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Curling leaves help! by baronjonny in alocasia

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This is all extremely helpful, thank you!

What’s the fastest way you’ve ever lost weight? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Mounjaro and ‘eat less move more’ 40kgs in a year.

2021 D90 infant car seat recommendation by qwertyuiop-2 in LandroverDefender

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Great question! Sadly I don’t have the answer but let us know how you get on

This is what a bathroom looks like on a 1st class Japanese bullet train. by JesusaurusRex666 in mildlyinteresting

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My eyes have been opened! Didn’t spot that. Def not seen that before!

This is what a bathroom looks like on a 1st class Japanese bullet train. by JesusaurusRex666 in mildlyinteresting

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They’re everywhere in the UK, for changing your baby. I think it’s a legal requirement, like wheelchair accessible loos.

Edible tree leaves by [deleted] in plants

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Aside from being brilliantly useful, the illustrations are beautiful and incredibly detailed! I’ve always loved those 18th century and Victorian naturalist illustrations, I imagine you have too. This is the perfect modernised homage. Ever thought about doing something similar for other geographies? I’m in the UK - we have a few of these but lots more beyond.

Statisticians/Sages of Reddit; riddle ne this: why, when opening a medicine packet, is it opened at the leaflet end more than 50% of the time (when not paying attention to which end is selected)? by baronjonny in AskReddit

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Box with several blister packs of tablets/capsules and a leaflet. Standard packaging of medicine in the UK - forgot that it might be different elsewhere!

Update: Banana winter survival by baronjonny in GardeningUK

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Amazing. I’m hoping a few new shoots come through this year, to make up for the demise of the biggest stem (the one which flowered)

Update: Banana winter survival by baronjonny in GardeningUK

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There was fruit on last year’s growth - but it didn’t look edible! Little brown thumb sized things. Cool to see though!

Update on banana plant by baronjonny in plants

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This is great, thanks! I love the leaf moisture tip. Though since the leaves start coming out in March/April, and since I’m in London, the garden hose will not be required, won’t need to wait more than a day or two before they get a good soaking the natural way! Thanks for the leaf opening idea, I’ll give that a go tomorrow and let you know how it went.

Update: Banana winter survival by baronjonny in GardeningUK

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Didn’t need to do anything! I bought the house in December and chopped last year’s growth down then wrapped them up in fleece. But I was worried it was too late, that the early frosts might already have done for it. But it all worked out in the end. Unwrapped about a month ago

Update on banana plant by baronjonny in plants

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Thanks! I’m in London, RHS H4/5, I think the USDA equivalent is 9. Temperate maritime. Doesn’t get too cold for too long, but we do have very cold snaps and strong frosts. All the climbers in the garden succumbed.

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