Imagine if we taught our young femme presenting loved ones that this was an artist's depiction of hair growing through our skin, showing that it is beautiful, not vile.
Did you give them a constant source of fresh air? Most people assume their home's AC/heating system will be enough, and they're very wrong. Try having a small oscillating fan on them, not only do plants need more air blown on them than you think, but the physical action of the air blowing them around acts as a type of exercise for the plants, helping them regrow stronger the same way exercise helps humans.
I've tried the skewer method to keep track of watering but no luck. Put them by the window, bought a fancy light, watch the temperature, make sure they're in an area with good airflow.
If it had beaten the three people who were actually helpful it would have been great. But noooooo. Everyone was providing actual answers instead of being snarky. What's up, Imgur?
SeriouslyWhosDownvotingThis
Post more stuff!!!
danrrpalade
Thanks, you are doing a great job as well.
MileysVirus
Oh shit whatup flowers
circlebreaker
I wonder if they taste good?
prosper020
“OUT”
SaguaroSun
Imagine if we taught our young femme presenting loved ones that this was an artist's depiction of hair growing through our skin, showing that it is beautiful, not vile.
yinkum326
There’s an allegory here
natemandoo
very Farcry new dawn vibe
AsABiologistWhoIsNotFunAtParties
If you're into that sort of thing I recommend a youtube channel called "Crime Pays but Botany Doesn't".
Munchman347
What's their primary pollinator, bats?'...
Freeasabird2015
I'm guessing, wind and insects.
xmsbeanx
I wonder what kind they are? I'm thinking they could possibly survive my "brown thumb" if they survive in the desert! :D
ANALOG2DIGITAL
Beeplant and desert scorpionweed.
Jaimelee
I had to upvote "brown thumb" heehee
bigk001
Yes, thank you, God.
[Neptune the water god]
landisfloatingrock
For now.
gizmoat14
One can only try, damned or not
RhymingEverything
lmao, ominous like an evil villain
hafftrak
But I can live and breathe and see the sun in wintertime
Angyliqueone
Went looking for this. Well done!
Crazyaussiecanadian
In a big country,
PajamaStripes
PLANTS CAN DO THIS BUT CAN'T LAST 2 MONTHS IN MY NICE WARM HOUSE WITH ALL THE WATER AND LIGHT THEY COULD NEED.
CitrusyGarlic
Did you give them a constant source of fresh air? Most people assume their home's AC/heating system will be enough, and they're very wrong. Try having a small oscillating fan on them, not only do plants need more air blown on them than you think, but the physical action of the air blowing them around acts as a type of exercise for the plants, helping them regrow stronger the same way exercise helps humans.
WoopDeFrickenDoo
I used to be like this, then I went to the libarry and got some plant books and now I am one with the plants.
TheyDontKnowAndYouCantTellEm
Black thumb. I've got one too. Overwater, underwater, who tf knows.
CitrusyGarlic
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PajamaStripes
I've tried the skewer method to keep track of watering but no luck. Put them by the window, bought a fancy light, watch the temperature, make sure they're in an area with good airflow.
ojijocoyote
Where is that?
DickFlanagan
In a big country
SoiledFool
Pretty sure that’s the Curse-Rotted Greatwood boss arena.
FuckThemIfTheyCantTakeAJoke
On the ground…in the desert
Grindell
From a big country
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Polymathena
Heard tell it was the Atacama, several years ago
duhqueenmoki
no, it's Utah apparently https://www.instagram.com/p/CTVBrQ5tUgQ/?igshid=ZWQ3ODFjY2VlOQ==
youcancallmesusanifitmakesyouhappy
That is def not new mexico
OffStageSpring9
Old Mexico?
ForeverMunching
The desert
nemesisx00
Snooj
Three replies and none of them are "The desert". I'm losing faith in this website.
LittleMattea
Utah is the desert
iDrawStuff
Well, I *WAS* going to reply "The desert." But then I saw your comment so I don't know what to do now.
Snooj
If it had beaten the three people who were actually helpful it would have been great. But noooooo. Everyone was providing actual answers instead of being snarky. What's up, Imgur?
thrashingcows
ThePunnyGuy
That was also going to be my comment and now I am also at this crossroads with you
thatwoodguy
Something something on a horse with no name.
firlefranz
'Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain…
cocainerabbit
shallaa laaaa la lalala la la laaaa la
firlefranz
https://www.weisshaus.de/media/image/78/56/59/horse_with_no_name_bourbon_whiskey_45_vol_50l_a5006898_600x600.jpg
duhqueenmoki
It's Utah, according to reverse image search https://www.instagram.com/p/CTVBrQ5tUgQ/?igshid=ZWQ3ODFjY2VlOQ==
Nizlee
No mountains in Utah look like that, and the west desert is salt
RunsWithScizrs
I've explored Utah for years now. As soon as I saw the pic, my first thought was, 'That's in Utah'. Hanksville, Utah specifically looks like this.
duhqueenmoki
I dunno man, I've been to some places in Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and California that all look similar to this :/
duhqueenmoki
it's cuz excessive rain can make the sand compact and then crack like this. Anyway, you can look it up yourself, it's hanksville Utah
RunsWithScizrs
Lol, I posted above your comment how this specifically looks like Hanksville Utah and then read your comment right after!