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- Don't invite Lentil
- Ahhh, it's brilliant
- "Yard needs TLC"
- No no no no no
- Smooooth
- You be the judge
- Make us then a mighty host
- Oooh.
- My blue-tarp suburb
- IMPORTANT
- One wheel wheelie mek me wheelie one wheel
- Come in! Come in! Come in! Come in! Come in! Come in!
- (choir of angels)
- Listing listing
- Hide! Hide! The real estate agent is coming!
- Cleans up real good
- Living in Midget Village
- I'm detecting a pattern
- Which definition of "hopefully" are you using here?
- Does it come with a dock? Um... do you want one?
- Adventures in Real Estate
- Pacer!
- Huh?
- When they say "Gothic," they mean "Gothic"
- Pink!
- Take my breath away-ee-ee-ayyy-eee-eee-ayyy-eee-ee...
- JUST MAKING SURE YOU NOTICE
- Have you prepared your speech?
- You'll save on heating bills
- But would you want your daughter to marry one?
- Tip toe
- Load the torpedo tubes
- Naughty chairs!
- We're going to need a bigger tortilla chip.
- (insert sulky "vroom" sound here)
- Toast's ready!
- Kiss and make up
- I think this is how tornados are made
- Australia: fact or fiction?
- Maybe, just maybe, they're covering something up
- No, YOU pick it up.
- Included: oh Lord I hope not
- We're going to need a bigger box.
- Must... resist... "Who let the dogs in" joke...
- Cross-ventiliation is so important.
- Multi-tasking
- Jack wasn't invited
- Have a seat
- So that's what a washer and dryer look like
- I WILL EAT YOUR SOCKS
- For that "briefly not homeless" feeling
- We like sinks.
- Boo
- Address: 2600 Atari Ave.
- Perhaps it's computer-generated?
- I'm really starting to wonder about New Zealand
- Arrrrrgh! Rar! Rrrrrr!
- Dah dah dah-dah, dah DAH dah daaahhhhh
- The mold comes, on little cat feet.
- Actually, it'd be quite weird in New Zealand as well
- candles + roses + TP = romance
- Enviro-house
- Grillin' the George Foreman Grill
- Cousin Itt, dressed for summer
- Alien invasion
- Plaster falling on an open fire...
- Those naughty, naughty cushions
- Hate getting mail? This is the house for you!
- Goat not included
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24 comments:
That looks very much like a Pot plant... there are some hibiscus species that also look like pot. Like you said, this is Holland. It's the cleanest, neatest house you've shown in quiet some time... if this is what having a pot plant does, let every one have one.
No its not. Have a look at this image.
A pot plant has one single stalk where the leaves grow from. This plant has many stalks.
Never having seen an actual living pot plant, I couldn't say it is but given it is totally legal in the Netherlands, why would it be an issue at all?
Cheers
It's pretty hard to tell from the photo. Japanese Maples can look like pot, and it could conceivably be hemp.
Not pot.
Nobody who actually wants to grow pot to smoke would grow it in a little pot next to a window. Pot needs intense direct light and a lot more soil.
It's probably a False Aralia (Dizygotheca elegantissima). My exhusband really liked that kind of plant, and often joked that it should be called a False Arrest. Hah hah. *rolls eyes*
I think it is papyrus. And what François says. Plus: it does stink, so you won't be having it indoors unless you are really growing in a separate room (which IS illegal over here)
That's not marijuana. It doesn't look enough like it and, like francois said, it would not grow in those conditions.
I think it's actually a FEW plants in more than one pot...More for the novelty than the bud, I think.
False Aralia.
It is a type of dwarf bamboo commonly grown as a houseplant.
C.
But lets all pretend that its a pot plant, thats so much more fun. Spoil sports.
It's Holland you say? Then it is definitely pot. No question. Holland wears their wooden shoes on the liberal side.
Hard to tell in the photo. Even Japanese Maple looks a lot like pot.
But I would say no, because even though you can purchase pot in Amsterdam, and buy it from pharmacies for medicinal use, you need to be registered and have a permit to grow it there.
Cannabis is a weed, truly, it will grow ANYWHERE. It's just that most commercial growers force it to grow faster by using grow lights on a 20 hour daylight schedule. But they want the crystals and resin to form on the blossoms, they don't just harvest the leaves.
But that is an adorable flat, in a neat area!
I don't care about the pot plant; I just want to know if kitty on the stairs is included in the purchase price.
I don't know from pot plants, but I did notice that these photos were some of the best I've seen on your blog. Did you notice-toilet lids CLOSED?
Brandy - any home can have up to 7 plants legally (because 8 would just be foolish...) no permit necessary.
But you're right...you have to know what you're doing to get good, smokeable stuff. I hear.
Definately False Aralia, just do an image search. It is a very common house plant. The place is quite lovely, has a cute garden!
Seriously, your readers seem to be experts on what is or is not a pot plant...makes you wonder, doesn't it? ;)
Definitely an aralia. I sold two last week that looked basically the same except that they had black leaves.
Well, if it IS a pot plant, it's got the look of one growing in those conditions, i.e. indoors with less than adequate lighting (for a pot plant), and kind of stringy, but pinched tops to keep it from growing too tall.
Anyway, that's what ... I.. heard....
years ago
In British English (and therefore used by many Europeans who learn British English), a pot plant refers to any plant that is in a pot, aka what Americans would call a "potted plant." I don't know what they would call pot in a pot, though.
That's definitely not a pot plant. Doesn't look anything like it, actually.
Still funny though.
Ooohh, jPod, how I miss it.
No clue about the pot plant, but for fun's sake, let's say it is one!
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