I haven't posted any pictures of my Kalanchoe cutting for a very long time. It has really grown a lot, I'm amazed by how fast it grow to its current size. To bad I think I'll need to cut it down. It is really just a matter of time before the whole plant tips over.

I have bought a Benjamin’s Fig. I have plans to make it into a new potensai.

The Kalanchoe is still alive and blooming. Doesn’t look that great though.

My two small cuttings have been moved to two nicier looking pots.
I’m hoping for the Kalanchoe to grow bigger, but I’m planing to keep the Poinsettia small.

Summery: One dead cutting, one new cutting and the state of some other plants.

One poinsettia cutting has practically died and is going to be thrown out.
The other poinsettia cutting is doing just fine and needs to be moved to a bigger pot.
The poinsettia I got as a house warming gift is looking ill. But I think it will do alright.
And my poinsettia potensai is not growing as fast as it used to.

The Kalanchoe has been accidentally cut. I was trying to remove a dead leaf, when the steam snapped. I’m trying to save the part that feel off, so I might get another cutting. As a bonus the mother plant looks better now anyways. At least that is my opinion.

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My Kalanchoe has started to develop what looks like roots on its stem. Wouldn’t be so weird if it wasn’t so high up on the stem. I guess I just have to wait and see what happens.

If you look closely you can see roots sprouting out from more then one place.

These are the plants that I have recived from family and friends after I moved to my new apartment last autumn. I must say I appriceate them all and I’m doing my best to keep them alive.

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I haven yet figured out the name on this plant. I guess I haven’t tried hard enough. Visiting a flower shop and look for similar plants should be all it takes.

I’m thinking about putting this one in a larger pot. But that would mean I can’t keep it on the windowsill it is standing on now. And replanting it doesn’t only raise the question of where to put it, I would also have to pick out a new nice pot for it.

But as you might imaging, these question are not the biggest or most urgent one in my life, so I guess this plant will have to be satisfied with its pot and location for now.

Zamioculcas (Zamioculcas zamiifolia)

Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)

I don’t know why, but it has decided to grow in this strange way.

Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima)

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