


I like visiting places where have some green.
I have been taking him everywhere I visited since he was born.
I don’t know how much he likes plants but am hoping that he feels something, like something nice… warm…
Plants diary in London
I like visiting places where have some green.
I have been taking him everywhere I visited since he was born.
I don’t know how much he likes plants but am hoping that he feels something, like something nice… warm…
I got on a train from London to Cambridge with my son this morning.
We visited to Cambridge University Botanic Garden.
This place is really fascinating and I really love it there.
Especially I loved their glasshouse.
I always love greenhouses but this one was amazing.
Tropical plants section has very high humidity and nicely warm even in January.
Now I understood why my house plants stoped growing.
It was very far from their environment.
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I will show more photos of our visits later…
Happy new year to you all.
Have a wonderful year and happy growing in 2019.
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I went to run this morning and found a bird’s nest in the cold sky.
(No.4)
My another favourite round leaves, “Hoya Obovata”.
This has great large round leaves.
A new leaf is growing too.
I can’t wait to see how it will become round and great.
This is my new favourite, “Dischidia Nummularia”.
I got it because they have round leaves. (You might have already known that I like the round leaves. 😄)
After I received this plant, I thought…
No I can’t be like that. It should be stronger, bigger and have thicker leaves! 😔
I went to search “Dischidia Nummularia” on Google and Instagram.
A lot of photos show that thicker round leaf as they are succulent.
And very few but some photos show the leaves like “mentos”!!! 🤩
Very very thick and fat round which I was amazed by.
How could I make my thin, plastic looking leaves like that?
Apparently, they need full direct sun to do that and it’s quite difficult matter here in London but I will do my best.
I want to make my Dischidia healthier and thicker!
It became one of my missions.