Stack o' dead leaves co-habitating in the pot...
Been resurrected from death's doorstep at least twice...
Flat out vegetation murder... (Its a succulent fer frack's sake, aren't those things supposed to be hardy and drought tolerant?!)
So what then happens with an unused holiday onion? Sitting in a soil-less bowl on the kitchen counter, with nary a drop of water...
It thrives. Go figure.
And on the subject of green things... the newest food, peas, were met with a studied display of infant ambivalence
Can't you just hear him saying "feh"?
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Just keep shovelling veggies into his festering gob! Ha ha! That'll teach 'em!
First plant needs iron, had same problem. Second plant, feed with regular 7-7-7 plant food. Third plant, African violet, NO water touching leaves, top OR bottom of leaves. More SUN! Succulent, WAY MORE SUN. Onion, plant it! Son- mix peas with BEER!
Love,
Dad
on the topic of green items, have you tried avocado? it's sweet (like breast milk) and smooshy (like YUM!) so easy to mash w/fork and my kiddo loves it. then I make guacamole with the rest & we all win!
ps: it's high in the "good" fats & iron, too. avocado, that is.
The Ash loves peas. Go figure. Actually, so far he seems to love everything we've put in front of him, except carrots. Dives for the spoon like a little baby bird...
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