My Adenium obessum rose got rot bacteria this winter due to continuous rain. I have been working on it and it seems to be showing signs of recovery ❤️❤️. So happy. It's so hard to save these from root rot
The base of the stem looked green. Otherways it looked dead after having been stressed and treated for bacterial rot. I cured it and let it alone and as spring is starting and sun is warmer, it is sprouting back. Not sure it will bloom this season but who knows...
@Waddabouchi @MarianKeyes Just showing support. Saying heuly I am here for you if you need me. I can't imagine what you are going through but I ll do my best to be here for you. And then just talk about any stupid or deep subject other than cancer. It worked for me
As a cancer patient and survivor myself, I cant agree more with Marian. People's goodwill is a huge burden to an already scared person. It's not about bravery. It's just adrenalin that boosts up exponentially when your survival instinct is awaken by cancer.
"Everyone shines, with their own light, amongst everyone else.
No two fires are the same. Some are large, some smaller. There are ppl with serene fires, who don't even notice the wind. Some others have fierce fires which fill the air with sparks."
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Lettuce hanging baskets coming along nicely! It’s a great way to keep the slugs & snails away 🐌 this is a cut and come again variety so I will harvest the leaves and then they will grow again 🌿👩🏻🌾 #allotment#growyourown#gardens#GardenInspiration