Happy March you guys! I just wanted to hop on here and see how everyone is doing?! I was sick this last week, and work has been busier than i thought it would be. So I apologize for not being on here. But guess what?! I looked at or memeber count and we are up to 135! 135!!! I CANT BELIEVE IT!! THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU!! !!!!!THAT MAKES ME DO SUCH A HAPPY DANCE!!!! Anyways, how's everyone else doing? How close is spring where you are? Or are you already in your spring? Here in Northern Wisconsin, we having started getting warmer, but we aren't out of the woods yet. We always have another cold spell before it really starts warming up. Which brings me to another thought...remember to check your frost dates in your area before planting if you dont know your area. I used to tell people they could plant opener of fishing season which is in May. People get antsy, and start thier gardens and then loose it all and are starting over becoase of frost. So I usually say first weekend of June is usually pretty safe.

It is sunny and 41° where I am today!!! For us its a heat wave! Snow is melting n birds are chirpin! Spring is on its way! What is it where you are?

Where are my seed collectors at?

🌿 Neat Plant Propagation Techniques! 🌿 Hey Plant Lovers! 🌱 Did you know there are so many fun and easy ways to propagate your favorite plants? Here are a few cool techniques to try! And also an article I found that goes a little more in depth! Are you good at propagation? Are you currently doing any props? Share in the comments! We'd love to see them! 🪴Water Propagation: Take cuttings of your plant and place them in a clear jar of water. Watch as roots begin to develop, and once they're established, you can transfer them to soil. 🌿Leaf Propagation: For plants like succulents, you can use individual leaves and let them root in soil or water. It's amazing how new plants grow from a single leaf! 🪴Division: For larger plants like ferns or spider plants, you can separate the root ball into smaller sections and replant them. It’s a great way to multiply your green family! 🌳Air Layering: This method is perfect for larger plants and trees. You create a small wound on the stem, wrap it with moist sphagnum moss, and once roots form, you can cut it and plant it. Give these techniques a try and watch your plant collection grow! 🌿✨ https://www.lovethatleaf.co.nz/blogs/plant-care-guides/how-to-water-propagate-indoor-plants?srsltid=AfmBOoqOqtjj_pPakpdEnzeLKvCg2w4qO-ahGH3_wzBX6DHTkzJ5ZKiQ

🌿🔥 PLANT PEEPS1— I NEED THE TEA. 🔥🌿 What’s the one plant that absolutely humbled you… and what wild thing did it do? We all have THAT plant — the one we swore we could handle, the one we researched, babied, rotated, misted, whispered to…and it STILL pulled a dramatic “I’m not doing this anymore” and died (or is currently in witness protection behind your other plants). 👇 Drop yours in the comments: - Name the plant - What went wrong - And whether you’ve forgiven it yet 😂 Bonus points for pics of the crime scene 🌱📸Let’s see who has the most dramatic plant story! Personally, id have to say, anytime I buy a fern..every time! I love them, but the only way they stay alive is in a terrarium..like this one.