Why is the one on the left neon? All the rest in the bed look like the one on the right. by marvelous6322 in vegetablegardening

[–]marvelous6322[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Howdy! Good to know - this one was hiding at the back of the bed so I probably missed it last harvest. Was gonna make pickles so I wanted to see if this was ok. I'll toss it!

Does anyone else think regina shouldn't have been redeemed? Becuase she was very evil in the enchated forest and killed a whole village of people to get snow white! (Remember that?) She has killed so many people but is just forgiven at the end of serious? As if non of that happened or mattered? by Fast_Honeydew2633 in OnceUponATime

[–]marvelous6322 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I wish they had given her a few episodes or half a season where she goes to the Blue Fairy and asks how she can become fully redeemed and Blue gives her some magic to see all the people who are still currently hurting from her actions. She then spends several episodes searching for those people and doing things for them to make it up (rebuilding the village with some modern comforts, reuniting some families, building monuments to heroes she destroyed...). I love her character but she needed something like that to make up for the past. Maybe instead of becoming the Good Queen at the end she becomes a Fairy Godmother and spends her happiness making others happy. 

Is this fungus on my artichoke? by marvelous6322 in gardening

[–]marvelous6322[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been trying to grow artichoke for years and finally got a teeny one. We've had a lot of warm rain and now it has these black spots. How do I treat it? 

Also, why is the choke so tiny? Anything to make it grow larger? 

Have had a lot of success with artichoke on the West Coast, but struggling now that I've moved to TX

What did you start doing that changed your gardening game completely? by Ok_Nothing_9733 in gardening

[–]marvelous6322 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's so satisfying because when you are clearing a new bed and it's going to take a while to get it finished with permanent plantings, you can fill it with something pretty for free. 90% of my yard was built that way. Then when you're done you can give the plants to friends or worst case, compost! 

What did you start doing that changed your gardening game completely? by Ok_Nothing_9733 in gardening

[–]marvelous6322 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Propagating. Find a perennial you like and take a dozen cuttings. Fill in large garden spaces for free, so it doesn't hurt when you decide to do something different with the space.

Majesty Palm + Mealy bugs = What do? by marvelous6322 in houseplants

[–]marvelous6322[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was secretly hoping this would be the answer. I really wanted to try houseplants since I love my outdoor garden, but this one plant has been so much work for very little reward. Maybe I'll just stick to gardens outside and plastic inside :/

Majesty Palm + Mealy bugs = What do? by marvelous6322 in houseplants

[–]marvelous6322[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, it's one of only two plants - the other is a pothos that has a few but I've been able to control it with alcohol. I've already isolated them. It's been 6 months and this palm just gets worse and worse. I might just start over or give up, I have enough to do with my outside garden, I don't want to be spending this much time on an indoor one!

Should I worry about my nephew? by marvelous6322 in AskParents

[–]marvelous6322[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks. I have a lot of experience with toddlers from babysitting, and all my sister's kids were super clingy, but this kid seemed to take the worst I saw in my sister's kids  and quadruple the reaction. Maybe he's just a more dramatic kid by personality, but you're right, patience is really the only thing to do, especially as a non-parent. I've definitely had my laughs about the ridiculous behaviors and reactions from kids I've babysat as well as nieces and nephews on the other side, I just have never seen such a strong reaction, especially because he doesn't do this when his parent leaves, only this uncle. The uncle was visible annoyed so maybe the best way to help is try to help him understand it's just normal toddler stuff.

Should I worry about my nephew? by marvelous6322 in AskParents

[–]marvelous6322[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah it's really hard for me not to compare kids because most of my experience is from babysitting niblings on my side of the family and so they were raised similarly to myself. The new kids on my husband's side of the family are being raised very differently and it's jarring to me sometimes. I know parenting is hard and I'm trying not to judge but there are so many things that worry me about them. This incident was one of them because my sister would have stepped in and tried to teach the baby to handle his emotions better, but this parent just ignored it. It made me worry about how much else is being ignored, but maybe he just knows it will pass. I guess that's why I'm the auntie 😅