u/WeirdlyAwakward

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I got these a while ago from a local apothecary before it closed. I forgot to label them and i can't figure out what they are. There's a possibility one is feverfew or marshmallow leaf or mugwort leaf. Here's the apothecary's website (specifically herbal section) to see if you can match it with any of those:

https://www.thepranahouse.com/shop/herbal-apothecary-supplies/31

I know it's a long shot and I probably won't get a clear answer but any effort would be greatly appreciated.

I just found this in my late grandfather's coin collection. The coin yields no results in reverse image searches. It says "Boeing Missile Defense Systems" on one side and "Colorado Springs Operations" on the other. I know my grandpa was a marine medic and engineer on the USS Enterprise, but maybe there was some stuff he never told us about, because he never mentioned working with Boeing or missiles.

In the bag there was also a holographic Nixon Lodge campaign pin from the 60s, a ton of coins form the late 50s and later, and a 1994 10 cent in store trade Pump n Pantry coin.

It's a pretty big tree.

Reports are conflicted on whether it's yixing or not but I unfortunately don't think it is. Either way, is it thrown (I think it is), hand built, or slip casted (others think it is)? And is it still safe to use for tea even if it's not yixing?

I haven't been able to find anything with that seal or same shape or character online, leading me to believe that it's not massed produced. The black characters aren't just painted on, they're slightly engraved.

Luckily I didn't spend a huge amount of money on this and I got it from the thrift store along with a hand painted snuff bottle, so I'm not as disappointed as I would be.

I can tell it's handmade by the little mistakes. I can find who made it or what it says, especially since the front is in cursive. I'd really like to know what is says and who made it to potentially find out where it's from. (Pilot V5 for reference cause I don't have a banana)

Smells minty, like a mix of mint, herbal, sweet, and reminded me a bit of sage/rosemary, when putting face near it, not even breaking it. Plant identification apps are telling me it's Clustered mountain mint but I want a confirmation. Southeastern PA.

I found it in a field up in Tuscarora, central PA. It doesn't have a strong smell like mint would. The leaves and stem are a bit fuzzy. Image searches are all saying mint or wild basil, but I have my doubts.

Smells minty, soft leaves, growing in field on a mountain ridge in pa, right next to a mullein plant.

Just wanna know. Might be a maple or oak, they're both nearby and we have squirrels.

I'm new to bonsais (unless you count jade) and i currently have a ginseng ficus but I want to get one that I can style myself, possibly keep inside (but im ok with outside) and will fit in this small pot (4in by 3in). Any suggestions?

This branch was starting to look like my perle von nurnberg did when it stretched. I have since then moved all of my plants to the west window rather than the east. Should I cut off the branch and propagate it like I did with the perle?

This is a ginseng ficus. When I got it from the store, the pot was way too small so I did an emergency repot. I'm worried about moving it to a shallower pot and if I should because the roots go all the way to the bottom of this current pot. The part i have exposed in the pictures is 6 inches from the soil to top, and its about 3 inches across longest way. The pot is 5.5 inches in height and about 7 across.

Also, I need advice on pruning and what shape to make the branches. I got him a few months ago. This is my first bonsai (unless you count my jades or mini avocado).

This if my first ceramic mask. I usually work in plaster, paper machete, air-dry clay, paper, felt, and cardboard, but I felt like trying something new in class today. Anyone got any tips?

First time making a mask us clay, how does it look so far?