Image 1 — Ceaco 1500 pieces, “Puuriosity”, art by Steve Sundram really loved the picture, but the finer details on the puzzle were blurry and difficult to make out. The chandelier was actually a burden lol
Image 2 — Ceaco 1500 pieces, “Puuriosity”, art by Steve Sundram really loved the picture, but the finer details on the puzzle were blurry and difficult to make out. The chandelier was actually a burden lol
Image 3 — Ceaco 1500 pieces, “Puuriosity”, art by Steve Sundram really loved the picture, but the finer details on the puzzle were blurry and difficult to make out. The chandelier was actually a burden lol
Image 4 — Ceaco 1500 pieces, “Puuriosity”, art by Steve Sundram really loved the picture, but the finer details on the puzzle were blurry and difficult to make out. The chandelier was actually a burden lol
Image 5 — Ceaco 1500 pieces, “Puuriosity”, art by Steve Sundram really loved the picture, but the finer details on the puzzle were blurry and difficult to make out. The chandelier was actually a burden lol
Image 6 — Ceaco 1500 pieces, “Puuriosity”, art by Steve Sundram really loved the picture, but the finer details on the puzzle were blurry and difficult to make out. The chandelier was actually a burden lol
Image 7 — Ceaco 1500 pieces, “Puuriosity”, art by Steve Sundram really loved the picture, but the finer details on the puzzle were blurry and difficult to make out. The chandelier was actually a burden lol
Image 8 — Ceaco 1500 pieces, “Puuriosity”, art by Steve Sundram really loved the picture, but the finer details on the puzzle were blurry and difficult to make out. The chandelier was actually a burden lol
Image 9 — Ceaco 1500 pieces, “Puuriosity”, art by Steve Sundram really loved the picture, but the finer details on the puzzle were blurry and difficult to make out. The chandelier was actually a burden lol
Image 10 — Ceaco 1500 pieces, “Puuriosity”, art by Steve Sundram really loved the picture, but the finer details on the puzzle were blurry and difficult to make out. The chandelier was actually a burden lol
Image 11 — Ceaco 1500 pieces, “Puuriosity”, art by Steve Sundram really loved the picture, but the finer details on the puzzle were blurry and difficult to make out. The chandelier was actually a burden lol
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Ceaco 1500 pieces, “Puuriosity”, art by Steve Sundram really loved the picture, but the finer details on the puzzle were blurry and difficult to make out. The chandelier was actually a burden lol

I’d encourage anyone to do a puzzle they love the picture of, but this one would best be kept at a smaller piece could. The pieces themselves were a little flimsy but in good condition, but some details were just SO BLURRY.

u/FerretSupremacist — 8 days ago

Can anyone tell me what’s going on with my zucchinis? I think whatever this is killed my cucumbers as well. zone 7a south west West Virginia, outdoor garden

So the first pictures are what’s on my zucchini, and the next is the leaves and the (1!!!) zucchini my 3 plants have produced so far. You can see on one plant the cluster of new growth/flowers/leaves is way off from what it should look like. The next pictures are my cucumbers, they just started to get bad and die and that’s when I really noticed those white spots. The roots are healthy as can be tbh. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. (The rest automod made me add haha) It sits in an outdoor bed and only gets a few hours of “direct” sun, but has dappled sun all day for the rest of the time (my massive oak provides quite a bit of shade). I’ve never had an issue with my zucchinis there before this year. They get watered basically when it rains or when the bed is dry and dusty, I try to keep it watered consistently and will sometimes use a calcium supplement (Rot Stop for the win)

u/FerretSupremacist — 3 months ago
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Can anyone tell me what this weird white stuff is on my zucchini? It was on my cucumber and I believe it’s what killed it- zone 7a south west West Virginia

So the first pictures are what’s on my zucchini, and the next is the leaves and the (1!!!) zucchini my 3 plants have produced so far. You can see on one plant the cluster of new growth/flowers/leaves is way off from what it should look like. The next pictures are my cucumbers, they just started to get bad and die and that’s when I really noticed those white spots. The roots are healthy as can be tbh. Any ideas? Thanks in advance

u/FerretSupremacist — 3 months ago
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Say hi to this funny fella I got jump scared with last night

Turned my head and was face to face with a gnome

u/FerretSupremacist — 3 months ago
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So how long does your all’s little old men take to ripen?

Saw this out of the corner of my eye and it about scared THE LIFE out of me. So, what gnomes and weirdos yall growing this year?

u/FerretSupremacist — 3 months ago

Anyone know who this lil guy is? South west West Virginia, seems to love and carry all kinds of pollen! Zone 7a

Seems to be a pollinator from all the pollen he was gathering and already carrying on his body, but looked like some typa fly? He’s on a bait crop so unless he’s dangerous or invasive imma leave him be I guess?

u/FerretSupremacist — 4 months ago

Anyone k know who this lol guy is, south west West Virginia

Seems to gather pollen and be having the time of his life. If he’s a pest he’s on my bait plants which is great, if he’s dangerous I can kill on sight next time any feedback would be great

u/FerretSupremacist — 4 months ago
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Who’s this lil fella absolutely lost in the sauce on one of my wildflowers? South east West Virginia, zone 7a

Craziest lil dude I ever saw and seems to LOVE pollen. If they’re invasive or dangerous he’ll have to go, otherwise I plant bait crops specifically for pest bugs so he can get him a meal and then make like a tree and fuck off. Crazy colors tho, huh?

u/FerretSupremacist — 4 months ago

Found these guys in my tomato and beans bed, have raised bed soil and manure in there, any ideas? Southwest wv, zone 7a

We make our own compost every year, using the basics- yard clipping, cardboard, kitchen leaving etc. this is our first year using manure in our compost and beds, I’ve never seen these before so maybe related? There’s a video in the comments, than you can

u/FerretSupremacist — 5 months ago

Comparing the most difficult part of my last puzzle and my next puzzle

  1. Last puzzle- wtf puzzles 1000 pieces “horsing around” absolutely EXCELLENT quality
  2. Better pic of the WTFpuzzle
    3.The hardest part of the puzzle
  3. My next puzzle (haven’t started) Kodak 1000 pieces, “rainbow superfoods” my first gradient puzzle (got it at dollar tree for $3!)
  4. & 6. What (who!) I anticipate being the hardest part of the next puzzle

His name is Dexter and we found him at the side of the road, he was dumped and absolutely distraught. Screaming, crying, running after us, and starving. We live in a very rural area and a popular dump spot. So I guess I have a new cat. 🙄😂

u/FerretSupremacist — 5 months ago

Probably the most repetitive puzzle I’ve ever done! Thrifted and I’ve never heard of this company?•magic human collection• 500 pieces• “tiger family and magical garden mosaic style puzzle•

No wrist info on the box I could find, only the 4th puzzle I’ve ever found in 2-3 years at my local thrift store!

u/FerretSupremacist — 5 months ago