Jusqu'où peut monter un Kalanchoe Daigremontiana ?
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Jusqu'où peut monter un Kalanchoe Daigremontiana ?

Bonjour, la commu, :)

Une amie m'avait offert des pousses de Kalanchoe Daigremontiana, qui ont grandi et grossi, et que j'ai ensuite séparées dans différents pots.

Elles sont aujourd'hui très belles, et produisent plein de petites plantules (qui se détachent des feuilles, tombent, prennent racine... Bref, belle plante très prolifique ! J'en offre beaucoup autour de moi.

Mais les quatre principales que j'ai grandissent, grandissent (j'ai mis des tuteurs), et je ne trouve pas très joli ces longues tiges interminables et filiformes. :/

Ma question : est-ce qu'il y a un moyen de freiner leur hauteur et de faire plutôt prospérer la base ?
Quelqu'un m'a dit de l'étêter à mi-hauteur, mais je trouve ça un peu barbare...

Merci de vos conseils ! ;)

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u/La_Mandra — 16 days ago

About content blockers

Hello again,

I have a question, after having read the guide. In the menu “Appealing a Shadowban,” why is it recommended to turn off content blockers when submitting an appeal ?
Thank you for your explanations.

And good luck to everyone.

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u/La_Mandra — 1 month ago

🔥 The Comb-crested Jacana (Irediparra gallinacea)

This bird is present in southeastern Borneo and the Philippines, Sulawesi, the Moluccas, the Lesser Sunda Islands, New Guinea, and northern and eastern Australia.
It lives in freshwater bodies with enough aquatic vegetation (water lilies or water hyacinths) to form a floating mat.
Indeed, it is capable of walking on the floating vegetation of tropical freshwater bodies. With very long legs and very large toes, it is reputed to be the bird in the world with the largest “feet” relative to its body size.

u/La_Mandra — 2 months ago

Ceiba pentandra, the giant kapok tree

Ceiba pentandra, known as the kapok tree, Fromager, cottonwood, Ceiba... is a giant tree of the Malvaceae family, that can grow up to 40 meters tall (or even 50 meters in Southeast Asia or 60 meters in Africa). It produces a rot-resistant plant fiber.

During the Classic Period (300–900), the kapok tree was considered a highly sacred tree by the Maya, under the name Yaxche. It symbolized the axis of the world, the axis mundi.

u/La_Mandra — 2 months ago
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This little pink flamingo

...learning how to find food by watching how its parents do it.

u/La_Mandra — 3 months ago

🔥 A Jaguarundi (Herpailurus yagouaroundi)

A highly adaptable species, this low-slung feline inhabits a wide range of environments from southern North America through Central and South America. It’s also known as the “otter cat” for its uncanny resemblance to the animal. The jaguarundi is very vocal : This cat has up to 13 distinct calls ranging from purring to whistling and chattering. It dines on a variety of prey including small mammals like armadillos, reptiles, birds, and even fish.

^(Photo : diegograndi, iStock - Credit : American Museum of Natural History)

u/La_Mandra — 3 months ago

Chute de cheveux et... canicule ?

Bonjour, la commu,
Ici F 65, antécédents sans rapport, pas de traitement spécifique, à part Venlafaxine en traitement de fond.

Je constate une chute de cheveux inhabituelle, fréquente en automne, ce qui ne m'inquiète pas, mais là, en plein été... si !
Dès que je me peigne, j'ai une poignée de tifs dans la main. :/

Je ne maltraite pas mes cheveux ni mon scalp, je porte un chapeau ou une casquette en plein soleil...

J'aimerais savoir si vous constatez ça aussi en ce moment, si ça pourrait être dû aux fortes chaleurs, par exemple... ou si je dois signaler ça à mon généraliste et chercher d'où ça peut venir.

Merci de vos avis ! :) Et bonne journée...

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u/La_Mandra — 3 months ago
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🔥 Elena Wuest (German b.1977), Still Water Ritual, 2026, oil on canvas. [910 x 1063]

u/La_Mandra — 3 months ago

Hygrocybe Firma, photo by Charlie Chadwick

Hygrocybe firma is a mushroom whose very small, red spore-bearing bodies appear in Tasmanian forests in the fall. It has a biotrophic relationship with the surrounding vegetation: its mycelium lives inside plant roots or in close contact with them. Its red color stands out against the green hues of the forest, creating striking color compositions.

u/La_Mandra — 3 months ago

The hooves of newborn foals are covered with eponychium (a rubbery substance) to prevent injury to the mother during pregnancy.

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John Anster Fitzgerald - Fairies looking through a gothic arch (c.1864). [1122 x 748]

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Girls, meet Tavi Castro, a professional freediver, stuntman, and underwater filmmaker. His freediving expeditions are filmed at sea with orcas, whales, sharks, and dolphins. Perso, I feel like I have Dory’s eyes... 🐠

u/La_Mandra — 3 months ago

Is this wall lizard in the cool pot refreshing ?

I thought this wall lizard was cooling off in the pot of my little rose bush. But actually, maybe it’s laying eggs...
The answer in a few weeks. ^^

(Sorry about the photo quality, it’s just a phone)

u/La_Mandra — 4 months ago