I know
this is different than my other posts where I show images of my
Perler bead designs and weird pictures I make of myself almost daily
using Pixlr. For a while now I've been growing plants. About a year
ago gnats invaded the state because of the rain and ruined them but I
wanted to continue having plants in my place. I used to get them from
Trader Joe's but those lasted a few weeks before suddenly dying so I
decided to start going to actual nurseries for plants.
Anawalt
on Santa Monica and Highland is amazing. The plant dude is really
nice and helpful. Another is La Cienega Nursery on Sherwood Dr. I was
confused because the place was empty of employees but when I left
across the street was the jungle looking area. The guy working there
is nice and honest. You tell him what you want to do and where your
plants are going and he will tell you what you should and should not
get. Besides Cam giving me plants like my weird one that lifts itself
at night (an the awesome shelf) I headed to this place called Xotx Tropico. I have
passed this place legitimately hundreds of times and did not go
because the bad Yelp! reviews. Turns out the guys there were
extremely helpful and nice. I left there with four new plants.
For
supplies I used to go to Home Depot and places like that. To hell
with that. Anawalt became the new spot until recently discovering
that The 99 Cent Store started selling the same kinda pots as well as
the small green ones I needed. The next time I went they had soil.
What?! I also got the wicker wall hanging thing for two bucks. Yeah,
some things are more than a dollar there. Deal with it.
It is
work making sure these things stay alive and I check on them every
single day. I used to water them once a week and then wonder why they
were dying. I am super into pruning them, making sure the dirt is at
the right wetness, and checking for punk ass gnats. Plus it feels
nice to have nice living things in my place that don't poop or scream
at me because I spend so much time writing and watching Youtube.
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