
u/Key-Albatross-774

When I worked at a plant nursery
Hi, I recently joined the sub but I wanted to share this video of the monarch migration from when I worked at a native plant nursery. Super cool experience to see so many!
Compost aquariums are the new big thing in Japan, people are going nuts for them
Update on the really small chrysalis
Small individual as expected but overall looks healthy, where I live they dont have to migrate so she should be fine
Smallest chrysalis I've seen
Hope this guy makes it
3 healthy females emerged today, good job girls
I'm the FOV undercover cop AMA
Just got high with the weed I stole from a lesbian couple, so feel free to ask anything
Interesting behaviour
My caterpillars have several tall plants around the milkweed to choose and make the chrysalis but idk why they love to do it specifically in this scabiosa, the plant is 3 meters away so no idea the reasoning behind
Is this what I think it's is?
These guys showed up on my butterfly weed yesterday. They appear to be monarch larvae but they're only like 3/8 inch long. Where did they come from? Aren't they kind of late?
Help! My tree is bleeding.
This tree is less than 4 years old and right after when we first planted it, a cat scratched the Southwest side. This is a schumered Oak in south east Texas. Fast forward a few years and the is terrible damage from hot sun on the scratch. I have wrapped the tree, but it bleeding through the wrap. What do I do?
I have heard of lime paint, but many say not. The tree has a constant highway of small black ants. Idk if that is related. Any advice will be greatly appreciated. I just dont trust the suggestions from ChatGPT or even the internet. It there a tree guru out there?