Archie #155
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A House Is a Home," Mr. Weatherbee's hopes for a thriving rubber plant hinge on a mysterious new fertilizer called "Jiffy-Gro"—but when Archie's mishap destroys the original, Moose rushes to the flower shop for a replacement. What arrives is a plant so enormous it dwarfs the classroom, leaving Mr. Weatherbee convinced the miracle formula is real. Art by Bob Bolling, with inks by Mario Acquaviva, and a cover by Samm Schwartz.
In "A House Is a Home," Archie panics when Veronica plans a visit to the Andrews house, launching a frantic cleaning spree and convincing his parents to swap their usual clothes for something more presentable. The story captures the timeless teenage anxiety of making a good impression, all in six pages of classic Archie humor.
In "Green Thumb," Mr. Weatherbee’s hopes for a thriving rubber plant hinge on a mysterious new fertilizer called Jiffy-Gro—until Archie’s clumsy hands turn it into a leafy casualty. Sent on a rescue mission, Moose returns with a replacement that’s twice as large as the original, leaving Mr. Weatherbee convinced the plant food is nothing short of miraculous.
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Reprinted in Archie Giant Series Magazine #171 (1970), Life with Archie #H7450 (1973), Archie Comics Digest #2 (1973), Jokebook Comics Digest Annual #12 (1983), Jughead's Double Digest #17 (1993)
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