Money plants in our lawn
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(Photos taken by me on 2020 Aug 17 Mon) |
Version: 200817Mo |
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Some years ago I made an idea of planting money plants in a lot of pots
and arrange them together side by side in our lawn. So I started doing as I
planned and planted one money plant cutting per pot. In a few weeks they all
took roots and in some more weeks they started climbing the supporting branches
I had fixed in the pot. Slowly and steady they all climbed to the top of the
branch. They all together gave a pleasant and green and fresh look to the area
where I had placed them. I take special care of them all and almost daily go to
them for enjoying their look and feel and for checking for their health. |
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During monsoon of this year (2020) one day I observed that those money
plants were looking very fresh and clean and wet and ready for some photo
session. In one or two days, my idea of taking photos of those money plants
became riper but problem was continuous rains. So on one afternoon as rain took
rest for a while I quickly went to place where I had arranged money plant pots.
Then I took some photos of money plants from different angles and quickly came
back inside the home as rain was giving signs of starting again. I took these
photos using my mobile nokia c1-01. After editing those photos of money plants,
I uploaded them to different sites. |
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After a few days of above adventure I made another plan of taking photos
of the same money plants with a better camera. So this time in one morning I
again went to those money plants and took some photos of them. This time photo
size and object details were far better. |
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Apart from these we also have other money plants in our lawn and they are
all individually arranged between other plants to give contrast. I planted them
all in pots of different sizes. In this post I am sharing only those pictures of
the money plants that I have mentioned in the above paragraphs. |
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Money plant is also know as Araceae, Ceylon creeper, Epipremnum aureum,
golden pothos, hunter's robe, ivy arum, popular houseplant, Pothos, silver vine,
Solomon Islands ivy and taro vine. |
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Money plat is a popular houseplant and is commonly found in Pakistan,
China, Bangladesh, Cook Islands, Fiji, Hainan, Hawaii, Hong Kong, India, Japan,
Java, Maluku Islands, Marshall Islands, Mo'orea, Myanmar, New Caledonia, New
Guinea, Nusa Tenggara, Palau, peninsular Malaysia, Philippines, Queensland,
Sabah, Sarawak, Singapore, Solomon Islands, Sulawesi, Sumatra, Taiwan, Thailand,
Tonga, Vanuatu, Vietnam and Western Samoa. etc. |
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Following are the photos I took of above mentioned money plants using
better camera. |
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Colors used in this post: |
Border color |
rgb(82, 122, 122) |
#527a7a |
Background color |
rgb(194, 214, 214) |
#c2d6d6 |
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If there are any
mistakes in this post then I will remove them whenever I will know about them. |
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