As I understand, overfishing is the reason I haven't seen a tin on a grocery store shelf for the past few months now (and lower and lower stocks over the last few years as well). Are there restrictions in place and a plan to revitalize the North Atlantic fisheries? How are fishermen reacting/coping with it? I am curious what's happening behind the scenes and what the future might hold.
I'm keen on adding vector drawing-based instructions to my freelancing skillset. I know you can do quite a bit with Illustrator alone, but I am assuming there were more tools used in this example. Or maybe not?
I am also wondering what a workflow might look like with CAD files as the starting point (assuming that was not the case in the example). It seems like Fusion/NX/Creo > SketchUp > Illustrator might be an option, but I'm interested in learning what the most efficient method or industry standard might be.
Thanks.
If this is the wrong sub to ask about care questions, apologies and please let me know where may be the better place to ask.
Note the dead leaves in the first photo. This happens in cycles, with some browning and then falling off.
It's in regular potting soil. I water lightly twice per week or just before the top soil dries out. I add a drop of Schultz liquid plant food once per week or so. It likes 'moist' soil per what I've found online.
It never seems happy with what I'm doing. It's getting bright indirect light right now. Previously it was much further from the windows. It wasn't growing much, and leaves occasionally dropped, so I suspected it may need a little more light to thrive. I moved it three days ago and more leaves have died.
WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME. Please, if you have experience with this type of houseplant, I would be grateful for your advice.