i do not use the LIVE Feature, would be nice if there was a way to block those from view in the app.
They need more setting so we can decide what we wanna see.
I do use LIVE, so would be nice to see it gone, some Categories are spammy , would also be nice to be able to select categories i wanna see
Watering my Opuntias, I noticed a Coultier's Snapdragon growing inside one of my Common Deerweed, first time I have spotted on my yard. Might place some of these seeds on Etsy, and save some for me to experiment with.
Does this Infographic look correct? did I miss anything?
about 10 inch pad, you can see they are plumb
Very Sweet. Love making Jam out of them too.
Pads are big (8+ inches) and heavy this time of year...
The pad will come from these cactus you see on these images. The fruit they produce is very sweet. The wife and the bees love them. Young pads are also edible. Tortoises and reptile love them too.
$8 per single pad.
$20 if you want connected pads (2)
These are Fresh, thus I need a 4-5 days to let them callous before I ship.
+shipping $5 - $20 depending on weight/size and your location,
USPS Ground which is 2-5 days.
If you are local, you can come by and them up... Los Angeles County in Canyon Country
I will show you a pic of what you will actually get if requested, before i ship it.
Opuntia ficus-indica, these guys grown fast once established, they do ok on a large pots, but they flourish in ground soil..... the images u see on here....my soil is very sandy clay like...not the best, but all the same they have been doing amazing.
They require full sun, these here have seen 28F to 115F. ( Hardiness Zones 9–11).
So if you live in NY... use a Pot and bring them in come winter. lol
Not a lot of spines, but a decent amount of glochids. Specially on fruit.
At the moment I am not a fan of the new revamp "Google Health".
I miss the active minutes of old. I used to only start tracking if u wear active for 10 minutes and stop once it detected a very long pause on activity. Not it tracks all movement...kind of useless metric, now.
ALso the Active Zone minutes, are always zero for me. my Fitbit has "HR", It does detect zones.
"Fitbit Inspire HR" - It works fine, so I am not about to Fooking replace it.
You Fookers are also missing a "active minutes" tile for those of us using older fitbits
Agave americana – Locally Grown in my backyard hahahaha.
Add a dramatic architectural statement to your landscape with these healthy, sun-hardened Century Plants. These are the offspring of the massive, stunning specimen shown in the photos, known for its iconic blue-grey hue and grand scale.
Condition: Very healthy, robust, and already acclimated to our crazy heat summers.
Size: Let me know what size you want, i have some from 6 inches to about 1.5 feet tall.
As Fresh as fresh gets, I will dig up for ya before you arrive for pickup.
these plants are hardy as heck, they recover in no time.
Planting them in ground is best, to see then grow large. They are fast growers that eventually reach massive proportions (as seen in the "momma plant" photos)
i am not sure how tall it will get but mine is over 8 feet and still going.
Care: Extremely low-maintenance and drought-tolerant. Thrives in full sun with minimal water once established. just about any soil.. I think, my soil is clay like and they do fine.
Location: Canyon Country / Santa Clarita
Pickup: Door pickup only, on my driveway.
Important: These plants have sharp terminal spines! Please bring a sturdy box, bucket.
$5 per for really small pups if ya like under 6 inches
$10 for the bigger ones EACH. I think i have 6 - 8 of these. 8 inches to 1.5 feet.
How many of these fellas would you like?
example of a big one. this fella is not about 8 feet tall now
Agave americana – Locally Grown in my backyard hahahaha.
Add a dramatic architectural statement to your landscape with these healthy, sun-hardened Century Plants. These are the offspring of the massive, stunning specimen shown in the photos, known for its iconic blue-grey hue and grand scale.
Condition: Very healthy, robust, and already acclimated to our crazy heat summers.
Size: Let me know what size you want, i have some from 6 inches to about 1.5 feet tall.
As Fresh as fresh gets, I will dig up for ya before you arrive for pickup.
these plants are hardy as heck, they recover in no time.
Planting them in ground is best, to see then grow large. They are fast growers that eventually reach massive proportions (as seen in the "momma plant" photos)
i am not sure how tall it will get but mine is over 8 feet and still going.
Care: Extremely low-maintenance and drought-tolerant. Thrives in full sun with minimal water once established. just about any soil.. I think, my soil is clay like and they do fine.
Location: Canyon Country / Santa Clarita
Pickup: Door pickup only, on my driveway.
Important: These plants have sharp terminal spines! Please bring a sturdy box, bucket.
$5 per for really small pups if ya like under 6 inches
$10 for the bigger ones EACH. I think i have 6 - 8 of these. 8 inches to 1.5 feet.
How many of these fellas would you like?
Selling cut pads from my thriving Indian Fig Prickly Pear. These are large, healthy, and have already been calloused so they are 100% ready to go into the ground..
Local only, come pick them up or meet at park in Canyon Country
They make a fantastic "living fence" (see photo) once they fill in. As a bonus, the fruit is big and delicious! I’ve even noticed the local bunnies love snacking on them during the peak heat of the summer.
just at the back of my yard, my property is very steep, and there are some of these growing there. About 10 years ago i harvested some seeds from the ones in my property and tosses the seeds in shallow pots next to my opuntias. Some of the seedlings actually grew...
By the ways these images are from a hike in Santa Clarita, not the ones in my property.
They love rocky canyon walls, hard to spot unless they are flowering.
Some times I return to same spot just to see them in their varying stages.
Acton's Brittlebush (Encelia actoni)
These fellas are all over the place, all have a yellow center, i have a large one in my yard. fun fun
Desert Chia Sage (Salvia columbariae)
Time to cut the weeds around my property, this I did some yard seed harvesting so that i can plant them on my front along the driveway come fall near the rains.
I love California Native plants and Cacti. I like them near my cacti plants.
i harvested a lot turns out. lol.... if i was to sale my extra how would i do this?
i see one fella on etsy selling 10 seed packets...that is crazy, they are so tiny.
What should i sell a teaspoon for? i read that is 1500-2500 seeds. is asking for $10 too much?
seems is has varies names it goes by 'Desert Chia', 'Golden Chia', 'Chia Sage'
