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Little purple gems growing in the garden #eggplant #growyourownfood #kitchengardener https://www.instagram.com/p/CD2V9ZOFV97/?igshid=zltju1jyznkv
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kitchengardener replied to your post: PLANT NOMENCLATURE- The Proper use of ...
Well done and obviously a necessary topic to bring up here! I only have one minor point. That is you say “Cultivars cannot be naturally found in the wild”. They cannot be found in the wild, however many cultivars have originated in the wild.
Thank you, and excellent point! It is true that several cultivars originated from a sport found in the wild (as I recall Acer saccharum 'October Glory' came from one tree found in the woods), I just didn't want to include it since the cultivar section/definition was already stuffed to the brim ^^;
kitchengardener replied to your photoset: Lantana shrubs! Word of advice; never ever smell...
I love the fragrance of their foliage though…
The foliage smells?! o-o hmm.... I'll have to give it wiff sometime. It was a long time ago when I smelled some Lantanas so I always though it was the flowers...
kitchengardener replied to your post: it’s my birthday millennium.
Happy Birthday Millenium!
thanks. i get to wear a tiara to class.
kitchengardener replied to your post: kitchengardener replied to your post: fuck my...
As you know, it takes so much discipline to eat healthy these days. When those around you aren’t as mindful about their diet, it often makes one feel like a paranoid outcast. But we will be better off for striving for a cleaner diet.;)
Yeah absolutely! Partially why I have given in to processed foods these past several days. It's definitely alienating, but very worthwhile, and I don't expect others to understand where I'm coming from. :p
kitchengardener replied to your post: fuck my life i just had two tacos and decided to...
Also, don’t forget that most corn is GMO too. We’re all pretty much fucked when we have any processed food
Ah I know.. I'm seriously so careful with what I put into this body too, but it's one of those careless nights where I lose track of myself. & I need to keep in mind that just because something is "vegan" does not mean it is healthy. back to eating the fruits and veggies
kitchengardener replied to your post: Jade Plant care pagelet for beginners
Sounds good & thorough. Although I have a jade plant that I have been growing for 20 yrs and I grow it in Pro-Mix HP in a smallish pot for its size. I think you can grow them in peat based mixes, you just have to allow the plant to dry thoroughly.
20 Years?! Nice! I hope to keep my Jade plant living for that long if not longer =D and yes I agree, allowing their soil to completely dry out is key.
I'm glad that the info is nice and thorough. You'see I'm going to be giving a brownthumb friend a Jade plant so she asked me to make a caresheet for her once I give her the plant =) I haven't gotten in contact with her a while (sounded like some things came up) but she still has dibs on one of my bigger Jade plants lol.
So I guess I'll be printing the caresheet then since it's good enough~ XP