These were on one of the shelves already fallen off next to plants but nowhere near the plants they came from. I figure someone wanted to prop and chickened out. So I put them in my purse. But I don’t feel bad I bought 3 plants too.
This is a haul from Home Depot, Lowe’s and a place called Dearborn farms.
I went to Rammenesin brook in Holmdel nj and I found some shark teeth but I found some other interesting stuff and I’m not sure if Google lens was correct. Maybe someone can help me Id these. First slide is obvious shark teeth. Second slide according to google is at the top left fossilized animal dung, then top right was a sea cucumber, and bottom was tubes from larvae from insects and the bottom corner looks like a fossilized walnut shell to me. Third slide is the back side of some of those.
Found these on the floor at Lowe’s when my mom and I went shopping for flowers for outside and no one said a word to us. Probably because we spent $184 dollars.
So my airplant died and I don’t know why. It’s had all the same care as the other ones and the other ones are doing fine. I spray them weekly and soak 20 minutes usually once a month and let them dry completly upside down. They get indirect light and I’ve never had an issue.
My mother volunteers at her church on Saturday to give out food and volunteers can take what’s left and there was a tray of plants in adorable
Planters. Now I’ve had a Dottie calathea before and it died even though my other calathea was fine. And the other one I’ve never had before and I have no idea how to make it look better. Does anyone have any ideas to help these along? I have no idea what kind of soil it is. We haven’t done anything for it yet.