
*sorry. obviously this plant was somehow gender-ized...due to the fact i am referring to it as a "he"

...aaaand then he went through what i would call the:
"difficult-officeplant-stage" :
(where he refused to bloom.)
"difficult-officeplant-stage" :
(where he refused to bloom.)
- he grew about two-freaking-feet.
- required a repotting.
- demanded to be put outside for "optimal-full-sunlight."
- and then tried to scare me when he attempted plant-suicide during a particularly wicked rainstorm...
*left: my very-troubled little guy.
*middle: carlyn's less-troubled little guy.
*right: brian's short, stumpy, and well-behaved flowering marigold.
oh, and all those giant sticks and rubberbands are there because our plants INSISTED on growing at least 2 feet before even thinking about flowering.
(great, guys. really nice of you.)