u/Hemunac

Hey everyone, in dire need i am hoping reddit will be my saving light.

We have a adonissi and deliciosa which are several years old. Due to certain reasons we moved them to the basement over winter and adonissi lost all of its leaves while deliciosa is still doing okay, but not as lushful as she was.

My question is is there a way to save them? I saw a lot of people cutting stems and putting them in water to grow roots and then just potting them.

They weren't in direct sunlight, i would even say they weren't getting a lot of light from the lightbulbs. Sooo, i know its an issue but will they be fine if we move them back where they were doing fine.

PS: i know pictures would be more helpful but i will try to edit the post later when i get off work.

PS2: the other plants seem to be just fine while getting the same treatment.

So basically, throw your ideas on how to save these pour souls and be gentle on me being an idiot for letting this happen.

Rome 2 question

hello everyone, i recently got that Rome itch again and wanted to play a bit. but some thinga are bugging me.

1.do we need to hold a whole edict to actually be economically growing and earning some.money?

2.is there like a best ratio for number of armies compared to number of settlements so they dont eat up too much money.

3.how is it possible that with lets say Cornelia house i start off and have no issues conquering almost the whole map. but with lets say sparta i cant actually hold the starting edict. other factions just descend upon me much quicker or are the units quite week.?

the gameplay logic seems a bit different than rome 1. so if you guys have suggestions for, well lets face it, a newbie to rome 2 please share them.

5.what faction has the best infantry, cavalry? i guess rome is an all rounder. but what other factions seem fun to play?

Monstera deliciosa and Monstera adonissi