I don't know what the white stuff is---but it looks like it is alive. Should be interesting to see what transpires. We have a plant called "mother-in-law's tongue" that produces something similar each spring, then it goes away. Not sure what it is---maybe part of the plant's annual cycle.
Thanks for your meaningful comments on my blog, Kelli---I had a beard once and could do that again, but right now the hair project is center stage. Hope you guys are havin' a great week!
clint, interesting indeed! and thank YOU for the thoughtful comments!=)
jane, will do.
cosmic, i think so too.
sasha, looks like i may have a pet moth in the house soon!=)
bitt, i think you're right!=) we had silkworm moths in our class and they did something similar. funny to think that things been pooping in my plant! hey, it's fertilizing it!=)
Weird but cool! Did you find out what is yet? A wormie or something? One time (last year) I spotted a naughty green worm on one of our indoor plants. He'd been chomping away undetected for a while until I caught him. Silly worm.
spring is filled with lovely and interesting things:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet, beautiful giveaway!
ReplyDelete(And in the near future...I'll definitely be fermenting and sharing!)
I don't know what the white stuff is---but it looks like it is alive. Should be interesting to see what transpires. We have a plant called "mother-in-law's tongue" that produces something similar each spring, then it goes away. Not sure what it is---maybe part of the plant's annual cycle.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your meaningful comments on my blog, Kelli---I had a beard once and could do that again, but right now the hair project is center stage. Hope you guys are havin' a great week!
ahhh, ummm, no idea. Let us know what it does.
ReplyDeleteinteresting developements there for sure(could well be a lovely caterpilliar,Kelli:)!
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Wow that looks like an interesting find.
ReplyDeleteI think the caterpillar is spinning a cocoon. if I remember my 2nd grade caterpillar education correctly. :-) exciting!
ReplyDeletemelissa, that it is!=)
ReplyDeletems. a, looking forward to it!
clint, interesting indeed! and thank YOU for the thoughtful comments!=)
jane, will do.
cosmic, i think so too.
sasha, looks like i may have a pet moth in the house soon!=)
bitt, i think you're right!=) we had silkworm moths in our class and they did something similar. funny to think that things been pooping in my plant! hey, it's fertilizing it!=)
Pretty cool--did you touch it??
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Weird but cool! Did you find out what is yet? A wormie or something? One time (last year) I spotted a naughty green worm on one of our indoor plants. He'd been chomping away undetected for a while until I caught him. Silly worm.
ReplyDeletestill not sure. my mom says it's probably some type of grub in the pupa stage. we'll see!
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