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▲ 78 r/dahlias

Finally blooming season in 4A.

In order I have:

Wannabee, Honeymoon, Dazzle Me, Barefoot, Tartan, Happy Day, Oregon Reign, Patches, Who Me?, Black Satin, and 2 Ryan C from the same plant.

I have a few plants that haven't bloomed quite yet as well.

Glad to be able to share finally.

u/General-Pear-8914 — 2 days ago
▲ 0 r/duluth

Does anyone know who the local ICESUSA representative is? (International Cultural Exchange Services)

Just that. I need to reach out to them to confirm some information regarding possible student placement.

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u/General-Pear-8914 — 19 days ago

Finally repotting this monstrosity. Requesting help for my mexican gigantea.

I made a mix of 6 cups perlite, 2 cups pool filter sand, 1 cup expensive orchid bark, 1/2 cup Canadian peat moss, and 1/2 cup New Zealand peat moss-chopped up.

I've got my pings out of their old, disgusting soil, and I've found 2 little ones that were hiding. I cut off the dried out portion and potted them.

Did I do this right?

u/General-Pear-8914 — 22 days ago
▲ 12 r/Cooking

Chili Crunch/Crisp

I just saw the post from a couple years ago, but it's too old to reply.

So,

I love the Mila brand Chili Crunch, but I can't always justify the cost of shipping it plus the cost of the jar.

I just bought the Momofuku Chili Crunch on Amazon and it might as well be chili oil mud!!! It's like sand or finer.

How do I get my big bold crunch, slight heat, and awesome taste without forking out the big bucks??

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u/General-Pear-8914 — 3 months ago

I usually sell my tubers locally, but I'm wondering if I could try doing some cuttings. My main sale is Saturday the 23rd.. that's barely enough time right?

Note, these totes are stored in a different spot- under a blanket, against the north wall of my stone basement...not in the light all winter.

u/General-Pear-8914 — 4 months ago