Can you name the plant that is nearest to you at this moment?

Answer 1

Jasmine...growing out front on my patio - best smell ever :)

Answer 2

The Pathos Ivy - is a great multiple light situation plant. It handles low light just as easily as high light In high light keep the plant a little more to the wet side and to the damp side in lower light areas. The vines on this plant will run forever if you let them, so prune it to keep a nice tabletop shape. Yellow leaves on this plant could mean you are either over watering or under watering. The pathos reacts the same in both situations. so you will need to visually detect this plant's problem. About the only pest that bothers this plant is the mealy bug.

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African Violet - is an old favorite for a house plant. It blooms throughout the year and has a wide variety of colors. It likes to stay on the moist range and never wet. The African Violet blooms more often in a high light area and likes a humid atmosphere. Leaves yellow if kept too wet and will brown if too dry.

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Philodendron - is a great plant for very low light areas. It has a dark green glossy leaf. The moisture level should be moist to dry. Leaves turn brown if it is too dry and rot if they are too wet. The most common pest with this plant is the mealy bug.

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Snake Plant, Mother-in-law's tongue
Scientific Name: Sansevieria trifasciata Prain
Synonym: Sansevieria zeylanica
Family: Agavaceae

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Answer 3

That would be the great big cheese plant in the corner of the office. My boss' last ditch attemto to bring some oxygen into the smoke filled room....

Outside, the nearset plant is actually a tree, a pine, which I can see from the office window.

Funny question, do you like plants then??

Answer 4

Blue Gum

Answer 5

Variegata plant

Answer 6

A bamboo plant.

Answer 7

Palm Tree.

Answer 8

Skunk

Answer 9

The marijuana plant. It'll be inside me here in a second.

Answer 10

Gregory Manufacturing Co...makes trash bins...ooooooh..er....cactus..=)

Answer 11

Kentucky bluegrass