u/ALR26
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Planted this beauty from a baby offshoot in May and stuck it on my balcony for the summer. I also have 15 offshoots that fell off and several that rooted in other pots nearby. 😍🌱
u/ALR26 — 24 days ago
Dolly Parton 360° Radio on Pandora
I’m listening to Dolly Parton 360° Radio on Pandora.
u/ALR26 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/Siri
I’m so glad Tim Cook is retiring, albeit 5 years too late. Siri was shit on and neglected by his stewardship at the helm. Good riddance, Tim, and don’t come back.
reddit.comu/ALR26 — 2 months ago
▲ 36 r/houseplants
🤞I hope my 100+ plants survive being piled up in the living room for a couple days while I’m having my garden room painted. 🙏
u/ALR26 — 4 months ago
▲ 24 r/Outdoors
Papilio glaucus sipping nectar (and pollinating) the Hesperis matronalis
u/ALR26 — 4 months ago
▲ 2 r/AcidHouse
22 years since the release of Dessous: Erotic Moments in House Volume 3 introduced me to “BGB - Com forca (This is The Life) feat. Nate Bova”
youtube.comu/ALR26 — 5 months ago
▲ 2 r/philodendron
Is it normal for a Philodendron Narrow to produce flowers every time a new leaf emerges? See comment
I think my Narrow is just a big happy plant and decides to put out a new leaf monthly now. Sometimes there is 3 or 4 flowers with a new leaf, and I usually cut them off hoping to direct energy towards the new leaf instead. My Ring of Fire and Golden Crocodile does not flower with every new leaf nor do they grow this fast.
u/ALR26 — 5 months ago