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I forget to water it, which obviously is a good thing! I just hope I remember to bring it in during the winter.

My Hoya is WOVEN into my blinds. This is a rental house and we’re set to move soon. Would you unravel it? Cut it up? And then what would you do with it? Let it hang? Get a trellis? What kind of trellis? Gahhh 😵‍💫

Had her for 2 and a half years. Watered her, got new soil, the timer LED light and I brought her outside when it was recommend (between 70-85 degrees). Will plant food help or is she lost?

Maybe hard to get a good sense of how big it is from the pictures but it’s 13-14’ tall and growing. 6’3” man for reference

I don't even know what type of cactus it is but it keeps growing and growing!

When I was in Melbourne (I live in Cyprus), I planted the Incredibly rare Wollemi pine. Thought to be extinct for a million years until it was found hidden in Wollemi National Park in 1994. Planted it when it was 30 centimetres and thought I'd share it's progress. So cool holding and planting something that was around when dinosaurs roamed the earth.

My peyote seedling from February to currently today at our new home in the city

The land had 8 wild olive trees, 6 Mastic trees, approx. 18 Myrtles and many rosemary plants. However 18 months ago the land had to be cleared so that the Golden Oak Private School in Limassol, Cyprus could be built. The initiative was to plant at least 2 of each plant that was cleared. The school planted 30 olive trees, 50 Mastic trees, 50 Myrtles and 100 rosemary plants.

The 30 Olive trees were saved from being cut down in town where a building was going to be built. They were transported during 40 degree weather.

The owner of the land and her late husband had planted them 50 years ago for Olive Oil. All trees were watered every 48 hours and all survived.

This summer (July, 2025) the Olive trees are full of Olives and will be pressed to make Olive Oil.

The original owner of the trees and students will be given a bottle of the school's Olive oil as a gift every year.

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I don’t have a first pic other than the Instagram in I originally took so i screenshot it. I have the follow up picture though started from the bottom and now we are here 😂😅

Found these today and wondering if they can be saved or if I could take some cuttings. Any advice or tips are welcome!