Well as you can see I am very new so this is a couple of pictures of things I have just started hope I did this right. This is my couple of vegtables Tomato, Bell Pepper, Strawberrys
Kim
Started Hyrdopoinc Plants
Okay here are my houseplants
Hoya
beefeater Begonia a couple different kinds
Philo
spider plant
and of course a AV leaf oh yea Rubber tree plant
Here is another pic This one has the pink Princess wish I could spell
This message was edited Jun 6, 2007 7:41 AM
one more pic
This message was edited Jun 6, 2007 7:41 AM
Hi! I am getting ready to do this as well, have some hoya cuttings in water and a hydro system pot waiting - did you root your cuttings first in water or did you just put them in without roots?
I did Both so far they are growing ok
Kim
What type of medium did you put in the hydroponic pots you got doing Dimmer? It looks like hazelnuts. :)
Okay, I have to try this. I have had the stuff for a long while now but just haven't had the nerve to pot the seeds. I'm gonna do it this week. Your plants look great! Not sure what the boyfriend is going to think of tomatoes growing in the house (haha) but the poor greenhouse is still in a mess from the hurricane. (Yeah I know 2 years, but we've been cleaning up other stuff!).
Thanks for sharing your pictures! Keep us posted!
Megin
Pass Christian, MS
Ok So far this is what has been going on my 2 strawberry plants are dead my purple bellpepper is still going and my tomato plant is still ok the best ones that are working are my cutting, ao far I have nothing except water in pellets in glass I did buy some thing to put in the water maybe tomarrow.
I guess I have no idea what a medium is. as far as the roots I cut them off and just put in water I have quit a few that have rooted
Kim
PS they look half dead don'tthey
I meant what are those brown things in the water that you have your plant roots mixed with. They look like walnuts to me... Are those just decorative to hide the roots or are they for root support?
They are clay pellets I was looking at this web and that is what they have in the glasses to start the plants www.waterroots.com