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tulisan dari pikiran yang numpang mampir. Fauziah NR.

[ergos]

[jinndesu]

But the rain never ceased.

[jun-hug]

I drew cats from stardew valley :D

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[iambrillyant]

“the beauty in being heard without over explaining yourself, the clarity in being seen without overexposing yourself, the intimacy in being met exactly where you are, for who you currently are and who you are becoming.”

— iambrillyant

[k-eke]

Partners  💪 🐱

[k-eke]

Drawing for work.                                     Drawing for yourself.

[vixvigil]

turns out i simply cannot handle things or situations

[mmcoconut]

The scene where I proposed to Shane!

I went to the beach and then straight to Joja, follower him to the saloon, watched him drink beer for hours and waited for him to come out…Anyways I wanted to pay tribute to my fav game this year, I can’t believe how invested I was..

[snuffysbox]

a rare comic ft. my stardew farmer and Shane being Mature Adults™ about this whole love-thing.

[nerdinaction]

Our precious sad chicken man. Must protecc shane

[sallolomafy]

Nervous boi™

[muchinery]

So i started playing stardew valley

[plants-grand-shitposting]

1. Peperomia polybotrya ‘Raindrop’

so, this specie looks really similar to pilea peperomioides but turns out they’re totally not related, different care needs and all that. pretty cool it has really nice, deep green and shiny leaves in teardrop/raindrop shape. my plant has one of them splitted, what a beautiful weirdo. you can see that one leaf also has a discoloration, it was rather healthy overall but i have cut it anyway because i was kinda worried.

2. Peperomia albovittata ‘Piccola banda’

at first i thought it was P. caperata bc it’s kinda hard to identify it from all this variety of species

3. Peperomia verticillata ‘Red log’

it has really beautiful red leaf undersides. im kinda scared to even touch it cuz it’s really fragile

so, all of them are from Piperaceae (pieprzowate) family and come from tropical regions of South&Central America. i’m not 100% sure but ive read that P.albovittata is from Peru and verticillata is a pal from Bolivia! but they also said that they need full sun so i’m gonna take it with a grain of salt.  there’s A LOT of peperomia species, around 1 fucking thousand but only few of them are available for sale. that doesn’t mean that there’s not much to choose from because they have a whole lot of different varieties

care stuff:

people say that they’re very easy to grow but they’re actually kinda tricky

lighting: peperomias prefer indirect light, full sun can damage their leaves. so, bright spot with in.light or a partly-shaded place

watering&temperature: watering these guys is kinda problematic. let them dry out between waterings, don’t overwater but keep in mind that although peperomias are succulents, they’re tropical ones so they shouldn’t be treated like succs growing on deserts or steppes, don’t let them suffer in drought. you can just water them once a week in the summer. they like it warm all year round (don’t tolerate cold) and prefer humidity but you shouldn’t mist them

feeding: feed your fellas once a month, dilute 2x less than recommended

[sheltiechicago]

Ass kicking cactus

[islamic-art-and-quotes]

“We usually think that ease prepares us for hardship. But I think sometimes hardship prepares us for ease. Because ease is often the hardest test.”

— Yasmin Mogahed

[nerdinaction]

Sometimes i just want to be gone. I’m tired yes so tired.

[thestrawberrynight]

all I need now is to be in the greenhouse, grow my plants, taking care of flowers, work with herbs, breath the fresh air and enjoy the warm weather

[siirimaria]