u/anonymousfinancial — reddlx

Does a low maintenance indoor plant with white flower petals exist?

Brand new to plant styling.

Ideally I am trying to find something along the lines of a Cherry Blossom, but I've read those aren't good for indoors.

Keep reading that "Money Trees" are a popular low maintenance houseplant. But if possible I would like to find a plant that has the following characteristics: 👇

* Can grow to at least three feet tall/long

* Low maintenance and doesn't require direct sunlight

* Not toxic

* White colored petals/leaves

and

* Can live several years

So far I've found the N'Joy Photos plant.

But hoping there are a couple more options out there.

Grateful to suggestions

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u/anonymousfinancial — 1 day ago

▲ 6 r/wallstreetbets

A retail investors pilgrimage across the markets: "This is your story"

Many of our journeys started when we were younger, eager, optimistic, but unfortunately very naive to the market and all its "Sin"ful dynamics.

Some examples are: 👇

* Insider trading

* Short Sellers

* Pump and Dump schemes

* and other forms of manipulation and securities fraud.

In spite of the above, one quote that has helped me throughout my investing journey, and more broadly in many aspects of life is

"Live to fight another day."

Stay patient, disciplined, and composed friends.

See you on the other side.

u/anonymousfinancial — 3 days ago

🔥 Hot ▲ 113 r/wallstreetbets

Rite of Passage: The Journey of a Retail Investor

A lot of us have been there.

Stay disciplined and patient friends.

Happy Financial Literacy Month and all the best with your investments.

u/anonymousfinancial — 6 days ago

▲ 17 r/AskBiology

Where do animals go, and what do they do when they are in the active dying phase?

Curious to know when an animal has lived up to its specie's standard life expectancy, and is dying due to natural senescence, what do they do and where do they go?

Some examples that come to mind 👇

* Doves

* Dolphins

* Deer

National Geographic captures them living, but what do they do and where do they go as they begin to fade?

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u/anonymousfinancial — 6 days ago