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XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Is it a bad idea to put my plants on the window sill that’s right over the radiator?
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Date: 15-12-2023 00:58
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dib wrote:
Off topic but I really like your banner thing! It's nice:3
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kruspersille wrote:
thats how my former roomie killed my plants lmao

but if ur windowsill is deep so u can place them closer to the window than to the radiator, n u dont turn ur radiator up that much i think u should be good. I have plants on mine now n radiator never goes above 16 degrees 
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XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
dib wrote:
Off topic but I really like your banner thing! It's nice:3
Thank u!!
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Date: 16-12-2023 21:58
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XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
thats how my former roomie killed my plants lmao

but if ur windowsill is deep so u can place them closer to the window than to the radiator, n u dont turn ur radiator up that much i think u should be good. I have plants on mine now n radiator never goes above 16 degrees 
Oh no taking it off right now then, wont let the only plant i own die !!!
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Sylvan wrote:
It depends on the plant and how close the sill is to the heater.

But in general it's not the best idea. There are plants who manage just fine with that setup though.
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Date: 16-12-2023 22:56
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XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
It depends on the plant and how close the sill is to the heater.

But in general it's not the best idea. There are plants who manage just fine with that setup though.
Like 5 cm above, it’s a gullranka or ”The plant has a number of common names including golden pothos, Ceylon creeper,[3]hunter's robe, ivy arum, silver vine, Solomon Islands ivy, and taro vine. It is also called devil's vine or devil's ivy” in english. Since it’s winter i figured it needed some more sun so i moved it from the top of my shelf closer to the window
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Date: 17-12-2023 00:11
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Sylvan wrote:
XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
It depends on the plant and how close the sill is to the heater.

But in general it's not the best idea. There are plants who manage just fine with that setup though.
Like 5 cm above, it’s a gullranka or ”The plant has a number of common names including golden pothos, Ceylon creeper,[3]hunter's robe, ivy arum, silver vine, Solomon Islands ivy, and taro vine. It is also called devil's vine or devil's ivy” in english. Since it’s winter i figured it needed some more sun so i moved it from the top of my shelf closer to the window
That's a tropical plant so it won't thrive in dry air. I have one too and tbh it's indestructible and does quite well in low light. I think it would do okay on the sill too if the leaves don't touch the heater.
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XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
It depends on the plant and how close the sill is to the heater.

But in general it's not the best idea. There are plants who manage just fine with that setup though.
Like 5 cm above, it’s a gullranka or ”The plant has a number of common names including golden pothos, Ceylon creeper,[3]hunter's robe, ivy arum, silver vine, Solomon Islands ivy, and taro vine. It is also called devil's vine or devil's ivy” in english. Since it’s winter i figured it needed some more sun so i moved it from the top of my shelf closer to the window
That's a tropical plant so it won't thrive in dry air. I have one too and tbh it's indestructible and does quite well in low light. I think it would do okay on the sill too if the leaves don't touch the heater.
Sounds good i got quite concerned when it started loosing it’s leaves , like they turned yellow but not the lots of air yellow it was just full yellow 

Should i spray water on the plant?.?? Internet says yes my plant friend says no he’s like noooooo it’s too cold here for you to do that ur just gonna deplete it of air or smth 
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Date: 17-12-2023 00:22
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Sylvan wrote:
XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Like 5 cm above, it’s a gullranka or ”The plant has a number of common names including golden pothos, Ceylon creeper,[3]hunter's robe, ivy arum, silver vine, Solomon Islands ivy, and taro vine. It is also called devil's vine or devil's ivy” in english. Since it’s winter i figured it needed some more sun so i moved it from the top of my shelf closer to the window
That's a tropical plant so it won't thrive in dry air. I have one too and tbh it's indestructible and does quite well in low light. I think it would do okay on the sill too if the leaves don't touch the heater.
Sounds good i got quite concerned when it started loosing it’s leaves , like they turned yellow but not the lots of air yellow it was just full yellow 

Should i spray water on the plant?.?? Internet says yes my plant friend says no he’s like noooooo it’s too cold here for you to do that ur just gonna deplete it of air or smth 
lots of air do you mean water or ....?
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Date: 17-12-2023 00:25
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Sylvan wrote:
can you show me a pic of her? I always wanna see people's plants!!
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XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
That's a tropical plant so it won't thrive in dry air. I have one too and tbh it's indestructible and does quite well in low light. I think it would do okay on the sill too if the leaves don't touch the heater.
Sounds good i got quite concerned when it started loosing it’s leaves , like they turned yellow but not the lots of air yellow it was just full yellow 

Should i spray water on the plant?.?? Internet says yes my plant friend says no he’s like noooooo it’s too cold here for you to do that ur just gonna deplete it of air or smth 
lots of air do you mean water or ....?
Like using a spray bottle

quoting my friend abt the air thing:

- NOOOO DON’T SPRAY
- works for tropical weather
- but you’re hindering the plant from breathing
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Date: 17-12-2023 00:31
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Sylvan wrote:
XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sounds good i got quite concerned when it started loosing it’s leaves , like they turned yellow but not the lots of air yellow it was just full yellow 

Should i spray water on the plant?.?? Internet says yes my plant friend says no he’s like noooooo it’s too cold here for you to do that ur just gonna deplete it of air or smth 
lots of air do you mean water or ....?
Like using a spray bottle

quoting my friend abt the air thing:

- NOOOO DON’T SPRAY
- works for tropical weather
- but you’re hindering the plant from breathing
how often do you water your plant? yellow leaves usually mean too much or too infrequent watering
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Date: 17-12-2023 00:32
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XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
can you show me a pic of her? I always wanna see people's plants!!

Why cant i enter discord links…..?!??? Is this the new update hold on
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Date: 17-12-2023 00:33
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XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
lots of air do you mean water or ....?
Like using a spray bottle

quoting my friend abt the air thing:

- NOOOO DON’T SPRAY
- works for tropical weather
- but you’re hindering the plant from breathing
how often do you water your plant? yellow leaves usually mean too much or too infrequent watering
Maaaybe once a week sometimes i forget but i every 1-2 weeks?
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Date: 17-12-2023 00:36
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XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
XxMissSwagdripxX wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
can you show me a pic of her? I always wanna see people's plants!!

Why cant i enter discord links…..?!??? Is this the new update hold on

https://ibb.co/bJPgnp1

giving up on embedding it, here we go
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