Money plant in flower

It's sitting on a north facing windowsill and I saw it today, the poor thing is so leggy, the leaves are tiny.

Think I may have to perform a rescue operation, the SAS may be needed to assist. I'll give it a little TLC and see how it responds. You never know, a bit more light and a splash of Superthrive and if the shock doesn't kill it it may even surprise me. I'll take a photo when I can get close enough.

 

I have been sent a bottle by a good fairy in America about a month ago, she looks after me.

It's difficult to quantify whether it's actually doing anything, but I may just be seeing some results...

 

Seems like your crassula is in the perfect place as it has flowered. I have seen them flower before,
sometimes they are a slight pinkish /white depending on light. There is a variegated form with white stripes more common in the States.

While our son is away at uni we can actually open his door!

 

We moved house while ours were away - drastic, eh? But it works - I can open all doors perfectly safely now!

 

I have a climbing plant which I think may be a philodendron which was looking a bit sickly. Since I've been giving it a weekly dose of ST the leaves are darker green and shiny with a shedload of new leaves. Also a guzmania's colours seem to be much more vibrant.

Early days to say for sure though.

 

superthrive sounds interesting - a sort of pick-me-up for plants - must investigate. Ta, MF and Rich

 

Haven't looked yet, but is Superthrive available at most garden centres etc?

 

Thanks MF - will have a search

(P.S. Found several sellers on ebay)

[ 09. March 2006, 12:31 PM: Message edited by: jjordie ]

 

according to this site - it's a miracle! I may be a bit jaundiced on things that make that sort of claim, but I believe MF and Rich - so I'll have a shot!
http://www.superthrive.com/page10.html