Hello! I’m trying to learn more so that I’m treating my aloe well. I’ve had this for many years and it’s never produced a baby or shoot. It grows straight up.
What can I do to help it flourish? Does it need repotting? More sunlight? I live in the north eastern United States so it can’t be planted outside.
I’d appreciate any helpful advice you can offer.
I have a flock of pigeons that have made our storage building home. Unfortunately, we live where there are a lot of predators, so the flock is constantly 're-upping' for lack of better terms.
I went out the day before yesterday and saw feathers all over the place and figured a hawk got another one. Last night I went out onto the deck of the building and saw a pigeon in one of the eves. I could only see its tail feathers as it looked like its head was down, but there was movement and since it was roost time, I left it alone. I checked on it a little while ago and it's still in there, but this time, just looks like it's in a nesting position. Eyes open, blinking and moving around a bit when I talked to it.
I can't help but wonder if this is the bird missing feathers and it evaded the raptor by going in there. It's 20' or so from where the feathers were. It's a common spot for them to roost, but it being in there while the others are on the roof, or looking for food, I wondered if I should try pulling it out and looking it over. I really don't want to stress it out, but I'd feel awful finding out I could have helped it survive. It is safe where it is though. Any advice?
These were my grandparents, given to me by my mom. I want to eat foods cooked in these family pieces, however I don’t want to eat the actual foods they ate! 😂
Can I safely remove the crusty layers on the outsides and then what should I do about the buildup on the inside of the larger one?
Thanks in advance for the suggestions!