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Caring for Your Plants in Unnatural Environments?

Posted by Cliff on from the most-cubes-are-drab-yours-doesn't-have-to-be dept.

spoier asks: "Like many other hi-tech workers, I spend most of my days in a mostly dark cube, with only the tiniest sliver of daylight visible off in the distance over the rat maze. I would really like to have some plants around me to make this environment a little more habitable, does anyone know of plants that will thrive under these very low-light conditions?"

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  1. Mushrooms. by Unknown+Poltroon · · Score: 3, Funny

    No, not that kind you stoner.

    Now remember mods, theres trolling, then theres HUMOR. THe above is an example of HUMOR. Understand?

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  2. Mushrooms .... by RabidMonkey · · Score: 4, Funny

    and other fungi. They grow especially well in large corporate envrionments - they're normally laden with bullshit ...

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  3. Obvious by flikx · · Score: 3, Funny

    Has anyone mentioned MUSHROOMS?

    Oh.. darn.

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  4. Plastic Ones! by Steve+Cox · · Score: 3, Funny

    Though plastic ones tend not to thrive, but rather remain constant (until some jerk starts pulling bits off of them).