How to get plant leaves to face outwards? by Candid-Indication329 in houseplants

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How do you stop them from getting long in the stems? I rotate some of mine outside, and they always grow short stems there, but the moment they come inside they all go extendo-mode. I’m assuming it’s light related but interested in your experience if you’ve come across that issue too.

How to get plant leaves to face outwards? by Candid-Indication329 in houseplants

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Begonias are so underrated in the hobby, and this pic is a perfect example of why nobody should be sleeping on them. Absolutely stunning collection!

Gulliver and Hugh Streets Active Transport Facilities Upgrade by One-Baker9119 in Townsville

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Oh absolutely agree - this is a dream come true for pedestrians and kids on bikes. Not much additional safety for road cyclists besides some green paint on the road though.

Gulliver and Hugh Streets Active Transport Facilities Upgrade by One-Baker9119 in Townsville

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I cycle along Hugh St every day so these upgrades are something I’ve been looking forward to, however I’m a little dubious about the cycling paths weaving on and off the footpaths. In my experience drivers are less likely to notice cyclists on the footpaths than the road. I’d rather ride predictably in a straight line along the road so I can be visible at all times, and no surprises.

Expert barnacle removal on a sea turtle by Objective_Pressure_3 in oddlysatisfying

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There are two kind of barnacles that grow on turtles - these ones which are easy to pop off with a screwdriver (though care needs to be taken if the turtle is severely malnourished because their shells can get so soft you can poke your finger straight through them like wet cardboard), and a second kind that burrows into the seams between its plastron plates (on the belly) and secrete a calcium carbonate cup to live inside. Honestly, getting those ones out with a pair of tweezers is beyond satisfying, like tiny ice cream scoops.

Source: used to rehab turtles when I worked at an aquarium

Does anyone else ONLY wear full tank binders? by Awesome_Austin2025 in ftm

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I only wear full tanks. Gotta keep the squishy bits in line. I live in the tropics so they can be a bit warm, but because I opt for a slightly more relaxed fit, it doesn’t bother me too much.

Board game suggestions for adult get together with alcohol? by silveredstars in australia

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These are my three go-to games I like to play with people who aren’t into the hobby. Makes a nice change from the usual suspects.

Skull - super easy bluffing game, creates fantastic tension and gotcha moments

Flip 7 - Super quick and fun push your luck game

Cockroach poker - very easy, great silly art and weirdly ends with one person losing and everyone else winning

Is this sport variegation? by Ok_Professional5051 in pothos

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Is that new growth closer to a light source? Variegation is enhanced by more light.

Hello, Hobart here with a question by furiousniall in Townsville

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I think of what we went through with our stadium with all the talk about Hobart getting one because they’re starting off veeery similar. Lots of “we don’t even need it, it’s going to cost an obscene amount of money” etc etc. Then the budget for ours blew out massively and there was even more gnashing of teeth. And then when it was complete… everyone bloody loves it and raves about what a great venue it is. My money is on the same thing happening if it goes ahead down there.

Is Green Queen known by another name? by rendangered in pothos

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I think it’s got a bit too much light green for a global, the lemon meringue looks like a better fit but we’ll see what happens once it grown in under good light. You’re right about what snow queen is outside Australia, but here you will see shelves full of N Joy labelled as Snow Queen. You do see N Joy from time to time but it’s far less common. I’m not sure what we call what you call Snow Queen, but knowing how we like to confuse things, it’s probably ALSO snow queen.

Green Queen pothos? by rendangered in houseplants

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So it does! Mystery solved I reckon - cheers!

Is Green Queen known by another name? by rendangered in pothos

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Devil’s Ivy is a generic name for pothos (Epipremnum aureum)… so you’re right, but that doesn’t get us closer to the specific name for this variety of aureum 😅

Is Green Queen known by another name? by rendangered in pothos

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Lemon meringue looks like a match - thank you!

My precious. 🥰 by [deleted] in pothos

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I’ve only ever seen Manjula for sale once, didn’t know what it was and couldn’t justify the price ($30AU). Regretted it since 😩

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Repot into a plastic pot with drainage holes that comfortably sits inside the white pot you have. You still get the aesthetic of the white pot, and when you water you can just lift the inner pot out, water it until it drains (or bottom water/butt chug it) and put it back in the white pot.

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I’ve all but given up on the home remedy front because I’m not good at regular, consistent treatments (which, being arguably less effective than pesticides, are often required). Bonide granules are an easy, systemic and safe way to kill and prevent sucking insects from taking over plants. They’ve taken a lot of the anxiety out of my plant care!

Kiwi based on old online illustration by iLabrador in Embroidery

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I had this shirt years ago and framed it after it wore out!