Not sure what to do… I am playing sundae currently overtime day 4 and just picked the cherry pie card but I only got flour and cherries but there’s no hob, I can’t cook any pies at all and there’re no alternatives, not sure what to do now as I’m guaranteed to lose :(
Edit: mystery solved, heated buffet can cook! Thought it was only to keep fajitas sizzling :D
Hi all wanna show you guys my process after 2 weeks. Rosemary is dead lol but thyme grew an inch or two! I have been changing the water daily, will keep doing it for longer as you can see there aren’t many roots coming out, only a couple of tinyyyy ones but I’m happy that it’s rooting, fingers crossed I’ll get lots of roots soon!
Bit of background, I’ve had 3 assessments with a right to choose provider across one month and got diagnosed with combined presentation ADHD, then was in queue for a month before I had my initial titration couple days ago, lady gave me the option to pick between elvanse and concerta and I decided to start with elvanse after some research. I totally forgot I had to give her my blood pressure and pulse during the call so basically had to pop to pharmacy for a reading and email her the results afterwards and now just waiting for her to write the prescription. I know I delayed it for myself by a few days but I am so close, haven’t heard back yet but very likely will be able to pick up my meds within the next few days. I am starting on the lowest dose 30mg for a month and I might not feel a drastic difference at the start but I am so excited, been struggling all my life and I really hope after titration I will get my life back together and able to be the best version of myself. Even though this journey is still ongoing I already feel a massive weight off my shoulders and that I was making progress after the diagnose.
The past couple months have been extremely tough, insomnia pretty much most nights from ruminating and my mind going non stop, barely able to get out the house to exercise, eating poorly which caused weight gain and spiralling on the way I look and feel, getting triggered and overwhelmed so easily, dreading socials and conversations with people, constantly on edge and anxious and cycling in and out of really depressive episodes where I couldn’t get out of bed, mind getting distracted all the time and unable to be calm or focused, the list goes on.
I know it will take time to rebuild myself and to turn things around, and I’m really hoping a new healthy and happy chapter is waiting for me. I know it’s also not a magic pill, and that I will need to work towards it as well, but I hope there’ll be a domino effect where improvements on certain aspects will subsequently improve on other things.
I’m already keeping it short and could literally write for pages but will stop here, would love to see if anyone resonates with my feelings and experience pre-meds, and the positive outcomes that meds have changed your lives. I am hopeful and would love to hear some great stories and insights from you all, thank you for reading and happy Sunday. P.S. I have not slept all night and it’s almost 8am fml…
Hi all want to see what people do for their butternut squashes. Do you guys let them spread on ground or have a support system for them to grow upwards? It’s my first time growing butternut squash this year but I tried growing pumpkins with a trellis last year and it was so chaotic, they didn’t have enough space and were too big and heavy to grow on trellis, I will be growing pumpkins on the ground this year instead and let them spread. For courgettes though I like to grow them upwards and tie them to stakes so they look like trees, super space saving and neat, and the fruits don’t touch the ground eventually. How about butternut squashes? Want to see what’s worked well for everyone and the pros and cons of different options, do you guys also put anything under the squashes while growing to prevent touching the ground? One of my pumpkins pollinated and was growing nicely last year then when I flipped it it was rotting underneath
Hi guys, so after being on this subreddit and finding out how great piss is for the compost bin I decided to do the same today, got home and told my bf and he said that it's disgusting and will refuse to eat any crops in the future that uses the compost that I've pissed on. Wtf do I do now?? I've told him that I don't intend on using it this year and that it will all be broken down by the time we use it and there'll be no piss left, he said the idea of it is gross and he won't eat anything that is grown from that compost, I have no idea what to do now as I've already pissed on it. I asked him why are you okay with horse and chicken manure then it's the same thing and he said using human waste is disgusting and not the same etc.
Edit: thank you all, think I will use that compost on a separate patch that only grows produce for myself so it doesn’t go to waste. He doesn’t deserve my piss anyway!
Been trying to propagate rosemary multiple times and they just rot and go black, I tried doing thyme as well directly in soil but they just dried up and died. How long does it take for both to root? I hope it works this time as I found a new way to hold the greens above water so only roots are submerged. Propagating herbs in herb jars lol full circle
Quite a good deal for 10 packets, mix of squashes, herbs, leafy greens and rhubarb seeds. Anyone got these before?
Success! A mix of French breakfast and whitella radishes grown from my balcony planter
Wondering what everyone is sowing at this time as I’ve done most of my sowing in March/April already, tempted to do another round!
Currently I already have tomatoes, cucumbers, courgettes, pumpkins, butternut squash, chilli peppers, aubergines, basil, coriander, dill, peas, french beans. Tomatoes are in the ground now (London), rest are still growing on my balcony. If you’re sowing this week what are you sowing?