Good luck with your aloe. Low water and plenty of sun do seem to be
the key.
I hope you, and everyone, will stay subscribed to the list. If
people
are post plant-related messages like you have been, then messages and
memberships are approved. Other than keeping out true spam, and porn
etc., this group is moderated as far as tone etc by the members and
how
we all act and react. I do hope you'll stay and continue to post.
Sexycatwoman too.
Now, back to plants....I saw a huge, beautiful aloe while plant
browsing yesterday. It sure gave me a temptation to purchase a small
one, but here in Seattle sun and heat are not easy to come by (even
in
a windowsill indoors, LOL) so I passed. For now.
Take care everyone, and let's all focus on why we're here:
houseplants! :)
--- In houseplants@yahoogroups.com
firsyclassbitch"
> I thank all those who gave me advice on my aloe--however I am sorry
that
> some found my username crude. It was given to me by my late mother-
in-
> law. You couldn't get me to change it for anything.So with that
said
I
> will be the one to pull out of thius garoup of uppity judmental
> snobs.....
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I have a huge aloe in a pot that I brought in for the winter. I stuck it by
the fish tank and most of the time I forgot about it. Not really much sun
and I think it got watered 1 or 2 x's over the winter. It got even bigger. =
I
have 3 smaller ones in the window sill that I actually took care of and the=
y
didn't grow any. Go figure.
Sandy
-------Original Message-------
From: grant_in_seattle
Date: 5/6/2007 10:43:10 AM
To: houseplants@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Houseplants] Aloes and =3D>Re: user name
Good luck with your aloe. Low water and plenty of sun do seem to be
the key.
I hope you, and everyone, will stay subscribed to the list. If
people
are post plant-related messages like you have been, then messages and
memberships are approved. Other than keeping out true spam, and porn
etc., this group is moderated as far as tone etc by the members and
how
we all act and react. I do hope you'll stay and continue to post.
Sexycatwoman too.
Now, back to plants....I saw a huge, beautiful aloe while plant
browsing yesterday. It sure gave me a temptation to purchase a small
one, but here in Seattle sun and heat are not easy to come by (even
in
a windowsill indoors, LOL) so I passed. For now.
Take care everyone, and let's all focus on why we're here:
houseplants! :)
--- In houseplants@yahoogroups.com
firsyclassbitch"
> I thank all those who gave me advice on my aloe--however I am sorry
that
> some found my username crude. It was given to me by my late mother-
in-
> law. You couldn't get me to change it for anything.So with that
said
I
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Hi Sandy and all,
Great story, thanks for sharing it. Aloes really do seem to thrive on benig=
n neglect don't they? I'm glad yours did so well for you, and congrats on t=
he babies. That's fun!
Take care,
Grant
sandy smith
I have a huge aloe in a pot that I brought in for the winter. I stuck it by
the fish tank and most of the time I forgot about it. Not really much sun
and I think it got watered 1 or 2 x's over the winter. It got even bigger. =
I
have 3 smaller ones in the window sill that I actually took care of and the=
y
didn't grow any. Go figure.
Sandy
-------Original Message-------
From: grant_in_seattle
Date: 5/6/2007 10:43:10 AM
To: houseplants@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Houseplants] Aloes and =3D>Re: user name
Good luck with your aloe. Low water and plenty of sun do seem to be
the key.
I hope you, and everyone, will stay subscribed to the list. If
people
are post plant-related messages like you have been, then messages and
memberships are approved. Other than keeping out true spam, and porn
etc., this group is moderated as far as tone etc by the members and
how
we all act and react. I do hope you'll stay and continue to post.
Sexycatwoman too.
Now, back to plants....I saw a huge, beautiful aloe while plant
browsing yesterday. It sure gave me a temptation to purchase a small
one, but here in Seattle sun and heat are not easy to come by (even
in
a windowsill indoors, LOL) so I passed. For now.
Take care everyone, and let's all focus on why we're here:
houseplants! :)
--- In houseplants@yahoogroups.com
firsyclassbitch"
> I thank all those who gave me advice on my aloe--however I am sorry
that
> some found my username crude. It was given to me by my late mother-
in-
> law. You couldn't get me to change it for anything.So with that
said
I
> will be the one to pull out of thius garoup of uppity judmental
> snobs.....
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