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We've seen piles of this stuff appear multiple times since the weather's gotten nicer and we could use some help identifying it. submitted by /u/JWolf886 to r/whatisthisthing [link] [comments]

Could someone help identify this random plant that is growing out of my outdoor balcony planter? Thank you! Location: Denmark submitted by /u/kingkongbiingbong to r/whatsthisplant [link] [comments]

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I have an 11 month old puppy that digs in the planters and destroys irrigation, hence the over watering. It does not look like she ate any. I wore gloves, bagged the mushrooms and put them in the garage refrigerator in case she starts to show any symptoms. I appreciate any guidance in identifying these. Thank you. submitted by /u/waz_here to r/mushroomID [link] [comments]

New house is an awesome spanish colonial with the clay shingles and all. We'd love to have a pair of large terracotta planters outside our front door but I'm struggling to find spots locally that have them. If anybody has recommendations I'd greatly appreciate it, especially if it's a local shop and not a big chain but in the end we're open to anything! submitted by /u/BLToaster to r/pittsburgh [link] [comments]

Hi! So i recently got an order to make roughly 50cm tall outdoor planters like the one in the picture below. But i came across a little problem, i don’t know what to glaze them. The client likes the original color and the matte look but i haven’t found fully transparent matte glazes where i usually shop. I’ve thought about making a terra sigillate but that’s too porous for outdoor pots. I would be happy if anyone could give me sugesstions for the glaze as i don’t have muvh experiance in making outdoor planters. Thank you all! Also, i intend to use chamotte clay and first fire it at 1230* to make it frost-proof. submitted by /u/csengobongo888 to r/Pottery [link] [comments]

I sowed the seeds about 2 weeks ago before the last snow fall. I was going to sprinkle more in, now that it looks like we've passed the spring snow risk (right?! I hope 😅) But apparently they were fine with the cold and snow. Anywho, feast your eyes on my spring sprouts!! I have some pea seeds arriving tomorrow, which will be sown this weekend! I'm excited for my spring crops! What is everyone else planting this spring? Let's see pics of your outdoor sprouts! And please suggest any other veggies to plant now. 🌱🫛🥬👩‍🌾 submitted by /u/MerSherl to r/Minnesota_Gardening [link] [comments]

It seems like it probably is, since I can't find a lot of info on it. But im not super familiar with engineered hardwood. To explain, in case this is in fact incredibly dumb: I am renting and probably not in this spot for all that long, so I don't particularly care to invest in my landlord's landscaping, nor am I worried about long term durability. Cheap and impermanent/transportable would be ideal. I'm looking to make small boxes, like a couple feet by a couple feet, not giant garden plots. I was thinking of using 2x2s to build little cubes then cover in sections of the flooring. Cover exposed edges with wood trim. I found 3 boxes of engineered hardwood on hella clearance ($150/box at 26sqft each and I got them for $1/box) so this is the cheapest possible wood available to me for my gardening dreams. I could line them with poly sheeting, trim exposed edges with wood, stain/seal everything once they're done in hopes that would prevent the most excessive of moisture damage. It would literally be cheaper for me to bash out a few boxes with this hardwood than buy shitty plastic planters and would look so much better, but I can't find anyone online whose done the same. Please tell me why this option would be disastrous! submitted by /u/Fun_Crew6342 to r/woodworking [link] [comments]

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I’m looking for large (~36”W) planters that don’t cost a fortune. I’ve already tried some obvious places like IKEA, Target, Home Depot, etc. Thanks! submitted by /u/allcars4me to r/Atlanta [link] [comments]

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I have a couple of questions since it’s my first time making these. 1. Should I use the waterproof coating I posted in the pics to cover it for better weather protection or leave it as it is? 2. How would you guys line it. Would you use plastic at the bottom and then a soil liner or just the soil liner. Dimensions: 5ft by 25 in by 30 inches Made from cedar picket fences, 6ft by 5.5 in and 2x4 lumber for the feet and a couple of 2x2 framing to hold the bottom pickets in place. submitted by /u/GarryIsEvil to r/BeginnerWoodWorking [link] [comments]

I am NOT the Original Poster. That is Itsjustkit15. He posted in r/crowbro Do NOT comment on Original Posts. Latest update is 7 days old. Mood Spoiler: both awesome and frustrating in different ways Original Post: May 21, 2025 Title: Woke up to my crows screaming at me through my window at 5am, was mad but turned out they wanted my help Fast forward to me scaling a fence to wrangle a feisty little cat that was menacing my crows. I feed my crows on my apartment patio, which is about 10 feet off the ground and overlooks an enclosed gravel parking lot for a nearby business. My crows can perch on my fence and see me through my window. This morning at 5:30 am they started absolutely screeching at me through the window, which they have never done before. I just got back from a camping trip so I thought they were mad I had been gone. I went out there to be like, "it is too early to be yelling for snacks!!" Everyone was still screeching and I'm mad cause it's cold and I'm half asleep, so I go to toss the kibble into the parking lot instead of putting it on the railing so they'll move away from my apartment. That's when I see the cat. Like duh, of course they were mad about something. Well the cat didn't look very old and was stuck in the parking area (it's fully fenced in and locked) and obviously a danger to birds. So I got dressed and went to get it. Man, what an adventure. It took me 30 minutes to catch this damn cat. Not because it was scared of me but because it was having way too much fun terrorizing the birds and making me chase it. Plus I had to climb the fence to get it and then climb back over with the cat (I wrapped it tightly in my hoodie). At least there weren't a lot of people out to witness me pspspspspspspspsing and swearing for 30 min in the early hours. My crows followed us around the whole time and kept showing me where the cat was when it would run away so I could go catch it lol. At one point the cat was rolling around on a roof shed and all these birds were perched in the tree above it screaming, and I swear this cat was eating it up. Anyways, I finally managed to get the sneak wrapped in my hoodie and it's now resting safely in my puppies crate until I can find the owner etc. (already working on that part). I have two big dogs and a 560 square foot apartment so kitty is not staying here. Though my older dog is OBSESSED with this cat. She is just laying next to the crate staring at it. I hope my crows are grateful because waking up at 5:30 am, climbing into a locked fenced area, and wrangling a sneaky juvenile cat in order to protect my crows was not on my list of things I wanted to do this morning. Update (Same Post): 1 hour later UPDATE: Kitty is back with owner, an older woman in the neighborhood who told me that kitty, "is an indoor/outdoor cat and she has a lot of freedom." I let her know that I apprehended her because "the birds I regularly feed were very upset/going after the cat" and reminded her that outdoor cats are a danger to birds. Probably won't change anything, but at least I told her. Some of OOP's Comments: Commenter: I'm having a shadenfraude moment and chuckling away over here. Thanks for painting the vivid mental image.... The cat rolling around lapping it up sent me 😂 OOP: I thought in the moment, man this would be a hilarious photo. But I was too mad and preoccupied hahaha. Will post a photo of the offending kitty though once I have a good one. It's in the back corner of the crate resting now. All in all a very cute cat. But a wile one!! Commenter: 😂😂😂 i literally ran out my house and over my neighbour’s fence this morning to save a fledgling starling from a cat (UK, starlings are native)!!! I didn’t even have my bra on! I came running out with my water gun but after getting over the fence I realised it was taller on the other side and I had to walk round the estate (block?) to get back home 😂 fledgling was all good! 😮‍💨 OOP: Yes!!!! Bird rescuers unite! I ran out on my patio in my boxers so can relate 🤣. Yay for you and that fledgling! Commenter: Look at us go!!! I hope we get the opportunity to save many more wee beasts! OOP: We'll be on the look out for sure!! We're like a vigilante team and our uniform is not-dressed-enough-to-be-rescuing-critters. Our crime fighting spans continents and oceans!! (I'm in the US lol). ETA: will be buying a water gun as well so I can be fully prepared! The only acceptable gun for a vigilante crew (or really anyone) to carry regularly. Commenter: What an amazing bond you guys have. You’re so in tune with them and I find that extremely wonderful. OOP: It was pretty cool that they asked for my help! I've been feeding crows for about two years now and I see crows everywhere I go. I feed them whenever I see them/have a snack available and I think many of the crows in the area at least know of me haha. I have two big dogs and live in an apartment so we go on at least three walks a day, which means we're out and about a lot with crow treats. They also come hang out with me on my patio. Crows are so cool! I love them. Commenter: If you have to save it again, tell its owner it was trapped in an area with no escape, food or water, and embellish a bit that you were worried it would DIE where it got stuck and that the birds seemed to be TRYING TO EAT ITS EYES. Maybe a bit of fear for her "outdoor cat" would help it become an indoor cat... OOP: Oh for sure. If I have another encounter with this cat/owner I am hamming up the danger to the cat because she definitely didn't seem concerned about the bird population. I didn't even mention they were crows! I thought an older lady would understand being concerned about little birds being fed, but alas, she was not. Commenter: I wouldn't mean crows. Plenty of stupid people already don't like them. No need to have her meds with them to 'protect' her cat. I would point out you've seen rodent pellets out, and her cat can die from catching/eating a poisoned mouse. OOP: Oh I would not mention the crows as I know that most people don't realize that they are smarter than most pets and have no appreciation (idiots) for their beauty and perfection. I would likely mention eagles, falcons, ospreys etc. as we have tons of much more dangerous predator birds in this area that really could hurt her cat. ETA: the rodent traps/pellets are a good idea! There are plenty of traps around so it would be an honest warning! Crows and OOP's dogs: I was really surprised at first because my crows and dogs tolerate each other really well. I used to live in a home with a fenced in backyard and my crow family trusted my older dog with their fledglings. They would let them bop around in the yard even when my dog was out. I have worked very intentionally though to train my dog not to chase crows and give fledglings their distance. The main things she chases are squirrels and raccoons and the crows, I think, appreciate her for that. Every now and then a crow would startle or move really fast and her natural instincts take over and she jumps up and acts like she's going to chase. But then she catches herself and stops haha. Now I live in a new place and have a new puppy who is learning to be friends with crows too! I usually put my crow snacks in the potted plants on my patio and then also on the railing. The other day my puppy was out on the patio with the crow when it was trying to eat and Gregor (my puppy) kept getting into the planter the crow was going for. So he flew to the other end of the patio, knocked some treats off the railing onto the patio ground, waited for Gregor to notice and come bumbling over, and then went and got the planter treats while puppy was distracted. Genius. Now I put all their treats on the railing so my silly puppy doesn't steal them. But the short version is, my dogs and crows get along great! My crows regularly fly down right next to my dogs to get treats. My puppy alerted me to a nearby crow today before I even noticed and it was only a couple feet away on the ground. OOP pays the dog tax here Update Post: May 25, 2025 (4 days later) Title: Update: Saved my crows from a cat now I'm famous with all the local crows. A couple days ago I posted a story about my crows asking for help dealing with a menacing cat. I handled the situation with poise and definitely did not rip the seat of my pants on a chainlink fence. You can read the original post here, https://www.reddit.com/r/crowbro/s/9DtaimSuKc. Everywhere I go lately crows show up and say hi. Driving my car? They swoop down in front of my windshield. They fly by my window. Walking my dogs? They follow us and hang out on nearby perches when we stop. Drove 20 minutes to my parent's house? A murder of 20 was waiting for me in the trees and it really did sound like they were talking about me. Within a couple minutes there were 50 😂. My main bro? Says hi to me every chance he gets. He's the one who alerted me to the cat in the first place. I've never named him because it feels weird to name a wild thing, he probably already has a name! But maybe I should call him something. Open to suggestions. He makes this crazy "whah whah" sound I've never heard another crow make. It's pretty fun being famous with my city crows. I bop around town a lot, so I'm making lots of new crow friends. It's very cool how they can tell each other about someone. I feel like the local crow hero and I'm down for it. Does your murder need protecting? Be there in a min. Some of OOP's Comments: Commenter: Maybe that "Whah, Whah" sound is your new name in Crow Speak. OOP: Shut up, I'm crying. Here's a sound clip of him. Commenter: I've never heard a crow make that sound :0 sounds almost like a ringtone OOP: It's insane! The first time I heard it I was like, "wtf was that?" And then I watched the sound come out of his beak and was even more like, "WTF WAS THAT??" Commenter: Wallow is what I hear from your video, and I think that’s a super cool name for a crowbro Also congrats on your celebrity status. I wonder if other crows will recruit you for side quests now? OOP: I actually love Wallow. Side quests are my jam, I am 100% open for recruitment for any crow needs. Commenter: That sounds a little like “wah-woah” - it could also be him trying to say “hello”. …do you ever say “hello” to him? OOP: I do! But he did not learn it from me. He made that sound at me a couple times after our first interaction and I don't say hello in any tones that sound like his. Very possible he learned it from someone else or is copying people he's heard and used it with me to say hello. That's what makes sense to me and was my initial thought the first time I heard him say it. Commenter: The flex I need, you have. I wanna be a crow bro. OOP: You've got this! I've started from 0 with feeding crows twice now because I had to move suddenly and left my original murder behind. What works best for me is to go on a walk around town with a bag of peanuts. Every single time I hear or see a crow (whether I think they have seen me or not) I toss out some peanuts. The first couple walks you may not get any to come down at all. Don't give up! Patience and continuity are key. When you have your first crow come down for peanuts, then you can start putting out peanuts at home. They will follow you and find your home and then they will visit your home. In my experience, going to them first works much better than waiting for them to come to you. They want to see they can trust you and that you'll make an effort before they'll try peanuts you left out at home. What if those are poisoned?? What if it's a trap?? Also for the first several weeks keep your eyes and face averted. They don't want you to make eye contact until you've got an established relationship. But when you get there, so good! Nothing like looking a crow in the eyes and it looking right back at you. Commenter: This makes me want to be famous with crows. Think about the possibilities! I would travel the country just making friends with crows in every city, become a legend. You should do that. Let’s raise an army, start a cult, etc. 😂 OOP: Yesssss Crow Cult has such a good ring to it. Murder Posse? So many options. But really, I do make every effort to befriend crows everywhere I go. I once backtracked on a bike ride so I could open a bag of chips two crows were trying to peck a whole in. Dumped out the crisps for them, threw away the bag. Win win! Commenter: I recently read somewhere (I can't find the original post) that this sound if I remember correctly is actually a new trend that has very quickly spread across the country for crows. I wish I could find the original post I seen about this it was incredibly interesting. OOP: Oh wow! That would be so cool. If you do find it send it my way. I wonder if its purpose is connecting with humans. They're like, "Hey, try this new slang with humans! They fucking shit their pants over it! So many treats!" Commenter: My niece is convinced that Crows remember every misdeed against them and every loving gesture. She will be thrilled by this story! OOP: But they do!! It's been scientifically proven. Show her this study if she hasn't seen it yet. They have to keep changing the number of years because the crows just keep remembering. There's no telling how long they'll remember because now it's clear that they communicate about people to other crows and their offspring, so grudges span generations. Basically, fuck around and find out. Commenter: If I may ask, how did you come by the knowledge of concealing your face and averting your eyes during the first few weeks? If it was merely by intuition, or close observation, I think I may need to hang you with the title of "The Crow Whisperer". OOP: Ok this is so random. But it was a combination of intuition and the movie Nope. Not making eye contact with a wild creature is a key aspect of that movie (based on real evidence from nature) and when I was interacting with my crows I realized that they did not like it when I looked directly at them. So I just tried not looking at them and they would let me get so much closer. I built up trust with them by watching them from a distance or inside my house/apartment. They mind that less. Then slowly looking at them from the corner of my eye (they know you're watching them). Sometimes it takes months, but if you really give it a go and are slow and patient the reward is fantastic. One more comment from OOP: Hijacking the top comment to link this post of another crow making the same noise! This comment might be right! Gonna look for an article now. Mini Update Post 2: May 27, 2025 (2 days later) Title: Wag Wah and his mate saying a close hello, also making sure the other crows know I've been claimed Video available for view in the post link Here's my main bro, calling him Wah Wah and Wallow after everyone gave suggestions for his nickname, and his mate. Mate is in the tree on the left and Wallow is hanging out on the right supervising. See my post history if you want more backstory. While I was out on my walk with my dogs today, just before the tree hellos, a different crow came along with a treat in its beak and showed it off to me like, "hey you got treats? I like them, you could feed me too!" Unfortunately I did not have any crow treats with me at the time. Slacking, I know. As soon as I started talking to this crow, Wallow comes out of nowhere and tackles them, knocks them on their back, and just lays into them. The other crow was fine, flew away a second later. I have to say I cracked up. Not the first time Wallow has kept crows away from me, but usually he's only territorial about my patio. Seems like he's upping the anti. 😂 Once the other crow was dealt with, Wallow and his mate flew in and perched on these two trees within feet of me. The video is not zoomed in, they were both within an arms reach, the closest they have chosen to get yet. We had a nice little chat and then my dogs and I went on our way. After promising further treats at home of course. The second part of the video is Wallow on my porch strutting around on the railing. He just had his treats and is feeling pretty good about himself for claiming his territory. I've been wondering why I only get one or two crows on my patio for a hot minute. Definitely confirmed it today that Wallow is keeping them away 😆. He and his mate are the only ones allowed, and he only brings his mate when he's feeling it. Update Post 3: June 2, 2025 (5 days later, 12 from OG post) Title: update: THE CAT IS BACK. This time my crowbro helped me catch her. TLDR: I saved my crows from a cat and became the neighborhood crow hero. Got my second call for duty today 🫡. Same fucking cat. So I was on a walk with my dogs this morning when I hear a crow alarm going off in one of the trees ahead. I bustled my dogs along to see what was up, because if I can help obviously I'm going to. Bro was flapping around this tree screeching about something, which is when I realized it was my guy, Wallow. I looked up in the branches to see what was going on and it's that damn cat again. All I had with me was my wallet so I tried throwing it at her to get her to come down. I'm not afraid to climb a tree (really I will climb a tree for fun) but this one would be difficult and it's on the grounds of a middle school. The last thing I need is to embarrass myself by falling out of a tree next to a middle school I walk by every day. Well I missed a bunch with my wallet and she didn't give a shit so, time to reconsider. At first I thought it might be a different cat because it was wearing a different color collar and there have been signs up for a lost cat that looks similar. So I ran back to the local dog store (just up the street) to see if I could find the "Lost Cat" sign I had seen before. The sign was gone. Thus, I figured little miss kitty had to be a repeat offender. I took my dogs home and went back out to check on the cat situation. Figured I might as well see if there was anything I could do. My bro (wah wah or Wallow is his nickname but I mostly just say "hey friend" to him), was sitting on the roof of the middle school a ways away keeping on eye on things. I couldn't see the cat anymore so I circled the tree looking for it, but no such luck. I thought maybe she had left already so I turned to leave and that's when Wallow came flying down from his perch all fluffed up ready to go talons out. Kitty was just hiding further up where I couldn't see her. He got this cat so good she ran out of the tree terrified and I was able to grab her. So now I have a sidekick (Wallow not the cat). Sally is the cat's name and she has a new collar with her owners phone number on it. I carried her back to my apartment in the embarrassing ass hanging free position that Wallow enjoyed so much last time and he divebombed us the whole way back to my apartment shrieking swear words at Sally. She was definitely scared. Wallow got extra kibble today as a thank you for the assist. And Sally's owner got a voicemail explaining how her cat was in danger from large predatory birds that kept divebombing her (wouldn't tell her they were crows in a million years) and that she may want to reconsider having her cat outdoors. Cat's in jail (my puppy's crate) for now. She definitely remembered me and I think wanted to be saved? Because there were a lot of birds harassing her in that tree. Not just crows haha. And yet again I have dealt with little miss Sally before even having my first cup of coffee. So I'm gonna go do that while I wait for a callback from Sally's owner. Some of OOP's Comments: OOP explains: I'm not trapping her pet. The cat was in danger, my crow literally knocked it out of a tree and the cat came running straight for me and willingly jumped into my arms. I called her owner the second I got her to safety and have already arranged for her to be picked up. ETA: I ham up the anti-cat in this story because it's for the crowbros. Obviously little miss Sally's safety is important to me as well and I only embarrassed her for a little while Commenter: I hope the embarrassment of having your cat handed back a second time + a scared cat will put some sense in the owner. OOP: One can hope! Doubtful though she texted me back asking me to just let the cat out because she just got out of surgery and can't pick her up. I made sure to be very clear that she was knocked out of a tree by a large bird and was then divebombed repeatedly, but she didn't respond to that part. I felt so awful but I don't know where she lives and felt it would be too weird to ask, so Sally is out and about again. Owner is expecting her and said she would keep an eye out. She's an elderly lady who I guess just doesn't see a problem with having an indoor/outdoor cat. I'll probably have repeated run ins with Sally now. I put her owner's number in my phone lol. Commenter: What a terrible update. Should’ve just let it “out” to a shelter without the collar. OOP: She's a little old lady who just got out of surgery. I'm not going to go against her request for her cat. It's not illegal to have outdoor cats but I'm guessing it is illegal to intentionally make it more difficult for someone to get their animal back. Did my best with a shitty situation 🤷🏼. Commenter: But you can bring the cat to a non-kill shelter to get the cat out of a shitty situation. OOP: And they will literally call the number on the collar and give the cat back to her owner. Commenter (downvoted): A) Don't have to bring the collar. B) That would still get the point across to them, hopefully getting a call from a shelter would make thing realize "I'm being stupid" OOP: I may be a bit of a vigilante, but I'm not committing fraud. Taking her collar off and pretending I just found her on the street and don't know the owner potentially resulting in the cat not going home to an owner who is at least taking steps to keep an eye on her and is also a little old lady is a level I will not stoop to. submitted by /u/LucyAriaRose to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

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Many people enthusiastically bring home a pretty houseplant for the first time, and proceed to water it every day to keep it happy. While understandable, you're setting yourself for heartbreak and frustration. It is natural to assume that the one thing we know we have to do to plants should be done often, and the more often the better, but root rot is usually not fixable and will slowly kill your lovely plant. Underwatering, on the other hand, can be fixed very easily. As a rule of a thumb, once a week is perfect for most plants. Missing the outdoors and ending up with about 60 houseplants through a year of lockdown, I have learned that majority of them prefer to be left to their own devices. Here is a rather conclusive guide working for vast majority of widely available plants: give them a sunny spot. Seems obvious, but we might be tempted to place them for aesthetics out of sun. There are plants that don't mind (ferns are the best example), but most do. Give them sun or grow light. Remember that more sun makes them dry up more often (so on a sunny window sill, water once every 5 days, in a shadowy corner, once every week) once every 2 weeks, take a soft cloth, slightly wet, and clean the leaves. Dust sets on them as well, and it makes it harder for them to undertake photosynthesis properly. It is also a rather soothing activity. Everyone wins. get a plant food. They are usually cheap and you can also make your own, and they can make your plant grow like crazy. Don't overfertilise tho - about once every 3 months enough. Too much fertiliser is a thing, and it can burn them. Don't fertilise in the winter. ⚠️ on the topic of eating, many houseplants are toxic to pets if ingested. If you have pets, particularly playful ones, make sure to research ahead to avoid trouble! Don't rush to repot. I know you want to put them in these cute pots you got, but keep them in nursery pots for at least a month. Many plants experience environmental change shock between you taking them from the store and bringing them home, so don't make it harder for them, they will thank you with many happy years in those sweet pots of yours. speaking of pots, always have drainage. Try not to put plants straight into a decorative pot without drainage - get a bigger planter and put it in with nursery pot and tray. chop of leaves that go yellow - they won't go green again, and the plant is wasting resources on it. if cactuses or succulents, you still have to water them, albeit rarely. Many people recommend cactuses as the most beginner houseplants, but you can absolutely kill both cactuses and succulents, and not only as a beginner (I'll be the first one to admit I've killed a few). But even if they do not die on you, they will not look as lush as when bought in few months unless quite a lot of care is given. If you really want an unkillable plant, get a pothos or peace lily. They both droop when thirsty (so they give you a clear indication as to when to water them), have a lovely chunky foliage, are quite cheap and very sturdy. Another great ones are snake plants. Most cactuses and succulents would go on 4th and 5th place on the "hardest to kill" list. your plant may experience a bit of a shock after about half a year since you bought it, as the fertiliser given in store usually runs out around that time. Don't panic, it is not dying, just give it a little love and plant food and it will be happy again. Follow these and you should be just fine for the majority of plants. Houseplanrs are awesome decorations that can light up any place, and more than you think are extremely low maintenance. It is a nice hobby for the soul, and don't stress if you kill one, happens to everyone every now and then. Some species are drama queens, and some specimen of no-fuss plants are ungrateful bastards. That being said, most will comply, because they want to be alive just as much as you want them alive. Here is a little guide on what to expect from common low maintenance species. Good luck! 💚 submitted by /u/encouragemintx to r/LifeProTips [link] [comments]

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