u/dewitteillustration

Cyberprince and the Revolution

A fun idea I read someone come up with in one of my comments sections. This took forever to paint but it was so fun. I don't know what the stuff is at the bottom but I thought it looked cool and funky haha.

Painting Prince's face at that size was incredibly difficult

Akira inspired motorcycle obviously

Not difficult to grow from seed, just the same as any other milkweed. Slightly bury about 1cm down, 60 days of cold stratification. Use regular potting soil for the seedlings until putting them into sandy soil when they're old enough to be transplanted.

The most important thing I noticed is they etiolate easily even under a grow light for 12 hours. The seedlings REALLY want full direct sun that lasts the whole day. I grow cacti that are happy under the growlight over the cold months until they go out when its hot enough. These will stretch indoors quickly, so I don't recommend bringing in your cold stratified seeds early to give them a head start for the season.

The trickiest part is seeds are not very available despite that the plant is widespread outside of Ontario. So, experimenting and getting a feel for the species is tough. It is a slow grower that takes about 4 years to bloom. They also grow in very nutrient poor soil. Make sure they don't get crowded out they should be in a garden with other small plants.

I showed you my peckii and you don't even Carex.

You might have seen my work on other platforms I didn't know there was a WHFB sub!!

I just love hideous double blooms, doesn't make me want to vom at all.

Growing out the edges of old buildings, just about everywhere, I was wondering what or if anything was being done to stop the very inevitable damage these trees are going to cause to buildings and infrastructure.

I had to laugh at the pure concentrated stupidity, though I feel bad for the people this is going to affect.

Knotweed is also a big problem there too.

Two and a half weeks give or take for seeds to germinate no pretreatment, surface sown, lightly covered in saran with holes in it. Don't want mold to kill the seedlings but retain the level of moisture necessary for germination. Same type of substrate I use for germinating cacti about 50/50 inorganic. 12 hours under the grow light. They're slowly trickling in, tiny cotyledons, 1st one was about 5 days ago, now there are more showing up.

I mashed the small dried up fruits together between my fingers and sprinkled onto the top of the soil. Out come the seeds along with their casing. Extremely difficult to count or be sure of the number, so I sowed "a lot" though it's quite difficult to be sure of how many you sow.

I would say next to Blossfeldia, the smallest seeds I've ever handled, it is not pleasant harvesting them because they'll just disappear, or you can't be certain you got any at all. Use wax or cooking parchment paper underneath your work to catch the seeds and then pour it into a wax or parchment envelope they'll just catch on the fibers of a paper towel and you wont get them out.

Verdict: "easy" though the plant isn't widely cultivated so getting your hands on the plant or seeds is annoying business.

gouache painting

Please plant this old growth tree today for generations to come.

Those two are exactly the same.

That are barely profitable. https://ontariograinfarmer.ca/2017/10/12/pelee-island-farming/

And nature is relegated to these tiny green spaces.

Pelee Island is a biodiversity hotspot with a multitude of species ONLY occurring in the province on this Island. It is a major path in which birds and plants have migrated since the end of the last glacial maximum.

But I need my wine.

I chopped my Antennaria! Oop! Nothing's left. Why did I do it? Idk everyone's doing it.

uj/ Don't be afraid of height, grow the most obnoxiously tall herbs you can and then flip off the lawn people. I'm growing Ripariosida and it gets up 16ft tall.

I coulda had sterile hydrangeas but I decided I wanted something ecologically responsible. Now the lowlives of the neighborhood are showing up to give birth on my doorstep. 🤮

Tatreez, cedar of Lebanon, olives and dates. Fire is based on Islamic art.

She leans on a column from the ruins of her ancestors, while they had to leave their heartlands they now live near the cedars in the mountains. But they are always connected to the olive and date orchards of their ancestors and display it in design motifs.

The sword is based on the Algerian Nimcha. The essence of her ancestors empowers the blade.

Nvm it's not I ripped some out and rubbed it on my butt. It's Angelica atropurpurea.

All carrots are bad and you should fear them.

OP was asking what the plant was.

There are two types of people in plant ID request threads.

(This is actually a really cool and pretty rare Polygonatum)