who has seen one of these?

when i firt saw this, i thought it might be from outer space. called "Love lies bleeding" -(aint it the truth?)..

aka Chenille plant. love em. i can't pass one without molesting it.

dannyboy602 said:

aka Chenille plant. love em. i can't pass one without molesting it.

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please describe the fragrance! I can picture you doing just that danny lol!

I've never seen that b4! Looks interesting!

there's a dwarf chenille also. great groundcover.

they are annuals. i just cut off a few of the tassels, as this is the seed. they like full sun. no odor, that i can tell.

they are perinnials here

Looks nice for planting in drawing room , but really seen this type of plant for first time,does it has any type o fragnance i wanna know??

Simonner said:

Looks nice for planting in drawing room , but really seen this type of plant for first time,does it has any type o fragnance i wanna know??

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Count on tons of the pretties falling to the floor daily.

i have some at my mothers, its beautiful

absolutly no smell from any of mine...

Thats a beautiful plant never seen such plant before But it is looking so great Where do we find it and can we use it as indoor plant or not ? please tell me names of some more indoor plants for my room i shall be thankful to you

The seeds are edible if I remember correctly, its an amaranth. They are beautiful.

ive had some get huge, no smell on mine either, just looks badass. plus cats love them

We have some of that out at the Golf course i work at....was wondering what it was...thanx for the post!!

rocky97 said:

Thats a beautiful plant never seen such plant before But it is looking so great Where do we find it and can we use it as indoor plant or not ? please tell me names of some more indoor plants for my room i shall be thankful to you

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I have over wintered my chenille indoors and it is def not a good environment for them. They need a good amount of sun and humidity, which is obviously lacking indoors.

Here is a list of very good performing indoor plants..

Schefflera (umbrella plant)
Ficus
Norfolk Pine
Cordyline
Corn Plant (mass cane)
Mother in laws tongue
spider plants
philodendron
peace lilly

Those are a few reliable indoor species.

PS - Chenille have no odor

Airplane plant. Wandering Jew.

I have a 30 year old aloe vera plant. They love indoors.

The fruit(?) looks a lot like sumac. Same color and texture, anyways.