u/cliffhanged

https://www.vinted.com/invite/cliffhanged

Thought I’d share here since it seems some people have $15 referrals, and some have $50. If you use my referral, you get $50 & I get $50!

You must list 3 items within 7 days of signing up for Vinted we will each get $20 to spend on the app. We’ll each get an additional $30 after you make your first sale.

I’ve been using Vinted for ~2 months now and made a good number of sales, for me it’s been better than poshmark/depop right now, especially for items that weren’t moving on those platforms. In the US right now there are no seller fees and free shipping so I think the app is busier than usual. Vinted generates all labels as sold and you can go through FedEx or USPS, option to print or QR code.

Hello, this is my first year growing blueberries from some little pots that I got at a farmers market a few months ago. I probably left them in the pot for too long, and about two weeks ago I finally repotted them. I made an acidic soil mix and bought specialty fertilizer, but I have not used it yet. There was a little bit of transplant shock which I expected, but now two weeks later there is still some staining on the leaves and I’m concerned that maybe there are some nutrients missing in the soil mix. I’ve been trying to Google this and my understanding was that a half dose fertilizer could be a good idea, but was wondering what someone with more experience might think :) thank you for reading!

Hello! I started my garden 1 week ago with a simple watermelon and pumpkin starter from a farmers market. It’s nothing fancy or extensive (lol) but I’m so happy to get started!! There’s clay soil where I live so figuring out how to amend before planting was difficult. I ended up using cardboard to cover/kill the grass, cut a central hole in it for future roots + covered with a blend of soil, peat moss, and chicken grit (functions similarly to perlite and I had some leftovers from our chickens). Any advice or feedback? I’m super new to this and dont really know what I’m doing, so anything is appreciated! :)

EDIT: clearly this is the beginning of a learning journey. lol

Upstate SC/border of WNC. Found growing outside by greenhouse. My phone is hallucinating and trying to tell me this is a maple, but I don’t have any nearby?? Plz help me ID this little dude

Hi! Very very novice to wood working/wood quality here, so this may be a silly post- but my husband and I recently got a set of gorgeous wood chairs from a thrift store for our dining room. After we got home with them, I noticed these clusters of small holes all over. Is there any concern here for termites or beetles? I read online that these can be for “design” so I’m hoping that’s the case since these are so sturdy 😅 Thanks for reading!