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this feels like so many flowers to me! i mean, in terms of them all coming from the same spot. i love her, i could cry!

title. bottom screen looks yellower. works perfectly fine and barely notice when playing games, im purely curious if it mightve be replaced or if this is usual :) TYIA!

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ive never seen begonias at meijer. im kind of disappointed that they were mixed in with other plants in the same pot! i wouldve bought them, but i didnt really want the other plants. i wouldve been spending $20 just to take cuttings and propagate them. correct me if im wrong, but wouldnt multiple plants together in the same pot put them all at a disadvantage? in terms of roots, water needs etc. a cool sight to see nevertheless; i rarely see begonias in big box stores near me. the escargot was gorgeous!

i know this isnt current era, but i wanted to share my favorite vinyl. i havent seen anyone post about these, but they are from a few years back and ive never been super involved in the community of charli fans! i attended a meet in greet at a record store in 2018 where all you had to do was purchase a cd/cassette tape/vinyl from the record store, and you got to meet charli and get whatever you bought signed to you. i feel blessed and although i will probably never be able to sell this, i dont think i would ever want to :)

i have these little babies sprouting leaves and figure soil would do them better than water at this point. do i keep the big mature leaf above the soil? can i plant them in the same pot, or should i keep them separate? if i can keep them together, should i face them a certain way? im not very familiar with how rhizomatous begonias grow. thank you so much!

why did my marble queen randomly put out all these huge fully green leaves? they are on the side of the plant that doesnt face the window, is it a light issue? plant otherwise seems happy, im just curious. a trim is definitely overdue!

title. im new to begonia rex varieties. some leaves are more green and speckled and others have a lot more purple/red colors. new growth looks good though i think. pic 4 is full plant and pic 5 is bonus- babies!

edit: also, i have a closed lid terrarium type glass container. would this do well in there? i was nervous to try because ive never had a plant enclosed like that, but i dont think my ambient humidity is sufficient. i noticed some of the older leaves arent looking as crisp as the new growth. any advice is welcome, thanks!

not looking for advice regarding anything else, just wondering if the facial hair is helping or hurting. i pass in my day to day life, but i was curious what other trans men think of the facial hair specifically. not a huge fan of how i look without it. thanks!

as soon as i finished the new prophecy series i decided to purchase some of the old covers + my favorites from the prophecies begin! i was surprised how good of condition most of these books are in for being so old! i think the artwork is soo stunning and (in my opinion) much more captivating than the new covers. these are the ones i remember checking out at my elementary school library :,) i accidentally bought a UK (i think) version of starlight which is super cool to me. its slightly taller than the rest, and the spine and cover layout are also slightly different. i do wish the into the wild that i bought was in better condition; it was marked as good condition but has majorrrrr water damage. what can you do…regardless, im overjoyed to have a copy now! does anyone else just adore the old covers? just wanted to share! i love these books! currently reading the power of three and firestars quest :D

i dont have the necessary supplies to do the method where you put them in a bin with moss and such, and i thought that i would try water propagation before i bought things i didnt have. i saw a youtube video where a gentleman said that short stems like this have a better chance of rooting. success! you can even see the new growth at the middle of the leaves! im overjoyed. would you guys recommend following the roots rule that says to wait until you see secondary roots to pot up? or would you pot up now? i was going to wait but i was curious what others thought. thank you in advance!

my snake plant starting growing a baby so i repotted it. in only a week i can see so many thick roots! not soon enough for a repot, correct?

edit: snake plants are not my forte, lol. this may be an obvious question, but i wanted to double check!

wondering what type of bee this is, im located in central michigan. also wondering what this bee was trying to achieve. he seemed to be having trouble sticking his booty region in the flower. trying to pollinate or something else? i know nothing about bees haha i hope this is the right place to ask! thank you :)

i just wanted to share them…i love them, and i love how my setup has been looking, although my desk and monitor are pretty much unusable atm. east facing window, all of our windows face east (apartment) and they all have to stay in my room (evil kitty).