u/Witty-Composer-6445

Someone from r/ww2 said yall could identify the plane and even the tire pressure! Back of the pic says “Randolph field, 1939”

u/Witty-Composer-6445 — 7 days ago
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Can anyone identify what plane this is? Back of the pic says “Randolph field 1939”

u/Witty-Composer-6445 — 7 days ago
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Lemon tree (on the left) and lime tree (on the right) have never produced fruit except for directly after we got them from the store. I live in central Texas and despite them dying once or twice due to a big freeze in winter, they have been going strong for 2 years just without any fruit.

My dad says they could be a variety that doesn’t produce? I’m also wondering if it could be that they need a certain kind of fertilizer, they get plenty of water and sun so I don’t think that’s the issue

u/Witty-Composer-6445 — 24 days ago

This ecosphere had been sealed for about 6 years but a couple months ago the last few original bladder snails died out and it started to look really nasty. After much hesitation and since I figured the jar was just about dead (aside from some very small copepod like creatures) I decided to open it back up and add 5 new bladder snails to it from the same location I originally made the ecosphere. Needless to say it looks much better!

u/Witty-Composer-6445 — 24 days ago