Bring the outside in with this large scale print of the beautiful Monstera Deliciosa or Cheese Plant leaf. Great on it’s own or as a centre-piece on a gallery wall. Stay tuned for my guide to gallery wall with tips for making the perfect use of your blank walls…
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Showing posts with label Monstera Deliciosa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monstera Deliciosa. Show all posts
Monday, 3 June 2019
Thursday, 4 April 2019
PERSONAL POSTS: MY PLANTS
I have an Aloe named Kevin; he was my first plant, given to me by my best friend Rebecca on my birthday (for my 30thI believe). He has almost died twice but changing pots and a spell outside brought him back to life (and made him grow seed pods.)
My next plant is a small Swiss cheese plant called Cornelius (ironically a name I really struggle to spell.) My boyfriend bought him for me for my birthday after I moved into my house. Cornelius almost died when the hot weather surprised us this year, I repotted him the day before and accidentally left him in the conservatory (otherwise known as the hottest place in the world.) He burnt to a crisp – his leaves were like tissue paper. But as the base of his stem was still green, I didn’t give up. I worked hard to bring him back to life and now he’s around the same size as before the accident.
Colin is my latest plant. I bought him for myself at Ikea, I’d been looking for one just like him for a while now – a big leaved Swiss cheese plant. I’ve only had him a short time and luckily (fingers crossed) he’s been healthy, with new leaves appearing all the time.
Am I the only one who names my plants? How about you, have you named any of your plants?
Sunday, 8 July 2018
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