The rain that causes said puddles, however, is the devil and I will hold my poop and pee like a stubborn mule until it stops hitting me in the face. The duality of dog.
These plants are otherwise healthy but once they reach a certain age they all get covered in this flaky layer. Does anyone know what this is or how I can prevent it?
For reference:
- zone 6b, Louisville, Ky
- full sun 10+ hours a day
- no regular watering except rain
- 100% inorganic substrate
- I’ve had the plants for about 5 years now and they always pup like normal but inevitably will get this all over
Thanks in advance if anyone can help!
He pouts when his brother doesn’t finish eating but there’s nothing left in his bowl 😒😒
I know I can ask google but it’s so much more satisfying seeing answers from actual humans.
Just hanging out in my garden and this beauty showed up so I had to snap a pic. If anyone knows what it is, I’d love to know! TIA
Location: Louisville, Ky US
My younger eskie won’t eat unless it is mostly covered. My other eskie is perfectly normal. Couldn’t live without either!
Got these photos with just the right early morning light and before the sun dried up the rain making everything look especially vibrant and perky
Last batch of pics, I promise.
Planted these and wasn’t the happiest with the arrangement as I didn’t feel there is much variety going on like my others. I think this is the final form for this year at least as I don’t want to disturb them too much.
Trying to make my arrangements a bit more dynamic so I’m playing with featuring rocks to add something else interesting to stare at. I’m pretty sure I look at my plants more than I watch tv so I think it’s a good time investment
Started a new career in wellness/skinhealth 6 years ago and it was the start to a new lease on life. Obviously the best perk of the job is having access to all the cutting edge technology and getting to do some treatments in the name of science.
There are definitely some I stare at much more than others. These are just my newest collection. They’re not in the final arrangements yet but I wanted them to establish a bit more of a root system before I got creative.