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Going to really open up, this is embarrassing for me. I’m 35 yo and my mom is alarmingly obsessed with her bonsai trees. One in particular mut or runt of them actually. I ? understand. It’s not even that big. Like I could fit it in my clear NFL stadium bag and no one would even flinch. Size aside, I think it’s dead. It’s turning tan. I heard not to move it... but I did on accident. Honestly it looks fake.
Are these things living creatures able to sense someone isn’t present? I’ve watered it like twice a day and it’s just ruining the leather inlay mahogany table.
The other Little nut trees AND EVEN THE ORCHID are FINE!!!!
Relevant back story: I’ve killed 4 rubber plants and my mother has had full custody of my dog for 8 years.
Anyone have one about 8” tall I can borrow permanently or buy? Or any good ideas for a fake?
Live in the great Bear Bryant state. Roll Tide... appreciate all advice. Except from Auburn. I have no affiliation to Harvey Updyke but could care less about your trees & know you’re going to capitalize on my vulnerability right now.
Ps: I have 6 days before I need a good fake or temp solution. Neighbor lady is going to chaperone while I bask in the pollen and azaleas in Augusta.
Are these things living creatures able to sense someone isn’t present? I’ve watered it like twice a day and it’s just ruining the leather inlay mahogany table.
The other Little nut trees AND EVEN THE ORCHID are FINE!!!!
Relevant back story: I’ve killed 4 rubber plants and my mother has had full custody of my dog for 8 years.
Anyone have one about 8” tall I can borrow permanently or buy? Or any good ideas for a fake?
Live in the great Bear Bryant state. Roll Tide... appreciate all advice. Except from Auburn. I have no affiliation to Harvey Updyke but could care less about your trees & know you’re going to capitalize on my vulnerability right now.
Ps: I have 6 days before I need a good fake or temp solution. Neighbor lady is going to chaperone while I bask in the pollen and azaleas in Augusta.