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    Well, here I go again with a new Mind Your Own Business in a small pot. Compost just moist, not too wet, kept away from heat and the plant is clearly dying. And yet outdoors it thrives in the smallest cracks and loves damp, cool spots.

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    That’s what my house plants end up looking like,outside plants can survive because of rain & air drying/drainage no water logging. I just googled it but most the info I read was that it’s a difficult weed if it gets in your lawn or borders
    • “In borders and other parts of the garden, mind-your-own-business should be eradicated as thoroughly as possible by burying it deeply with mulch or hoeing it off repeatedly in dry weather”
    https://www.rhs.org.uk/weeds/mind-your-own-business
    Location : Essex

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      Well almost a month on and it's no better, in fact worse. The soil is moist (as it likes it outdoors) so absolutely no idea why Click image for larger version  Name:	IMG_20230402_104820.jpg Views:	0 Size:	331.7 KB ID:	2560542
      Last edited by Marb67; 02-04-2023, 10:40 AM.

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      • #4
        Well, it's completely died, Another to tick off the mysterious plant death list despite following advice. And yet they grow perfectly well in the garden in the same conditions.
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        • #5
          I got another plant from the garden, kept moist in pot away from sun and yet again..............
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          • #6
            Aaaaaaaand another one bites the dust 😞 why oh why oh why does it thrive outside so easily and yet as soon as its over the threshold of my house door it's doomed.
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            • #7
              Maybe it’s telling you “leave me in the garden” in a plant way of communication?
              Location : Essex

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              • #8
                But they sell mind your own business as houseplants in the garden centre.

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