Image 1 — An account on Facebook is stealing Reddit posts and seemingly posting as if it’s their own plants
Image 2 — An account on Facebook is stealing Reddit posts and seemingly posting as if it’s their own plants
Image 3 — An account on Facebook is stealing Reddit posts and seemingly posting as if it’s their own plants

An account on Facebook is stealing Reddit posts and seemingly posting as if it’s their own plants

I saw the white princess post on Facebook just now and KNEW that I had seen that originally posted to Reddit previously. I checked to see if maybe the Facebook page was the same user as OP on Reddit - and then discovered they are doing this to other Reddit users as well!!

I’m going to report the Facebook account, but just a heads up to everyone that this is happening. Not sure if anyone really cares about their plant pictures being falsely uploaded as someone else’s ownership, but I would if it was me.

u/starbucksluvers — 11 days ago
▲ 195 r/Bunnies

Rescued these bunnies from a family member. Looking for old man names. maybe wizard adjacent mystical names?

The male is the short eared one.

Disclaimer: They’ve been in those metal cages up until today. I’m letting them integrate on their own accord to the setup I have for them. Yes I have a divider for them so they won’t mate. Yes I’m monitoring them closely with the fabric hides. And yes I’m getting them spayed and neutered once we get established with a vet lol.

u/starbucksluvers — 2 months ago

Found in southwest Ohio

I had a really hard time getting my camera to focus so I’m sorry that some of the pictures are a little blurry!

u/starbucksluvers — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/philodendron+1 crossposts

Do you guys think this PPP is ready to be put in some soil?

I haven’t cared for a pink princess philodendron but it has been on my list of dream plants (which I’ve recently checked off quite a few!!) and my friend gave me this cutting about a month ago.

Anyways, I just want to get the public’s opinion. I’ve heard between 1-2” roots is when they can be put in a pot.

u/starbucksluvers — 4 months ago