RE: PHOTOCHAIN Challenge TESTNET - Edition number 65 [ENG | ITA]
I have no vase and the last time I had a bunch of flowers was about??? I guess 19 years ago. I don't like picked or cut of flowers, seewhat is killed die in a vase. I never had that but armt a certain moment it started as I saw flowers put in a vase. This in combination of the extreme high prize and the fact they stink and fall apart within 3 days...
@gems.and.cookies this one is for you. Let's oretend it's a vase. The leaves are present (my son's) and those green white ones are said to purify the air as well. They look miserable so I assume they do a great job (what a life breathing in bad air)
Pwrhaps you are familiar with the snall object of figures? A candle can be placed in the muddke and it's called (in Dutch) "A circle of friends" (I could not affird to buy the bigger version 🤣).
Vase - leaves - rabbit
Yes!!! You did it. Happy that you entered. Hahaha those green white leaves are called spider plants and are considered as purifying plants. If you think yours look miserable take a look at mine. This plant deserves a medal of honor for doing its job hahaha
Must have inhaled too much toxins like formaldehyde and benzene. Probably added a few weeks to my life too sacrificing for me hahaha.
No, am not familiar with this circle of friends. But now that you mentioned it I'll look into it.
Good luck to you and I had a really good time about that plant doing its job that's why it looks so miserable. Only you can think of something like that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
These ones don't like too much water and can't stand much light. Yours suffer from the light. I have the total green ones and they do better. Just remove the brown leaves and see if it still has watee and earth (perhaps roits only). It might like a different view better or a less toxic one. Plants inside also suffer if you painted the walls. Lucky you, you have a few more weeks added to life it's worth a beauty treatment for the plant!
These are the only plants surviving the cold and you can bring them back alive after 4-6 weeks without water. It intrigues me since I was at primary school where a plant was left behind during summer holidays and no one watered it. I did as school started (I noticed it) although it looked dead.
Thanks for the tips. It certainly looks like it has had more than its fair share of sunlight. It is under rehabilitation and hopefully it can recover. Your experience gives me hope that its better days of giving clean air and me more life extensions are still ahead. Cross my fingers. I'll keep you posted on the progress, for sure. If it survives, it will owe its life to you and, by virtue of extension, so will a few weeks of my life 🫠
A perfect choice, I didn't know the "A circle of friend". Thank you for sharing. Welcome to the current edition and a big good luck :)