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Do you have any plants? I have a cactus.

>> No.11032213

Is that your piss cactus?

>> No.11032216

I had a cactus but it died.

>> No.11032224

>>11032216
I just remembered to give my cactus water after a month and it seems to be doing just fine. You should get a new one and try to keep it alive.

>> No.11032225
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>>11032211
I have mold growing all over in my bathroom, does that count toward anything?

>> No.11032229

I also have a small cactus. One thing I don't understand though: it seems like an even smaller cactus is growing from it. I did not know that my small cactus would make even smaller cacti.

>> No.11032235

>>11032211
wrap your dick around it

>> No.11032243
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I have a palm tree.

>> No.11032251

that's a cute cactus
I want a cute cactus to call my own.

>> No.11032258
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11032258

I want a cactus now, but I have bird.

I like the bird. He's always here with me in my chair.

>> No.11032270

>>11032211
I have a four year old snake plant.

>> No.11032292
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>>11032258
wow how did you afford that!

>> No.11032304
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I got some #420blaze growing next to me.

>> No.11032319

>>11032216
Me too also.

I liked it because I only had to remember to water it like once a month.

But one day I accidentally knocked it off my dresser and it split open into a big goopy mess.

>> No.11032335

>>11032258
I hope you're willing to spend every waking second with that bird of else it's going to kill itself.

Seriously, greys are extremely intelligent and they need a lot of interaction or it's going to start picking until it fucking dies.

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>>11032319
You're lucky that went so well.
WHen I knocked mine over, I went to grab it and stepped on the fucker, making a gooey mess all over the room as I slipped on it and then went ass first into it's remains.

That was a terrible day for me. I don't keep cactus anymore. I do have a decent sized fern in a 25gal. pot in the corner of my room. I water it every few days.

>> No.11032422

>>11032335

you have no idea what you're talking about

>> No.11032436

>>11032422
I know a woman who breeds the damn things and that's what she told me. She had one at her home once she was rehabilitating because it had picked off it's feathers and was starting to pick off its skin. Because it was lonely.

So yeah, I'm pretty sure I have some idea what I'm saying.

>> No.11032445

>>11032436
>it's feathers

er, its feathers

>> No.11032468

>>11032436

>I know a woman who breeds the damn things and that's what she told me.

if this is supposed to be your trustpiece then holy shit

>> No.11032491

big zam is my friend

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>>11032491

>> No.11032521

>>11032468
>parrot breeders are not an authority on parrots

>> No.11032524

Speaking of cacti.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoVa8cWHYqg

>> No.11032530

>>11032524
That poor cactus, fucking normals

>> No.11032536

>>11032521
I also know someone with a gray and frankly their schedule is pretty full. They'll occasionally sit in the room with the parrot and talk to it but it's doing pretty fine. I think it's 14 or something.

>> No.11032545

>>11032521

the crossie shows its true nature

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