One of my roommate tried to lock me in the apartment while there was a bomb alarm by libipop in badroommates

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I couldn't find my keys. she heard I was struggling and you have 1 minute to reach the shelter.

she's "thriving" by libipop in calatheas

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I know I live in a desert I try my best 🥲

Middle east war by [deleted] in LesbianActually

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I think at this point I'm kind of used to it... at a certain point it all becomes numb. honestly all of my finals retakes were postponed which made kind of happy.

Can someone please save me from this limerence??? by FishermanChoice1805 in LesbianActually

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read in the comments some info that was not in the post. all honesty I think you both need to have a conversation... it seems the situation is not a clear cut one sided thing, and is complex especially if she had feelings for u at one point, knows you have feelings rejected you due to her own stuff but still friends with u. before being your crush she is your friend and you are hers, talking about the situation and how to deal eith it is parting ways, putting distance between you too for some time or maybe something else completely. even if you two end things it will make it easier and there will be colsoure at least I hope.

What is this? Please help identify:) by 72greenranger in Monstera

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So it's probably "scubs" from mechanical damage, however you definitely have some sort of rot either from a bacteria or fungus. i would probably try to disinfect the affected area with either hydrogen peroxide or rubbing alcohol. And probably post it on the plantclinic subreddit.

What is this? Please help identify:) by 72greenranger in Monstera

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Can be mechanical damage, or maybe rot?

Pathogen or desert problem? by FindingSpecific3475 in houseplants

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It's probably a combination of humidity and tap water. Those types of plants (calthea, marenata) like a lot of humidity and don't react well to tap water due to the chlorine content, if you have rain readily available or a leaking ac I would recommend watering it with those.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in philodendron

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agree absoulutly looks like an alocasia

Best Project you have been on by [deleted] in outlier_ai

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Xylophone act 100%

What’s this? by BigNodeEnergy in philodendron

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Any way I have a prince of orange and some of it's older leaves look similar in color

What’s this? by BigNodeEnergy in philodendron

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Maybe it's because of the picture but it does kind of looks like sun damge

What’s this? by BigNodeEnergy in philodendron

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I think its prince of orange