I am ashamed to say that this plant is the only one that has lasted any time. Annabel gave it to me on the first anniversary of Mum’s death, she is so thoughtful. It had flowers when it arrived but none since, I’m not surprised since it has survived on neglect for nearly 4 years. Home at the moment is in the front room which is L’s temporary bedroom and it’s filled with furniture and other displaced items. Dust and debris don’t seem to be doing it any damage, I must wipe down the leaves and I think L pours the odd bit of water into the pot now and again. Does anyone know how to get it to flower again?
This is my contribution to week 7 of Nature in the Home at little green shed. Joining in with Lou.
Regeneration 
This is a hardy wee bugger of a plant. Dust the leaves down with a damp cloth, cut off the dead ones and water it regularly. It will flower again. x
I live in hope, x
Didn’t mum used to use a bit of milk in water to do plant leaves? Glad F is holding up
lovely leaves! good luck with the blooming!
i have no tips i’m afraid but will cross my fingers that is blooms for you!
i will keep my fingers crossed too – thanks for popping over to my blog x
Nice to see you too. X