tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-840388730706445699.post7935033342966417418..comments2011-02-14T16:22:08.335+08:00Roshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11926820015247708654noreply@blogger.comBlogger7125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-840388730706445699.post-13751233871807120272011-02-12T07:42:10.939+08:002011-02-12T07:42:10.939+08:00nice, i got one here in my workstation... <br /><br />thanks for sharing.. ^_^cesarsaladhttp://cesarsalad.wordpress.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-840388730706445699.post-64594466247775992782010-09-08T09:36:07.536+08:002010-09-08T09:36:07.536+08:00Hi TIA,<br />As of this writing, the only plant that is living from the first batch is the one in the green plastic pot (white &amp; green leaves) and it stays in my office cube. At home, everything dried up, the spiky plant being the last having each of its spikes dried one at a time. I recently bought a new miura plant called sanseveria honey and it&#39;s lovely! Let&#39;s see how long this one would last. Btw, here&#39;s the link to the Miura site: http://miuraplants.multiply.com/photos/album/15/MINI_Plants_4.56.09.0cm_Pot<br /><br />As for the Money tree, I gave 5 of it to my friends last December, 3 of them I got to see since we&#39;re in the same office and all of their plants are alive and thriving. It&#39;s not like bonsai that you need to tie up, the trunks are not really growing but instead, new leaves just pop out to replace the old ones. My money plant at home dried up... but in the office, it&#39;s okay due to the cold temperature and indirect light. Based on miura&#39;s care tips, the plant should not be exposed to direct sunlight but should not be kept in dark places as well.Roshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11926820015247708654noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-840388730706445699.post-66499007223263893512010-09-05T21:38:35.516+08:002010-09-05T21:38:35.516+08:00Hi Ros<br /><br />how old is your oldest plant/s there?<br /><br />liek Anonymous, i also plan to buy a money tree (or 2) and place it on my bedroom window. <br /><br />i&#39;m wondering:<br />1) is the morning sun is just enough sunlight for them or will it be too much?<br /><br />2) i noticed that the money trees are raised in a bonsai-like manner with a thick main stem (or trunk). do these grow bigger with time amd i need to tie them up in a bonsai-like fashion?<br /><br />TIA<br /><br />cnfuzciusAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-840388730706445699.post-78259965271680631422010-08-16T18:25:18.305+08:002010-08-16T18:25:18.305+08:00Thanks for your comment Anonymous :-)<br />Btw, did you know that they already have a flowering plant at Miura? Yes, they do! They now have anthurium! I&#39;m itching to get one for my office cube, but they changed the pot, and I&#39;m still waiting to get the black square pot i saw few months ago. We&#39;ll see.Roshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11926820015247708654noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-840388730706445699.post-14679153546666452732010-08-15T06:33:14.335+08:002010-08-15T06:33:14.335+08:00Nice article. :) I had the money tree at home and the leaves were eaten by cockroaches, I was really disappointed that time and moved the plant to another location. fortunately, it&#39;s growing new leaves now. I noticed that its very sensitive and the branches easily break. now, the plant dont have leaves at all but I know it is still alive and keep watering it.<br />I&#39;m planning to buy a new set of these plants and hopefully I get to take care of it correctly. goodluck to our chosen endeavors!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-840388730706445699.post-91906647031014041832009-12-22T09:58:46.114+08:002009-12-22T09:58:46.114+08:004F Bldg ARoshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11926820015247708654noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-840388730706445699.post-61007353748682375772009-12-22T08:42:09.048+08:002009-12-22T08:42:09.048+08:00Where in Megamall?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com