Good morning 🌞 I have a couple of batches of soup that I need to get rid of. Is it safe to flush it all down the toilet? Thank you!

So I've spent hours and hours reading and exploring and researching etc.. but I cannot find a good or even decent video to follow for the life of me... I'm a very visual / Hands-On learner, so I think that would help me best. unless... somebody's willing to hold my hand while walking me through each step (LOL)! So is there one that anybody can recommend that is super easy to follow? Like a" dumb it down for beginners, type of thing LOL? It would be so appreciated!! Thank you in advance 💚

Hi everyone 🌻

So my father passed away in 2022, and ever since then, I see the number 420 everywhere... Every day... Every night. I know what some of y'all are thinking... "420... DUH"... But it's not that, I feel there is some type of spiritual meaning behind it, because it's literally EVERYWHERE... So much that it can't just be coincidence... I see 4:20AM as well as 4:20PM, daily, without fail. I also see it on license plates, receipts, mathematical equations, in phone numbers, pretty much anything that has numbers of some sort in/on it. And it only started happening very shortly after I lost my dad and I'm 39 years old so its not just "my favorite number"or something like that. Also I'm not out here looking for it... It almost just jumps out at me and MAKES SURE I notice it... Even when I'm asleep... I'll wake up at 4:20am... Or 4:19, glance over at the clock, and it will change to 4:20 two seconds later. I just want to know if there's a meaning behind the number (besides the obvious), if so what is it? Does it have anything to do with my dad? I'd appreciate it very much if someone can shed some kind of light on this for me... Thanks so much! 🤗.... And please, I don't need any unnecessary/rude comments on the matter just because of the "regular" meaning behind it...

Again, thank you all so much!

HELP! I started with 8 good-sized San Pedro cuttings, but I'm down to 3 after losing 5 to black, mushy rot.

Here’s what happened:

I had them drying out on a shelf in my shed for a few months and they were doing GREAT! (I chose the shed because I was told no sunlight + a long dry time is best).

Eventually, 1 rotted in the shed. In a panic, I moved the remaining 7 to my garage for a week.

Needing to keep them away from my pets, I then moved them to a bedroom closet. Over the month after leaving the shed, is when the other 4 turned black and mushy.

** I live in Florida, so high humidity is definitely a major factor.**

​Questions:

Where/how long should I store these last 3/future cuttings to safely dry them without losing them to moisture?

​Is dark-stretching/drying for months actually a good practice, or did the FL humidity just catch up with them?

Someone suggested slicing them, using a food dehydrator, then vacuum-sealing. Is that a solid method?

Where can I find reliable, step-by-step guides to learn the proper prep process?

I know, I have lots of questions 😏... But, I REALLY appreciate any tips or suggestions from you all—thank you!