost, we gather our tools – shovels, pots, and the mineral substrate – ensuring we are ready for the task at hand. - Repotting the Elephant Foot Plant
With steady hands and a keen eye, we carefully uproot the plant, gently transferring it into its new mineral substrate-filled home. The plant seems to breathe a sigh of relief, settling into its new abode. - Observing Growth
As we marvel at the transplant success, we notice new growth sprouting on our Monstera Thai Constellation and Alocasia Sabrina. It’s a testament to the care and attention we lavish on our green companions.
Plant Auction Updates
- Kakao, the resilient one, still holds strong in the bidding war.
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- Monstera albo variegata continues to spark frenzied excitement among plant enthusiasts.
Evening Delights
As we wind down our potting session, we reflect on the day’s accomplishments. We continue happily in the evening to do some tasks to save time in the morning, knowing our plants are thriving and our efforts have borne fruit.
In conclusion, repotting our small elephant foot plant has been a gratifying experience, enriched by the joy of observing jungle plants in their element. Until next time, happy potting!
