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Image 1 — Evicted my 3.5m Monstera after losing the war to thrips. One last look before the Dutch winter takes it
Image 2 — Evicted my 3.5m Monstera after losing the war to thrips. One last look before the Dutch winter takes it
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Evicted my 3.5m Monstera after losing the war to thrips. One last look before the Dutch winter takes it

My 5-year-old Monstera is 3.5 meters tall and takes up a quarter of my living room. I had to kick it out after the 6th thrips infestation. I spent a fortune on predatory mites.

I really didn't like doing this. But keeping it indoors was a big mental drain, a lot of work, and it overshadowed everything else. I immediately enjoyed my other plants much more.

This is in the Netherlands, it won't survive the winter here, but at least the world can enjoy it for a few more weeks.

u/TomorrowExam — 12 days ago
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Solar eclipse viewing spot

I will be in Bergen on the 12th for holidays, what is a good place to view?

The peak is at 20h, while the sun is very low in the sky. Where in the city is the sun visible at this time, assuming clear skies? I arrive on the 12th, there won't be much time for exploration.

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u/TomorrowExam — 2 months ago