Gardening definitely isn't my forte. I've had my share of
failures, but I'm not a quitter! So lovely friend A and I trekked to Walmart over the weekend to pick up some budget friendly, apartment appropriate gardening supplies.

I needed to do something to bring my lone living room plant back to life. She's been looking kind of droopy ...
So I got her a pretty new pot that is about double the size.

The old soil was looking pretty dry and dusty, but the new dirt is thick and moist.

I loved the old pot and didn't want to get rid of it, so I got another plant. Notice I just call them "plants" ... I have no idea what variety they are, which also means I have no idea if I'm actually caring for them properly ... not exactly setting myself up for success here. The new one didn't have a tag of any sort to indicate the species. I guess you get what you pay for when you buy plants at Walmart.
But at least it's lush and green:
And here she is in her new home:
Not bad for a couple hours and $25. So far, success!
Ooh, very nice. I am not a gardener either -- rotted many tomatoes on the balcony of my old apartment -- but it would be nice to have an indoor plant.
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