The phrase 'pet plant' is not correct and usable in written English.
It is a colloquial term and would not be appropriate in formal or academic language. If you mean to refer to a plant kept as an indoor pet or companion, you would need to use a phrase such as "houseplant pet" or "indoor companion plant". For example, "My daughter loves taking care of her houseplant pet - they even have a name!".
Other inventions included a motorbike-taxi driver who constantly missed opportunities to snag customers, an incompetent security-guard duo nicknamed "Anxious and Sleepy," a bumbling genie trainee, and a man with a pet plant.
As the genus includes the geneticists' pet plant A. thaliana L., plenty of molecular tools are available also for its relatives [e.g., the recent release of the A. lyrata genome, [ 42]], making the genus ideal for studying polyploid evolution.
Rosenplantz and Gildenfern, my two favorite pet plants, looked like Jack and the beanstalk.
And not quite like how they treat pets, plants, or computers.
Another alternative, he said, is to treat the pond or swampy area with a "biorational" insecticide that will kill mosquito larvae while leaving pets, plants and people unharmed.
They insist that, unlike babies, partners, or pets, plants are easy; the usual sump of worry and responsibility, the constant questioning ("Do I want you? Do I like you? Will I kill you?"), doesn't apply with peace lilies, cheese plants, and bonsai.
Rising levels of affluence mean that many millions are now able to buy coveted items like rare pets, plants and animals thought to have medicinal benefits, and food items or decorative wood that were once the purview of the privileged few.
Four things everyone loves: porn, pets, plants and pizza.
[NSFW] A New Show Explores the "4 P's of Internet": Porn, Pets, Plants and Pizza.
[NSFW] A New Show Explores the '4Ps': Porn, Pets, Plants, and Pizza.
[NSFW] A New Show Explores the "4P": Porn, Pets, Plants and Pizza.
