We have a rainy day here in Southern California; however, it might be good for my plant to get a break from the heavy sunlight we have been getting lately. This is where I have moved my plant to. It is about 2 feet away from the window and should get less direct sunlight. My leaves tend to be bright yellowish green, and I am wondering if by moving my plant further from the window, I might get darker green leaves. I think the hard direct sunlight is kind of bleaching the leaves to be a lighter green than normal. We shall see!
Did you know that change is not only hard for humans, but it is also hard for plants? Change for the Porcelain Flower plant is deathly. This blog is the story of my Porcelain Flower plant. Its story of perseverance, strength, and rebirth after moving 2,300 miles from its home. The plant which started as a parting gift, has become an inspiration for my everyday life. Join me in celebrating its beautiful comeback story.
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Saturday, March 10, 2012
March 10, 2012
Southern California is leading into the season of LOTS OF LIGHT! I might end up needing to move my Wax Plant into the corner of my room so it gets a little less direct light. I have approached my plant multiple times this weeks feeling its pot and dirt very warm. Maybe too warm. I don't want to cook this dear thing =) But look how quickly these two front leaves have grown in 1 1/2 weeks. Just plain neat how quickly this plant grows.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
March 7, 2012
Sometimes, we see resemblances in small things that encourage us to continue on in our efforts. Today, I saw these two new leaves in the back of my Wax Plant and thought they reminded me of ballerina dancers. This is a photograph I took of ballerina dancers during a performance from http://www.heartsinstepdance.org/ This life is so beautiful, and sometimes we are just dancing, stretching out toward the light. It is beautiful to watch this plant dance and reach the sunlight for growth. Hopefully we can all do that in our own lives. Reach for the light, so we can see in the dark places in life.
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- I have always understood life through metaphors that paint a world I can both love and understand. Deep...describes my soul perfectly. To some it may be overwhelming; but to most, my authenticity is refreshing.