I missed you all!!! updated pics of all my lovelys!!!

[Arielle35]

I hope everyone is doing well. I was sick for a long time. then out of state at my parents for a bit while I was gettin better. Im home and happy. Oh and even really sick, I packed my flowers up and took them with me! I left about 10 down with my mom.
But i was very excited to get back on and show you all my little baby seedlings...well not so little baby anymore!! lol

 

[Arielle35]

its really neat to know, everything here I planted and nurtured from a seed!! I think my thumb is green now!!!

 

[897tgigvib]

Welcome back!

Yes, you have green thumbs!

Hope you are well now.

 

[digitS']

It is good to have you back, Arielle.

I hope that laryngitis is all in the past and you are as healthy as those plants look .

It also seems you are not keeping such late hours. We can be learning all about your plants without you staying up until 3am. I am not even up at that hour! Now, I gotta get to my 3 servings of fruit for breakfast. Soon - strawberry season! Stay well.

Steve

 

[canesisters]

They look great! Glad you're better and back with us.

 

[ninnymary]

Welcome back. Your plants look so nice and healthy. Take care of yourself so that you can keep taking care of those babies!

Mary

 

[catjac1975]

I almost hate to go away during growing season , even for a vacation. But after being away for even a week things grow so much at it is a joy to return to! Your plants look great Arielle.

 

[baymule]

I am glad you are back home and feeling better. Your plants are beautiful!

 

[so lucky]

The flowers are looking very good and healthy. Great size for two months since sprouting. If you can stand to do this, your coleus will grow bushier and prettier if you pinch the growing tips out occasionally. This will make it branch out and become sturdier, less likely to get blown to bits in a wind. Actually, if the growing tips have a joint, you can stick it in water and it will grow roots. You can potentially keep a coleus growing forever that way, grown as a house plant in winter. But you may know that already.

 

[vfem]

Welcome back, looks like everything is thriving nicely!!!