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#304407 - 02/02/10 09:41 AM Beginner HP
Prego595 Prego595 Member Registered: 02/02/10 Posts: 4	Any suggestions for easy beginner houseplants?
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#304411 - 02/02/10 10:58 AM Re: Beginner HP [Re: Prego595]
dodge dodge Hot Rod Garden Helper Registered: 10/06/05 Posts: 16096 Loc: Rural - Western Pennsylvania	One suggestion, Just do it . buy something cheap at walmart now. And read the directions on it. OR if it has a name , as us an we will present you with a max of solutions. Were doers here. I like spineless cactus indoors right now. Christmas cactus africian violets Lots of leaf plants. dodge _________________________ PS... My horse isn't here, this is my Nitemare..
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#304413 - 02/02/10 11:07 AM Re: Beginner HP [Re: dodge]
Prego595 Prego595 Member Registered: 02/02/10 Posts: 4	Are christmas cactus fairly easy?
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#304422 - 02/02/10 12:39 PM Re: Beginner HP [Re: Prego595]
dodge dodge Hot Rod Garden Helper Registered: 10/06/05 Posts: 16096 Loc: Rural - Western Pennsylvania	Yes they are easy. But only bloom once or twice a year. I put mine in garden soil an they do wonders. b _________________________ PS... My horse isn't here, this is my Nitemare..
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#304426 - 02/02/10 01:18 PM Re: Beginner HP [Re: dodge]
JunieGirl JunieGirl Frogger Garden Helper Registered: 10/13/06 Posts: 20429 Loc: Worden, Illinois	Hi, welcome Philodendron's are easy too. mine are a few months short of being 30 years old, and are all doing well. There was a lot of time while I was raising my girls that they waited several weeks to get watered & they still lived. so they would be a good place to start. also spider plants are hardy as well However, neither of these bloom. _________________________ ........... Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain!!
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#304452 - 02/02/10 04:56 PM Re: Beginner HP [Re: JunieGirl]
plants 'n pots plants 'n pots Purl One Garden Helper Registered: 11/12/03 Posts: 28441 Loc: Rockland County, NY	I second philodendruns and pothos - very strong, vining plants that don't need to be fussed over. Spider plants are great too, and do get tiny white flowers before the baby spiders leaf out but they are insignificant. If you have cats, they will most likely eat the spider plants unless you can hang them out of reach. _________________________ .........
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#304458 - 02/02/10 06:30 PM Re: Beginner HP [Re: plants 'n pots]
JunieGirl JunieGirl Frogger Garden Helper Registered: 10/13/06 Posts: 20429 Loc: Worden, Illinois	oops, Lynne--you are right. I forgot about the tiny flowers on the spider babies.---so they DO have flowers. I had a dk green one many years ago.--Now I have a verigated baby that is "growing up". _________________________ ........... Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain!!
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#304511 - 02/03/10 11:12 AM Re: Beginner HP [Re: Prego595]
angelblossom angelblossom A Gnome's Best Friend Garden Helper Registered: 10/02/05 Posts: 24797 Loc: Grandprairie,Texas	A snake Plant ( Mother in law tongue) is very very easy, They take a lot of neglect, and thrive nicely! medium light( indirect lighting) and little water and they do fine! _________________________ * *
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#304549 - 02/03/10 05:21 PM Re: Beginner HP [Re: angelblossom]
dodge dodge Hot Rod Garden Helper Registered: 10/06/05 Posts: 16096 Loc: Rural - Western Pennsylvania	Mine jabbed me in the butt this morning. I bent over to get some socks an it happened. Hope she doesnt spread it around. _________________________ PS... My horse isn't here, this is my Nitemare..
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#304550 - 02/03/10 05:22 PM Re: Beginner HP [Re: angelblossom]
dodge dodge Hot Rod Garden Helper Registered: 10/06/05 Posts: 16096 Loc: Rural - Western Pennsylvania	Originally Posted By: angelblossom A snake Plant ( Mother in law tongue) is very very easy, They take a lot of neglect, and thrive nicely! medium light( indirect lighting) and little water and they do fine! I notice you make your Mother in laws tongues sign up..LOL _________________________ PS... My horse isn't here, this is my Nitemare..
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#304571 - 02/04/10 06:43 AM Re: Beginner HP [Re: dodge]
dwolf419 dwolf419 Member Registered: 03/11/09 Posts: 60 Loc: parkersburg west virginia	i second violets they are easy and beautiful.......and jade plants are great ....also a good time to visit wally world and pick up discounted amaryllus ...i bought 3 this year ...!!!
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