Today I’m just taking you along with me on my trip in to work so we can chat about why my levels have been only at 50% lately.
We should be back to regularly scheduled programming after this!
Thanks so much!
xoxo
-S
How To Season Cast Iron
I really like cast iron cook ware. A lot. I have a growing collection. RIP beautiful set that my parent’s gave me when I was 18. You’re probably sitting in the bottom of a cabinet, being forgotten about. Let’s have a moment of silence for that.
Moving on…
With the way the world is, it seems to be experiencing a renaissance, but for me it’s a stark reminder of my childhood and a symbol of quality kitchen practices. Much like how a gas range just does a better job than an electric one. Fight me on this, I dare you (and I have an electric range… sadly I’m in a rental that is 100% electric and I don’t even have to option to change.)
When I was younger I did not have a good understanding of how cast iron works and especially not how to care for it. To the extent that I was convinced that once it was rusted it was ruined.
Quite the contrary. Actually, a good, well-cared-for piece of cast iron can last a family generations.
Cast iron is untreated iron, so once it is wet and is exposed to oxygen it beings to oxidize. Hoorary science! This is what causes the rust. A lot of people don’t understand how to properly clean or store cast iron and therefore they end up with rust, get frustrated and either pitch it or put it in the donation bin.
This is where you come in; as a frugal thrifter, you may find yourself in the local thrift shop perusing the cook ware and come across a bright orange, heavy skillet. This my friend is kitchen gold and I’m here to teach you how to mine for it!
One thing that I didn’t really discuss in the video is that future care of the pan is to clean it with warm water and a brush, NO SOAP, and then condition it with a thin layer of oil again (removing excess like we did in the video). Do you want a video on this?
So! Take advantage of your cast iron finds, it’s extremely cheap and easy to re-season them and store them! Your cooking will be so much better as well!
Let me know if you have any questions, thought I skipped some steps, or if there is something that you do differently!
Thanks so much!
xoxo
-S
Catching up…
For the most part I have been being consistent over in the YouTube land.
Subscribe to me there. Go ahead. Do it.
Anyway, here’s all the video’s that you’ve not been being notified of for here:
I’m not going to “partner post” to all of them. Just here’s a little play list for you!
I’ll try to be better. lol
I’ve only posted one video a week the last two weeks because I’ve had a LOT going on. It is what it is, but I think we are ready to be back in full force now!
xoxo
-S
A Simple Tutorial To Calculate Your T.D.E.E.
Hello friends! Today’s video is a basic tutorial for www.tdeecalculator.net! I have discussed this with you a bit in the past, but I thought that it might be helpful to have a little talk through!
For reference, please see my previous blogs regarding the subject here and here.
What I am attempting to do is start at the beginning with my diet and plan something around that without having to purchase expensive meal plans, or even expensive food items, so that I can show you how (and re-develop for myself) to build this foundation for yourself!
My theory is that it will be far easier to stick to these parameters if you can set them for yourself and know the basics of the why.
Good luck!
xoxo
-S
A Very Fun Plant Unboxing!
Oh no! I forgot to schedule this to publish when the video posted!
So I didn’t do the best job with the lighting and backdrop on this video! It’s time for me to start planning things out a little bit better! That being said I sure hope you enjoyed my order from PlantDoze!
Plants listed in today’s video:
Scindapsus Pictus: Silver Pothos, Scin Pic, Satin Pothos
Hardiness Zone: 10-12
Bloom Season: Summer
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun
Grows To: 4″ – 10″
Huernia Zebrina: Stinky Flower, Life Saver Plant
Hardiness Zone: 9b-11
Sun Requirement: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Grows To: 6″ – 8″
Philodendron Hederacum Lemon Lime: Lemon Lime Philodendron
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 8″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 45 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Epripremnum Pinnatum: Cebu Blue
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 8″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 45 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
While researching for and writing this article, I have come up with an idea for a plant index. I will be spending some time working on this and I will let you know as soon as I have anything posted/live!
To change the subject ever-so-slightly, I am completely amazed at the simplicity and ease of adding a moss pole to a potted plant. I’ve been trepidatious about it for years and as you saw it took literally two minutes and I’m certain my plant will be happier for it!
In other news I have some exciting content coming up and I’ve worked out a content schedule so that I’m not so all over the place and we can keep things in line! At some point I may have to create a different channel or something for some of it, but right now we are going to keep going in this direction.
As always thank you so much for following me and I hope that if you got anything out of the video you will like/share/subscribe and do all the things!
xoxo
-S
A Breezy Evening Stroll
Just watch the video and enjoy.
xoxo
-S
Why I’m Fat; and so are you. . .
Kind of a catchy title, right? You clicked on it didn’t you? Well that’s somewhat misleading because in this video I absolutely get down to the nitty gritty about my issues with weight and my poor relationship with food. I’m talking crappy-boyfriend-who-tears-you-down-to-nothing-and-tells-you-he-loves-you-and-you’re-lucky-because-no-one-else-will kind of bad relationship with food.
That’s it. That’s your warning.
Today’s video is not funny, it’s actually pretty heavy and emotional. It was not easy for me to gather my thoughts together to make a comprehensive video out of this, and I still don’t feel like I covered it all – but the video is a half an hour long. I have a plan to make a serious out of this where I will teach things that I learn along the way, as well as offer encouragement and support.
I do worry that some people may watch this and truly have hurt feelings or an emotional wound afterward. Please don’t. Remember that this is me and my choices that got me here; and it’s my journey to fix that. I want to be an inspiration and beacon of hope for anyone out there, even it is just one person, who feels like they have a path similar to mine, feels like they look similar to me, or just needs someone to go down this road with. That is the reason I felt that it was important to get all the ugly stuff out there this week. So here it is:
This right here is a giant hug from me to you.
(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((xoxo))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
I definitely do NOT have it in me to have a personal face to face discussion about this right now, but this is something we can share just between us.
I feel as though we are going to go down the road of some serious talks in order to really push forward. I am going to try my best to mix in some lighthearted/fun/funny videos so that you don’t leave my channel emotionally drained each week!
Let’s get down to brass tacks. I really don’t want to verbatim copy what I said in the video. It took me several weeks of filming and editing to get it to the state it is in because of the emotional toll it took on me as well.
I want to reference this post of mine that gives a few more/different details.
There is a category right at the header of my blog that is entitled “UnChunk”. I’ve put quite a few good resources in there, and now I will be devoting some more time and energy to adding more.
Eating disorders are serious business. They are strange because they are a mental health issue, first and foremost, and mental health is still something that is hard for people to grasp the severity of because it is effectively invisible. Eating disorders come in all shapes and sizes and with people of all shapes and sizes. They are looked down upon as being disgusting or attention seeking. While some of that may be true, that probably accounts for .001% of people who actually suffer with an eating disorder of some kind. 28.8 Million Americans will have an eating disorder in their life time. I’ll say it again.
28.8 MILLION AMERICANS WILL HAVE AN EATING DISORDER IN THEIR LIFETIME.
Please. Click on that link. I will wait.
If you are suffering there is help. And please! Everyone stop shaming this! Not every person with an eating disorder is a 68lb, 19 year old, middle class, white woman.
I don’t chose to let this define me. I don’t even necessarily identify with it other than to put a face to the name, so-to-speak, and help to explain.
I’ll tell you this. I am ready to fight back and to overcome. Like I mentioned at the end of the video I feel elevated not sad. Optimistic not hopeless.
Please use the comment section as a place to hold a safe and healthy discussion about weight concerns. No-one should be excluded. Even if you’re just looking to lose those last five pounds! Everyone has their own thoughts, feelings, and emotions. AND everyone’s are valid. Love and support one another.
Tell me what you’re going through if you’re ready. What do you struggle with? What are your goals? What have you found to help you along the way?
The only thing that is off limits is “tips” in order to stay in the disordered mindset. You know who you are. I know what it looks like. Don’t try it.
I love you guys. Thank you so much for continuing to come back. Thank you so much for watching my videos.
Love yourself today.
xoxo
-S
P.S. – I KNOW! I need to find somewhere else besides my car to chat with you. I’m working on it. xoxoxoxoxo
Getting To Know All About Me…
There isn’t really too much to add to today’s video.
Here are the questions I answered.
Why don’t you answer anything you want down below? That way we can get to know each other! Just make sure you reference the question! I’d love to play this game every once-in-a-while, so if you can think of anything you’d like to know just ask it! I’d really like to do a true Q&A, but I think I’ll need a few more subscribers first. 😉 In the mean time maybe we can find more pre-made lists! What fun!
xoxo
-S
Wyoming Country Thunderstorm
Just another thunderstorm video!
I hope to update my sound equipment sometime so I can do starry nights, lazy afternoons, ice, winter, fall leaves, and all kinds of stuff like that.
Would you like to see a version of these videos with music as well?
xoxo
-S
I’ll see your crazy cat lady and raise you a crazy plant lady…
*** First of all! ***
My intention is to post two videos a week. My intention is to post those videos on Wednesday and Saturday. YouTube likes to mess with my OCD and just let videos sit in an upload loop. So first of all, know that I am working pretty diligently to stay on that schedule, and second of all, know that I am devising a plant to get several videos uploaded in a queue so that we maybe can avoid this tardiness issue from now on, yeah?
SO! Here is the video: FINALLY!!!!!
Oh boy, that’s a LONG one, and let me tell you, I could have gone longer. I hope you were in the mood for a total hang out sesh there!
Lets cover the “Don’t Come at Me’s” LOL!
I know that my porch is a disaster zone – it wasn’t after I was done filming as you can see at the end. (Can you believe I was going to add a clean-up element to that video? HA! Ambition! Nobody wants a 3 hour video, my goodness!)
I know the fish tank water is YUCK – we have well water, it doesn’t even take three weeks to get that bad. I’m not abusing my fish. His name is Orangey, by the way. The sole survivor of the winter freeze. I’ve blogged about these babies in the years past. Here and I thought a couple of other places, but perhaps not.
My plants were dusty and thirsty – they got a wipe down and a good drink, some even got pruned, fertilized, and/or repotted. Plant chores got did!
NEXT! Let’s give some Etsy love!
MY FAVORITE PLANT SHOP!: https://www.etsy.com/shop/PlantDoze
The shops I got the black goldfish plants from: https://www.etsy.com/shop/JulliganIslandPlants
https://www.etsy.com/shop/TropicalAmbiance
Cute plant sticker shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/AquatiqueArtiste
And now for the educational element of this post!
I included the scientific names of all the plants on the video because I think it’s important to know. Plants have a lot of different common names, and a lot of different types share a common name, so if you really need some specific information, it’s good to know. I would like to just give you a brief run down! While my OCD brain would like for everything to be in alphabetical order, I want this to be a true companion post for the video, so I am going to go in chronological order as they are shown in the video.
Nematanthus Hybrid: Black Goldfish Plant
Hardiness Zone: 10
Bloom Season: Everbloomer
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 4″ – 8″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 60 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower, Good for a Hanging Basket
Crassula Ovata: Jade Plant
Hardiness Zone: 9-12
Bloom Season: Intermittent
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 2′ – 9′
Vinca Major: Vinca Vine
Bloom Season: Spring, Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 3′
Campsis Radieans: Trumpet Vine
Hardiness Zone: 5 – 9
Bloom Season: Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 20′ – 40 ‘
Lathyrus Odoratus: Sweat Pea
Hardiness Zone: 2 – 11
Bloom Season: Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 5′ – 6′
Tradescantia Spathacea: Boat Lily, Moses in the Bull Rushes; Cradle of Jerusalem, Moses in the Cradle
Hardiness Zone: 10
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 12″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 60 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Spathiphyllum: Peace Lily
Bloom Season: Intermittent
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shad
Grows To: 1′ – 3′
Kalanchoe Blossfeldiana: Flaming Katy
Hardiness Zone: 10 – 12
Bloom Season: Spring – Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 6″ – 2′
Begonia X Semperflorens – Cultorum: Wax Begonia
Bloom Season: Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 10″
Hedera Helix: English Ivy
Hardiness Zone: 5 – 10
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: Indeterminate
Kalanchoe Diagremontiana: Mother of Thousands; Mexican Hat Plant
Sun Requirement: Full Sun
Grows To: 10″
Dracaena Sanderiana: Lucky Bamboo
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 3′
Haworthiopsis Attenuata: Zebra Plant
Bloom Season: Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun
Grows To: 6″
Schefflera Actinophylla: Umbrella Tree, Octopus Plant
Hardiness Zone: 11 – 12
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun
Grows To: Indeterminate
Amaryllis: Amaryllis
Hardiness Zone: 8, 9, 10
Bloom Season: Winter
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 18-24″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 40 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Crassula Connata: Pygmy Weed
Hardiness Zone: 10 – 12
Bloom Season: Spring – Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 6″ – 2′
Chlorophytum Comosum: Spider Plant, Airplane Plant
Hardiness Zone: 9 – 11
Bloom Season: Everbloomer
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun
Grows To: 1′ – 2′
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Dracaena Fragrans: Corn Stalk Plant
Hardiness Zone: 10 – 12
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun
Grows To: 10′ – 15′
Epripremnum Aureum Jade: Jade Pothos
Hardiness Zone: 11
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 8″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 45 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Oxalis Triangularis: Shamrock
Hardiness Zone: 7 – 10
Bloom Season: Everbloomer
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun
Grows To: 16″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 50 F
Echeveria Lilacina: Echeveria Ghost
Hardiness Zone: 9 – 12
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 6″
Kalanchoe Tomentosa: Panda Plant
Hardiness Zone: 11 – 12
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 1′ – 3′
Euphorbia Tirucalli: Pencil Cactus, Sticks on Fire
Hardiness Zone: 10 – 12
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 4′ – 8′
Philodendron Hederaceum Brasil: Philodendron Brasil
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 8″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 45 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Epripremnum Aureum Neon: Neon Pothos
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 8″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 45 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Epipremnum Aureum NJoy: Pothos NJoy
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 8″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 45 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Schefflera Aboricola: Umbrella Tree
Hardiness Zone: 11 – 12
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun
Grows To: Indeterminate
Peperomia Argyreia: Watermelon Peperomia
Hardiness Zone: 10
Bloom Season: Summer
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun
Grows To: 8″ – 10″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 60 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Cyclamen Persicum: Cyclamen
Hardiness Zone: 5 – 9
Bloom Season: Fall, Spring
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun
Grows To: 3″ – 6″
Anethum Graveolens: Asparagus Fern; Dill Fern
Hardiness Zone: 2 – 11
Sun Requirement: Full Sun
Grows To: 3′
Schlumbergera: Christmas Cactus
Hardiness Zone: 10
Bloom Season: Winter
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun
Grows To: 8″ – 10″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 60 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Dieffenbachia: Dumb Cane
Hardiness Zone: 11 – 12
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun
Grows To: Indeterminate
Monstera Deliciosa: Monstera
Hardiness Zone: 10
Bloom Season: Intermittent
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 3′ – 8′
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 40 F
Ananas Comosus: Pineapple
Hardiness Zone: 11 – 12
Sun Requirement: Full Sun
Grows To: 3′ – 4′
Pediocactus Simpsonii: Common Western Barrel Cactus
Hardiness Zone:
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Sun Requirement:
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Syngonium Angustatum: Unkn
Hardiness Zone: 9
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 2″ – 5″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 40 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Nephrolepis Exaltata: Boston Fern
Hardiness Zone: 2 – 11
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 3′
Asparagus Setaceus: Lace Fern
Hardiness Zone: 2 – 11
Sun Requirement: Shade
Grows To: 3′
Muehlenbeckia Axillaris: Wire Vine, Angel Vine
Hardiness Zone: 2 – 11
Sun Requirement: Full Sun
Grows To: 3′
Codiaum Variegatum Pictum: Superstar Croton
Hardiness Zone: 9 – 11
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 8′ – 10′
Delairia Odorata: German Ivy
Hardiness Zone: 5 – 10
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: Indeterminate
Vitis Vinifera: Woodbine
Hardiness Zone: 4 – 8
Bloom Season: Late Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: Indeterminate
Tradescantia Zebrina: Wandering Jew
Hardiness Zone: 9 – 12
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: Indeterminate
Euphorbia Trigona: African Milk Tree
Hardiness Zone: 9 – 12
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 3′ – 5′
Sempervivum Tectorum: Hens and Chicks
Hardiness Zone: 3 – 8
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 4″
Aegagropila Linnaei: Marimo Moss Ball (May be bad news; do your own research)
Water Plant
Plectranthus Scuttellarioides – ?: Coleus
Hardiness Zone: 10 – 12
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 1′ – 3′
Ipomoea Batatas: Sweet Potato Vine
Hardiness Zone: 6 – 8
Bloom Season: Late Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: Indeterminate
Syngonium Podophyllum: Unkn
Hardiness Zone: 9
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 2″ – 5″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 40 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Coriandrum Sativum: Cilantro
Hardiness Zone: 9 – 11
Sun Requirement: Full Sun
Grows To: 1′ – 3′
Ocimum Basilicum: Basil
Hardiness Zone: 9 – 11
Bloom Season: Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun
Grows To: 1′ – 3′
Allium Shoenoprasum: Chives
Hardiness Zone: 3 – 9
Bloom Season: Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 1′ – 2′
Tradescantia Pallida: Purple Heart
Hardiness Zone: 9 – 12
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: Indeterminate
Salvia Rosmarinus: Rosemary
Hardiness Zone: 8 – 11
Sun Requirement: Full Sun
Grows To: 2′ – 6′
Plant Type: Shrub
Codiaeum Variegatum: Croton
Hardiness Zone:
Bloom Season:
Sun Requirement:
Hardiness Zone: 9 – 11
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 8′ – 10′
Tradescantia Callisia Repens: Pink Lady
Hardiness Zone: 9 – 12
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: Indeterminate
Peperomia Scandens: Cupid Peperomia
Hardiness Zone: 10
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun
Grows To: 8″ – 10″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 60 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Caladium: Unkn
Hardiness Zone: 9 – 12
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 10″ – 12″
Epripremnum Aureum Silver: Silver Pothos
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 8″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 45 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Tradescantia Albiflora: Wandering Gypsy
Hardiness Zone: 9 – 12
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: Indeterminate
Magnifera Indica: Mango
Hardiness Zone: 11 – 12
Sun Requirement: Full Sun
Grows To: 20′ – 30′
Solanum Lycopersicum: Tomato
Hardiness Zone: 3 – 9
Bloom Season: Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun
Grows To: Indeterminate
Epripremnum Aureum Golden: Golden Pothos
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 8″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 45 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Rhus: Sumac Tree
Hardiness Zone: 5 – 9
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 7′ – 15′
Catalpa Bignonioides: Catalpa Tree
Hardiness Zone: 5 – 9
Bloom Season: Spring
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: 20′ – 30′
Dracaena Trifasciata/Sansevieria Trifasciata: Snake Plant, Mother-in-Law’s Tongue
Hardiness Zone: 10
Bloom Season: Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Shade
Grows To: 12″+
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 40 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Allium Fistulosum: Green Onion
Hardiness Zone: 5 – 9
Bloom Season: Fall
Sun Requirement: Full Sun
Grows To: 1′ – 2′
Saintpaulia Irish Laughter: Irish Laughter African Violet
Hardiness Zone:
Bloom Season:
Sun Requirement:
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Monstera Adansonii: Swiss Cheese Plant
Hardiness Zone: 10
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun
Grows To: 3′
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 45 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Philodendron Hederacum Heart: Heart Leaf Philodendron
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 8″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 45 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Epripremnum Aureum Pearls and Jade: Pearls and Jade Pothos
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 8″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 45 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
Aloe Vera: Aloe
Hardiness Zone: 10 – 12
Sun Requirement: Full Sun
Grows To: 1′ – 2′
Solanum Tuberosum: Potato
Hardiness Zone: 6 – 8
Bloom Season: Late Summer
Sun Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Grows To: Indeterminate
Epripremnum Aureum Snow Queen/Marble Queen: Snow Queen Pothos/Marble Queen Pothos
Sun Requirement: Partial Sun, Shade
Grows To: 8″
Minimum Temperature Indoors: 45 F
Plant Type: Easy Grower
What other kinds of information were you hoping to find? If you let me know, I may put together a list, based on my collection, in alphabetical order, with more information.
What plants do you have? Are you also a crazy plant lady? How long have you been collecting? Tell me ALL the things down in the comments!
xoxo
-S
Diet Coke and Hair-Spray 