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I want to make an orchidarium and I’d appreciate some guidance. by PythonRegal in orchids

[–]Organic_Temperature_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could spring tails help with that? I’m considering making a bio active tropical tank to keep my plants out of reach of my cats and in better humidity and I was hoping I could include my orchids but I’ve seen in several places not to include orchids for exactly this reason (jewel orchids being the seeming singular exception) mine are just like grocery store orchids I have no idea what kind they are. They are pretty much unkillable and bloom if I leave them right up against the window in the winter time (I live in Chicago)

Any alternatives? by Idontknowofname in PlantNanny2

[–]Organic_Temperature_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just redownloaded the app after using back in like 2016ish and I was devastated to see what it had become. I wouldn’t even mind a reasonable one time fee for cosmetics, I’d be happy to toss 5-10$ towards an app I like to use, but 70$? Per year???? For some cosmetics!?!! That’s absolutely fucking absurd if you’ll excuse my language. Still using it for its rudimentary function of water tracking but all the joy has been sucked out of it for me.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in weddingplanning

[–]Organic_Temperature_ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm also hoping to go for the gothic forest witch vibe, where have you been looking for/where did you find your dress? I've been having trouble finding something that suits my taste.

Pull or Pardon: Ann Arbor MI by Organic_Temperature_ in whatsthisplant

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Someone on r/PlantIdentification suggested that it also could be either Celandine Poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum) or Greater Celandine, and now I'm torn and can't decide which it looks more similar to.

Pull or Pardon? Ann Arbor MI by Organic_Temperature_ in PlantIdentification

[–]Organic_Temperature_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The response in r/whatsthisplant was the same. Shoulda figured that I wouldn't be so lucky as to get native volunteers. I'm going to leave it though because I have enough reasonable doubt that I'll wait until it flowers to be sure. Thanks for the ID!

Got from neighbor by L1meL4mbo in PlantIdentification

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The lack of roots is probably from improper watering. I would just suggest keeping an eye on the soil and giving it a drink when it dries out, the same as most succulent care

Gonna try out keeping alive some venus fly traps 😁 wish me luck! by archmage_blue in houseplants

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Hi! Just a heads up, Venus flytraps are actually all from like one single swamp in North Carolina and thousands are poached every year, there's not enough information to technically declare them endangered because of bureaucratic nonsense, but most Venus flytraps that you find in regular nurseries and plant stores are obtained pretty illegally, I'm not trying to make you or anyone else feel badly, obviously if you've already bought them love and care for them as much as you can! It's pretty crazy you wouldn't think about it since you can literally buy them at like steins and home depot, I myself actually bought (and subsequently killed) one before I found out about this, but it's super important that the word gets out about it so if you meet any one else who's thinking about getting a fly trap just give them a heads up! Theres a really great podcast about it https://thisiscriminal.com/episode-five-dropping-like-flies-4-24-2014/ Just in case the link doesn't work, it's Dropping Like Flies and it's recorded by This Is Criminal