The Crackpot with the cell phone just can't stop documenting the crack in the pot.
You know I will be documenting when the crack in the pot has blooms
the plants have more than doubled in size.
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| Check out the shadows on this shot. I water them with my milk jug sprinkler Bob drilled holes in the lid, I slapped a few flowers on it and it looks as happy as the flowers |
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| Night blooming Orchid Cactus from 1989 on our front porch just for Hootin Annie. a photo of an OLD photo.. Annie has one blooming from a cutting. Annie Pictgure the middle one on your new plant stand. |
24 comments:
These are the best photos of it YET!! It looks like the crack is meant to be there and was made that way, and there are already some blooms coming in it. So pretty and sunny.
You did a wonderful job with that cracked pot!
this idea is so beautiful... the mama pondered about cracking a pot to get such a fab flower pot too... but probably it ends with a pot-puzzle what not even da dad can solve with duct tape...
We can't get over how fast stuff grows where you are. It seems like only last week you were putting the plants into the pot. Just be pleased that triffids are fictional - imagine what they could achieve in your climate (or in your cracked pot). xxx Mr T (F is green with envy - only green thing around here this time of year.)
Love what is going on with your cracked pot. Well done. And Sandra, I am in awe of your orchid cactus hangers. They were amazing!!! Thank you for sharing the photo.
Hello,
Your plants and the cracked pot are doing great. I love the view of your front porch.
Take care, enjoy your day!
Both plants looks wonderful. That was a great idea planting in that crack. It looks like it was made for that.
Hari Om
How your garden doth bloom!!! YAM xx
Crackpot, I love you! 😆
Jack's beanstalk didn't have a thing on you!
I love the crackpot, it's perfect, and your front porch looks so beautiful!
I love succulents especially those that bloom
Hugs cecilia
You cracked pot is very interesting, I would have just tossed the whole thing, thinking that nothing would grow in it. I love your entryway.
Such a good idea to just use that cracked pot as it is :)
Wow, your flowers have really taken off.They are a really bright spot for your yard.
The orchids in that 1989 photo are gorgeous...you have the perfect "Greenhouse" in that entryway.
Hope this week will be a good one for you
Sue
My goodness - that is really growing in the cracked pot - can't wait to see it bloom.
... 6/7 Monday ...
worrying there is no post for Beau; this is very pretty here ...
but ...
all OK over there?
You have done a great job with your cracked pot and it's wonderful how quickly the plant has grown. Your water sprinkler is inventive and the plants will appreciate drops of water and care. Love your cactus something I would like to grow.
I just love how you put those plants in the crack. It is such a great idea.
Oh Sandra, I LOVE all your plants...and that milk jug is sheer genius!! The crack in the pot just goes to show you how nature deals with what it's given!! The night blooming cactus are gorgeous as are ALL those tropical plants growing rapidly!!...jp
Clever that milk jug sprinkler. Your cracked planter is looking even prettier. Your flowers are gorgeous!
All the flowers are looking incredible!!! Who would have thought a broken pot could look so beautiful!!!
Woos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
Your cracked pot is looking very beautiful!!
The crackpot is terrific! It is looking lovely. Thank you for sharing.
The plants look great. Love the porch photo from 1989.
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