Let’s see your plants

[MissSkittles]

Stella just loves eating her plants, and is quite thorough in her de-leafing. We start with a nice pothos like this…


And before you know it, it ends up like this…


No shame!


Let’s see how your veileds decimate or gently nibble their plants. Or maybe you’ve got a plant trampler. Let’s see your sad plants and the chameleon who loved them to death. Effects of brown thumbs also welcomed. We are always posting our best pics of our stuff…time for some of our reality now.

 

[kinyonga]

Some of them do such a great job of decimating a plant!
Welcome to the plant revival club!

 

[MissSkittles]

Some of them do such a great job of decimating a plant!
Welcome to the plant revival club!

I was hoping some others would post what their chams do to their plants, but no dice. Oh well.
Stella is enjoying her fresh pothos today as the sad remains of the other go to the plant infirmary. Not sure why she has allowed her hibiscus to grow. Usually she leaves nothing but a dead stick.

 

[ehdee6]

I'm waiting for my Orius Insidiosus to show up tomorrow or Friday and show the plant tragedy in all its glory.

Although I do think I'm quite lucky, littlefoot has managed to keep all the same plants in her cage for the past 10 months... Even through the gnat/thrip/mealybug battle... She nibbles the tops of her ficus, but it seems to help prune it and encourage top growth? Poor Jack has lost more plants and endured more plant tragedies; and he's shown them nothing but love and respect...

I've spent $700 in plants and pest control the past year.

Things not mentioned in care sheets LOL!

 

[ehdee6]

She doesn't eat her pothos, probably because all the thrips on it.

Her ficus sure takes the abuse though, the bottom one is in a sad state...

 

[VeiledMoodRing]

here is my very chomped corn plant! and the "not at all suspicious critter" he all ready ate his pothos plants

 

[Lynn57]

Antwan would never put a leaf in his mouth! Bugs only he says!

 

[MissSkittles]

here is my very chomped corn plant! and the "not at all suspicious critter" he all ready ate his pothos plants

I love that first pic…the expression on his face! It takes perseverance to take a bite of a corn plant leaf.

 

[Lynn57]

I'm waiting for my Orius Insidiosus to show up tomorrow or Friday and show the plant tragedy in all its glory.

Although I do think I'm quite lucky, littlefoot has managed to keep all the same plants in her cage for the past 10 months... Even through the gnat/thrip/mealybug battle... She nibbles the tops of her ficus, but it seems to help prune it and encourage top growth? Poor Jack has lost more plants and endured more plant tragedies; and he's shown them nothing but love and respect...

I've spent $700 in plants and pest control the past year.

Things not mentioned in care sheets LOL!

Yikes!

 

[MerlinX]

I kept the money tree way longer than I should have. He liked the stalks for chillin. I replaced it with another 2 that withered within a few months. I just posted that pathos have been the best for longevity. I've been through 3 in 16 mo...