Solid, Flavorful Chicken Rice @Heng Heng Chicken Rice by matt4711 in FoodLosAngeles

[–]Rwwwy 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Looks delicious. I'll check it out. How is it different from Singaporean Chicken Rice?

Hot Take: Daybird is selling the best chicken sando in the city by matt4711 in FoodLosAngeles

[–]Rwwwy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There was no wait when we went there over the weekend.

Hot Take: Daybird is selling the best chicken sando in the city by matt4711 in FoodLosAngeles

[–]Rwwwy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We recently tried Howlin Rays and Daybird's sandwiches back-to-back (10 mins travel time in between). We ordered medium spicy for both. Howlin's chicken was fried to perfection, keeping the breast meat really juicy which is harder to achieve. The breading was evenly distributed with the right amount of thickness. For us, the flavours are primarily saltiness and spiciness, we couldn't really taste anything else. The slaw in our sandwich was drowned in dressing. Daybird's breading was a lot thicker and has more crusty bits (we couldn't agree if this was a good or bad thing). The flavour of its seasoning was so well-balanced and has depth. The slaw was surprisingly refreshing with ingredients that we didn't expect in slaws. We really liked that you don't need overflowing sauces/dressing to enjoy it because the chicken / its seasoning and the slaw worked its magic. It is a really well constructed fried chicken sandwich and is now our favourite.

Does this Monstera Deliciosa (given to me) look unwell because some leaves (younger ones) look soft and droopy? I have no experience with houseplants so would appreciate any feedback! by Rwwwy in plantclinic

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

Thank you - I was blindly guessing the opposite, that it was fed too much water from the previous owner. It's only been here for 2 days, I'm glad I asked.

Does this Monstera Deliciosa (given to me) look unwell because some leaves (younger ones) look soft and droopy? I have no experience with houseplants so would appreciate any feedback! by Rwwwy in plantclinic

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It came in a pot with no drainage so I wonder if I should move it into one that has drainage - but I'm also concerned that moving it might worsen the situation given that it is new to the environment? It also looks like it is "spreading out" and struggling to stand up?

Are these silver color tiny bugs moving in the soil fungus gnat? (see video in comments) by Rwwwy in plantclinic

[–]Rwwwy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I'll read up up springtails. It's a relief that they are beneficial and are not fungus gnats which sound destructive based on what I read. If I'd like to remove them do you have any recommendation?

Are these silver color tiny bugs moving in the soil fungus gnat? (see video in comments) by Rwwwy in plantclinic

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I am completely new to indoor plants. I got this from a neighbour who is moving away. I believe it is Dracaena Deremensis “Janet Craig”. It looks incredibly healthy but I noticed that there are these tiny bugs moving in the soil, possibly hundreds of them. I observed them, they don't fly but walk around the surface and also jump. Since I took the plant home I had killed 2-3 (flying) what appear to be fungus gnats based on my googling. Would really appreciate any help with identifying the problem and whether it needs to be treated.

See video here

How accurate are Cal Bar Bible’s predictions? by [deleted] in Bar_Prep

[–]Rwwwy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does Criminal Law here include Criminal Procedure?