Is it easy to take care of an indoor potted plant?
 

My friend just got promoted and I wanted to get her one of those really small potted plants (I saw some at Price Chopper). I don't want anything that's hard to take care of. I just want to give her something that will possibly help her decorate a cubicle. Do you think it's a good idea? Or do potted plants require too much care?

Thanks!

Is it easy to take care of an indoor potted plant?
 

jemshko.gardenbanana wrote:

My friend just got promoted and I wanted to get her one of those really
small potted plants.

A really small potted plant sure ain't gonna get you into her pants...
can I also assume it wasn't much of a promotion... nor is she much of
a friend.

Is it easy to take care of an indoor potted plant?
 

On 5/27/12 1:53 PM, jemshko wrote:
My friend just got promoted and I wanted to get her one of those really
small potted plants (I saw some at Price Chopper). I don't want anything
that's hard to take care of. I just want to give her something that will
possibly help her decorate a cubicle. Do you think it's a good idea? Or
do potted plants require too much care?

Thanks!

It depends upon the plant. I would suggest Sansevieria or Aspidistra.
Sansevieria is commonly known as "mother-in-law's tongue' because of its
persistance. Aspidistra is commonly known as "cast-iron plant" because
of its durability. Both will do well as indoor plants where the light
is poor.

--
David E. Ross
Climate: California Mediterranean, see
http://www.rossde.com/garden/climate.html
Gardening diary at http://www.rossde.com/garden/diary

Is it easy to take care of an indoor potted plant?
 

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Brooklyn1 Gravesend1 wrote:

jemshko.gardenbanana wrote:

My friend just got promoted and I wanted to get her one of those really
small potted plants.

A really small potted plant sure ain't gonna get you into her pants...
can I also assume it wasn't much of a promotion... nor is she much of
a friend.


You're an idiot.

8^\~~~~~~ Sue
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