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My first time seeing a full rainbow over ocean…

Sorry only crop shots … didn’t have time to change into a wide lens

u/Sifyreel — 20 hours ago
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2011 Minneapolis Tornado visible 15 years later

45°00'31.28"N 93°18'22.15"W

Tornado was on May 22, 2011

u/epmtunes — 20 hours ago

Thrips?

Money tree in an east facing window in the northern hemisphere. I water it maybe once every two weeks to every month, depending on when the top few inches feel dry. It lives in a mix of orchid bark and succulent soil where it's been happy for the last several years. A few of its leaves are starting to look yellower on the edges and a bit chewed up. I haven't seen any obvious posts but I'm starting to think that I have thrips over for company. besides a bottle of Captain Jack's insecticidal soap and burning my house down, anyone have any recommendations on how to heal my money tree and get rid of pests?

u/leftwingheartbreak — 6 days ago

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u/leftwingheartbreak — 10 days ago

I'm gonna be a grandma again soon!

seems my plant is putting out pups like crazy lately. it's a tough decision if I want to keep them all to myself or if I want to share with friends.

u/leftwingheartbreak — 2 months ago

I watered my yucca cane because the soil was super dry (bottom watered it, because I didn't want to overdo it). But my child decided he wanted to help and completely soaked the soil it was in. I swapped out half of the wet soil with dry soil, but I think we've gone and killed the poor thing. It's now shedding leaves and I'm drying out the best it can in an east facing window, as I don't think it'll be warm enough soon enough to leave it outside to fully dry out that way. Any tips on how to revive it and hopefully have it shed a little less (as every leaf seems to want to peel off now) ? Thank you in advance!

u/leftwingheartbreak — 3 months ago