An abundance of chlorophytum comosum

Here are two other ways of saying abundance: an excessive supply, plenty.

An abundance of chlorophytum comosum!

I took the plantlets with their fine green white green leaves or white green white leaves

Two varieties if you care to look closely.

I gave each their own space in a small pot.

What next?

I left them to be taken by my gate by those who walked past

I offered them to friends

But still there were more so I stood with this handful and was about to put them in the compost bin but by my elbow were three milk bottles I filled one with water and carefully placed the stems pointing down.

I looked and saw and then photographed.

Nature in abundance, in excess, in the form of plenty!

‘A milk bottle of abundance.’

David said this to God: ‘ Have mercy on me , Oh God according to your abundant compassion and abundant faithful love…

‘Waiting in water’.

And Jesus said these words: ‘ The thief comes to steal, to kill, and to destroy; I come that you may have life and that you may have it more abundantly.’

John 10:10

‘Waiting to be placed in the earth.’

Paul then states: ‘ God is able to bless you abundantly with grace, so that in all things at all times, having all you need, you may be abundant in doing good.’

2Corinthisns 9:8

Chlorophytum comosum in abundance.

May we have an abundant life: A desire to see genuine success after mistakes give opportunity to learn, be pleased to share and unphased by change, live lives in Christ abundantly covered in love and grace with a strong desire to see good overcome evil.

Take care,

Sandy 🙂

Ps

This plant has shown its ability to withstand temperatures between 2ºC and 32ºC, 18ºC being its best. High fluoriden in the water can make the tips go brown.