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House Plants and Kittens

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The state of my desk today. I have to confess that since I moved to London two years ago, I haven't had the best track record looking after my plants. I lost sight of the regular watering and so only remembered when they started to wilt and (tragically) began to die. I'm not proud of myself. I've had quite a few accidental victims of my neglect; dracaena, elephant ear plant, fern, ivy, tomato... and a few others. Since quarantine, I made the decision to actively take better care of all living organisms living in this household; regular tending and watering has become part of my daily routine, and the plants are looking much happier... basically just more alive. Each plant needs varying amounts of water and light, so with a little investigation, I now feel I'm starting to understand each individual's needs better. So, hopefully, soon they'll (an I'll) be thriving... Plant list Bedroom: Aloe Vera [light watering / warmth / bright light] ...
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Face Masks

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