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A poem I made for my three children namely; DJ, Ynna, and Angelo. I never thought I will gonna have three children. Yes, it is not really in my dream and of course not in my plan. I always wanted to have just one or two but God give me another blessing and that is Angelo.

At that time, I was still mourning because of the passing of my father yet I suddenly felt the fresh breeze inside my room. I felt somebody was there, I felt cold. I wrapped myself with the comforter and fell asleep. When I got up I felt relief and felt brand new.

My children are the reason why I continue to dream. This time, it’s not just for me but of course for them, for their future. I love you my kiddos, you are the reasons why I smile despite the difficulties I have in life.

Manjula pothos is also called Epipremnum Happy Leaf is another variety of pothos patented and produced originally by the University of Florida.

Manjula pothos is a lovely plant with wide heart-shaped leaves along with shades of silver, white cream, and light green variegation. While each leaf has a different pattern, it also makes it distinguishable from other pothos because the leaves have wavy edges.

How to take care of Manjula pothos?

Watering: Like other pothos, keep the soil moist all the time but not soggy. Keeping the soil dry for a long period of time, the plant will tend the plant to shrink.

Light: Medium to bright light, they suggested not to expose in direct sunlight, however, mine is exposed to direct afternoon sunlight and my Manjula grows best. So, in my opinion, it really depends on how an individual will take good care of the plant. what I did is, I always check the soil/plants every two days, and every 7 days, I water the plant thoroughly.

Feeding: I applied fertilizer only once a month to all of my plants but they suggest every two weeks in spring and summer for best growth.

Manjula $15

                                    

This poem was originally posted at Hubpages and was featured at Letterpile. Reposted it in my own blog to keep track of all my works. https://letterpile.com/poetry/Why-Life-is-so-Cruel

At first, I have no idea why they just eventually die. When there were only 2 stems left, I need to investigate the reason, I thought that it was unhealthy because of the bugs but sadly the Bellas have no roots at all. If I only knew, I will maybe transfer them to water to roots then replant like what I did to this new botanical gem of mine. She is just three months and looks at the growth, she seems happy and hoping she will stay healthy.

However, as I noticed the variegation of the new stems is reverted to green. Now, I am thinking to cut the green part or maybe I should just let it be until she will become a fully grown plant.

By the way, sorry there is no voice on this video, will soon have a voice next time. hahaha just a little bit shy, English is not my first language.

Thank you for your time, if you would like to make a comment or add some info, please do so. I will be happy and thankful for your efforts. 

Have a great day.

This is my lovely Hoya Kerrii or Hoya Hearts, this is a tropical plant but considered also a succulent plant. Most of this plant was being sold during Valentine's Day and in one single leaf cuttings. Hoya plants or varieties will produce flowers. I did not see the flowers of the Hoya Kerrii but I am hoping soon.

When I got this Hoya Kerrii two years ago, she had five leaves and stemmy. It wasn’t beautiful to look at. So, I made cuttings and I did three cuttings. After a few months, roots coming out and transferred to the soil. I posted on Marketplace and sold them out. I had to cut twice and sold. Yes, I already make money out of this mother plant. They said, they are slow growers, but in my opinion, it really depends on how the plants react because mine, over the years, it grows quadruple, that I had to cut twice.

This year, she’s on rest. I don’t have a plan to cut her lolz!!! It’s her rest year.