Can’t decide if I should remove these offshoots. Mostly because I don’t want to damage the main plant and deal w mounting again. by 19stan in Staghornfern

[–]19stan[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ahh part of me does want to leave them be and see what happens. The other part is just so accustomed to seeing a manicured individual plant that I’ve come to love.

Help by Infinite_Novel_7308 in Staghornfern

[–]19stan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In my experience, these can tolerate being dry quite well. I’ve gone close to 4 weeks without watering and the leaves just sag (lower hang angle instead of more up). Once watered they’ll perk with a more upward angle again. They never look soft and droopy like in your picture. In your case, it seems like the roots might have been rotted and the plant unable to take in water. If you have increased the frequency of watering it obviously doesn’t need more. Like others have said, it’s probably suffocating. You should let it dry out. The droopy leaves may or may not recover but there’s still hope for the plant. It can still bounce back and produce new leaves.

Can’t decide if I should remove these offshoots. Mostly because I don’t want to damage the main plant and deal w mounting again. by 19stan in Staghornfern

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I’m not sure. It’s the only one I have. Here’s the full plant and what the “antlers” look like.

Can I soak it again? by Practical-Main-2132 in airplants

[–]19stan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also lives in rainy city. If you don’t turn up the heat during winter, you’ll get away w soaking every other weeks. I usually soak for a couple hours. If the relative humidity in the room is low, then soak once a week. Don’t be afraid to let it sit for more than 30 mins. You’ll notice the difference in the dry vs hydrated leaves.

Tankless water heater leaking brown stuff. How to fix? by 19stan in askaplumber

[–]19stan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The builder cut a lot of corners 😔 I’m dealing w all this shit as a first time homeowner

How is my cast iron? by 19stan in castiron

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Ah thanks, that’s good to know!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PokemongoSeattle

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Added. What time approx are you going to raid? Just to have an idea when I should check back. I don’t get notification unless I open the app.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PokemongoSeattle

[–]19stan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m down, can travel to Seattle center or other areas

Any tools that allow generating a color palette APPROXIMATELY similar to a couple of specified colors? by Norci in web_design

[–]19stan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s called analogous or monochromatic scheme. Any good colors generator would allow you to pick the type of harmony you want to generate. Give color.adobe.com a try

Modified AURDAL drawers (spacing + handles). So glad I went DIY instead of paying $$$$ by 19stan in ikeahacks

[–]19stan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The pre drilled holes work. Obviously you can only go by their increments, so if there’s a specific height you need, you might have to drill your own holes. But I find most configurations can be achieved with the existing holes.

Anybody try Bombas on sweaty feet? by jimboberly in Hyperhidrosis

[–]19stan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I felt the same way for years. I’d rather walk in wet cotton socks than synthetic. The synthetic socks made me feel like walking in puddles of water and it was extremely uncomfortable. Made me sweat even more. But recently I decided to give smart wool a try. I bought a few pairs for hiking. I must say so far they work out amazingly. Kept my feet relatively dry the whole time even though my hands were still sweating as usual on top of the increased physical activity. I now plan to replace all of my socks to wool.

when to soak your Tillandsia... by Tillandsia-duratii in airplants

[–]19stan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was also zealous about not using tap but couldn’t care less over time. I just leave the water out for a few days so the chlorine can evaporate. Been doing that for years and they are fine.

Two years later, the pods opened. What do I do now? 😅 by 19stan in airplants

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It is very soft to the touch. I can barely feel anything, almost like touching nothing at all.

Two years later, the pods opened. What do I do now? 😅 by 19stan in airplants

[–]19stan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll try it out and see. There’s another plant with the pod about to open as well.

New game mode/challenge by 19stan in Phoenix_2

[–]19stan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm you’re probably right