u/AppleNo7287

Hi! I bought a dragon fruit in the supermarket and tried to grow it from the seeds just for fun. Five survived. I have no clue how to grow them properly. Could you help please?

1. Do I need to separate them to different pots?

2. They have a very thin stem before the main one. Do I cover it with soil?

3. What soil mix i need for them?

And just a link to a good source to study to keep them alive. I'm in Ireland, so they will be indoor plants, I assume. I have an aerogarden if they need more light.

Thank you!

Super happy they survived and even fruiting!

My husband eats everything, and he is very bad at expressing his likes and dislikes regarding food. I might occasionally find out he actually doesn't like little spring rolls I was adding to his bento, or there was too much rice, or the beef was too dry some day. But he never clearly expresses that on the day I cooked the food which is annoying because how can I improve without feedback. So I vibe coded an app for him to rate the ingredients of his bento. It's not public, just showing :)

A YouTube blogger ProtoCivilization (language Rus, location Latam) says he bought this head from the same person who found tridactyls. He says, the 'head' doesn't have a body to it.

He has streamed cleaning process, and will continue on Saturday. Here he shows the inside: https://www.youtube.com/live/5pfMM9TQKzo?t=4524&is=xpPBXz5o7piQfJDi (starting 1:15:25)

Here is some close up cleaning with the brush: https://www.youtube.com/live/7OBTnHTS7OQ?t=4249&is=YxMubo8CArlv7b1U

He does not insist that it's an alien or something, but is trying to find clear evidence of tampering, given that it allegedly comes from the same source as tridactyls. So far, he says he hasn't found any, but is ready to break it open to demonstrate if he has clear signs that it's some cat's spine wrapped into chicken skin.

I assume we have members here who can clearly explain if it's some unknown reptile species, a dry fish on a stick or papier mache.

He has CT scans, Xrays and so on, and is ready to send it to doctors, you can contact him in Telegram or email, contacts are in the video description. Not sure if I am allowed to publish them here. Edit: Says he hasn't yet published them because he has just got them, these streams were today and yesterday.

I was trying to find the items that are from the same category. I added 10 of the same item to cover the minimum order and then was adding one by one other items from the cart to see if the tax has changed.

And then Temu kindly showed me the items from the same category.

I wish I could see their road map somewhere to know what other features they are going to implement to help us buy their cheap stuff.

Hi! My first tomatoes, and I had to leave them unattended for a while. I also didnt know about the suckers and started removing them too late. Now I realised that all my tomatoes have 4+ suckers that are big, fat and with flowers. They are right above the ground.

Should I cut them now (I kinda feel bad, some even have small tomatoes already), or should I just leave them alone at this point?

I tried to draw a scheme of my tomatoes because it's difficult to understand the photos, but not sure if it made it easier.

Thanks!

Location: Ireland.

Trying to vary it as much as possible, but it's difficult.

I bought it a few years ago, and somehow it manager to survive. It still was in it's original store bought container. I try to soak it in water with orchid food once a week for like 10 minutes.

The roots look like this: they feel soft, dry and like dried out. Two initial leaves got soft and wrinkly, but there is a new leaf and one new root.

It has 3 flowers now. Should i do anything with the roots now or should I wait? If I need to remove the bad roots, how do I know which ones are okay to keep and which should be removed? What else should I do?

My first orchid and I am clueless. Thank you!

Hi! When I was a kid, we gave those to chickens.

I am not very interested in eating them since cooking doesnt really change the taste, so was wondering if I take the peas out and let them dry, would it work for the next year seeds? Or they had to be on the plant and not harvested at this stage for that?

Thanks!

Hi! This raspberry has been sitting there for a couple of months, so not a transplant shock. It was doing fine but I noticed yesterday that it is drying out. What's wrong with it? 🙏

Location: Ireland.

Raspberry: Valentina.

So it was growing fine with huge leaves and little cucumbers, then it got sick with these dry yellow spots. Internet said that I need to spray with some diluted oxygen peroxide. It seemed to be recovering and developed new small healthy leaves and then one day I woke up and it was like this, all leaves wilted. I washed the roots, changed water, also soaked in some peroxide infusion according to Internet advice, but it is not getting better and I assume it wont. Any idea of the cause of death and advice on how to keep the next one alive? https://imgur.com/a/SJaGc3T. Thank you!