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Here are things that I bought at MAHA 2014 for less than RM 50 *except for some of the seeds - etsy, baby aloe vera and moss of course. Look at those different types of orchids, not quite sure which are which now.
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Aftermath :
I took several hours to replace their pots. Not quite sure whether planting orchids this way would work or not tho. Inspiration taken from too many images in pinterest, and hanging them up next to a window seems like a great idea :
Had to read several more how-to from Google to keep them orchids alive.
I don't want to repeat the past :F
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I also planted several seeds - I felt quite optimistic until I read several articles on how fussy it is to plant things indoor - in pots, compared to outdoor in their natural habitat :F Now I feel like giving up and wanting to buy all baby plants instead of seeds.
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I once asked a seller in one of the nursery in KL about air plant. I didn't know about it much, so I was just as curious as any new gardener would be. It is just a plant, that doesn't need soil and much water - perfect for this one glass ball I bought for no reason when I followed my sister to a warehouse in Balakong last month. But, the price was RM35.
I left the place feeling a bit shocked. Clearly wasn't ready to hear such littlest being to cost that much. But when I went to MAHA, there was 3 booths that sell various types of air plants costing around RM8 - RM 15, depending on the size. So I bought one :F
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Little bonsai needs its sunlight, so I had to put it in now-healthy-looking-aloe-vera that I brought from home. Before this, the aloe vera almost died. Over-watered. Hah.
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Little mosses were scooped up from the apartment area. I stole it, in front of the guard - picked it up with my mini tools and a plastic bag. These littles moses are by far the most fussiest plants that I'm currently taking care of. Sometimes they turned brownish and dry, sometimes they looked like they are ready to die because I over-watered it. I have no idea how much should I water to make them look normal. =.= Need more time to understand each pot's water requirement.
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I'm really glad I started indoor gardening :D
Much cheaper than taking care of Awan, although plants don't really respond much as cats do.
Cantiknya cantiknya cantiknya cute cute. Tetiba teringin nak menanam jugakk.
ReplyDeleteBoleeeh, start dgn pergi MAHA weekend ni.
DeleteYeay :D
I really love all your finds. So green, cute and minimalistic <3 I'm thinking of terrariums looking at all this
ReplyDeleteThey are all babies now.
DeleteSoon they will grow up and invade the apartment :F
At my kampong pegaga simply creeps,covering the ground.now that u put it in that little pot pegaga looks sooooo comel.wait,what if it starts to creep?eh no worries,you can always trim the excess and makan
ReplyDeleteMy dad pesan, if it got long and too many, just petik and eat like ulam-ulam.
DeleteThat's the whole point of planting herbs kan :D
Ditto!basically what u plant there can be found scattered at the kebun.jom reen,come to my house.take whatever you want
DeleteAha, I waaant :D
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