<p>Can someone please give me the downlow on pots for plants in college?</p>
<p>I’m partial to terra cotta myself</p>
<p>Thanx</p>
<p>lol kinda funny</p>
<p>Good one whoah.</p>
<p>clone threads are a thing of the past.</p>
<p>too old, not funny.</p>
<p>hey, thanks skooliscool, I think most ccer’s like to pride themselves on being original (and not as in copying)</p>
<p>I love(!!!) plants!! I have a palm named Nancy! She’s in a turquoise pot. It’s fun to get one when it’s little, and then watch it grow. Take a pic when you first get it so you can look back at your baby plant and compare to it when it’d bigger :)</p>
<p>I’ve been looking at cactus and succulents as of late. They look awesome.</p>
<p>i’ve personally been looking at growing a little mary jane, you think that might be suspect</p>
<p>You might want to look at the fiberglass or plastic ceramic look pots. They’re lighter and more durable.</p>
<p>Just get a plastic one. Wont hurt as much when your roomie hits you with it, nor will it be too expensive to replace when the pot mysteriously disappears. Of course you can just find someone from Agriculture as your roomie…but then you might be the one doing the hitting.</p>
<p>I personally like plastic. Terra cotta is too heavy and absorbs too much water.</p>
<p>terra cotta looks better than plastic, but I would have to agree that plastic is the clear choice due to its lightness</p>
<p>A girl a couple of doors down from me would sometimes hide her pot in a folded up baggie in her plant pot. During the previous months she had been more obvious about it, keeping it with her stash of Adderall, then among her snacks and candy bin, then buried somewhere in her closet with her beer (because we’re underage), then she decided to get a little clever and jokey and figured out how to hide it using the plant pot conspiciously.</p>
<p>She thought it was funny. I sort of wished she would just stop selling. The plant died, by the way, because she wouldn’t water it, for obvious reasons.</p>