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J’adore les plantes d’intérieur. Ça rend une pièce plus vivante, plus chaleureuse, plus « maison ». Mais soyons honnêtes… ce n’est pas toujours évident de les garder en santé 🪴 J’ai déjà tué une fougère, un pothos (supposément indestructible), et une succulente. Trop d’eau? Pas assez? Mauvaise lumière? Mystère. Avec le temps, j’ai appris quelques bases : • Toujours vérifier si la terre est sèche avant d’arroser • Regarder l’exposition au soleil avant d’acheter une plante • Commencer avec des plantes faciles quand on débute Mais j’ai encore beaucoup à apprendre. 👉 Quelles sont vos plantes préférées pour la maison? 👉 Avez-vous ...

Beyond has been highlighting the fiber content of their products, and it is front and centre on their labeling for Immerse and Ground. It helps Immerse stand out from many of the other clear protein drinks (in addition to being the first and only ready made protein drink to be clean label certified). Looking at all the Beyond products in my freezer, they all seem to have at least 2 grams fiber per serving. The newest products are improving on this, with the newest BEYOND Sausage at 3 grams, just like Beyond Ground and Steak Filet. The power of plants! A recent article from Fox News indicated that the average person would benefit from 10 grams of fibre a day. So three from one beyond sausage,...

Adding new Coolant Liquids would reduce the amount of Water Extractors and expand better the complexity of running Power Plants, using new recipes to produce like Liquid Nitrogen for example from the Blender or Refinery. For example a Nuclear Power Plants uses 240 m3 Water/min, using Coolant Liquids would make like 60 or 120 m3/min, which would reduce the amount of pipework, as an advantage. Setting up hundreds of Water Extractors for Nuclear Power is more of a chore than an actual challenge. Adding new types of coolants like Liquid Nitrogen or a fictional liquid would be a perfect fix because it swaps boring repetition for maybe a decision making for the power generation setup. It would ...

If Dal Lake has been on your bucket list, this is a good time to make it happen! Our houseboat is right on Dal Lake near Nehru Park, so you wake up to the water, the mountains, and that quiet that is hard to find anywhere else. It blends traditional Kashmiri charm with modern comfort, so you are not sacrificing convenience for the experience. Srinagar is one of those places that genuinely surprises people. Between the Mughal gardens, Shankaracharya Temple, the old city lanes, and shikara rides on the lake, there is a lot to explore and having a well located houseboat as your base makes it all very easy to get to. Houseboats on Dal Lake are one of those experiences that feel very different...

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Got the recipe from: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/vegetable-bean-chilli Doubled the peppers, ginger, chilli powder and garlic, my cans of beans were bigger & added some more water since it kept drying out. Also used spray oil instead of olive for lower fat. Honestly was going to have this over a sweet potato but I could just eat it alone and it would fill me up.

Spent the last year researching this after watching too many people (myself included) ignore the warning signs until **** got real. Combined insights from therapy, neuroscience podcasts, and way too many 3am anxiety spirals. Here's what I wish someone told me earlier. Your brain isn't broken. It's overwhelmed. The thing is, our nervous system wasn't built for constant stress, doom scrolling, and pretending everything's fine when it's clearly not. Modern life is basically one long anxiety trigger, and most of us are just white knuckling through it. ## **The signs that actually matter:** * **You're exhausted but can't sleep.** Your body's scr...

I'll be out on Thuersday and Friday but it's a big weekend so you're getting this early. **BE AWARE! Springtime Tallahassee is this weekend. There’s also a big No Kings rally on Saturday! Do not expect to be able to drive downtown easily. Keep it in mind! You have been warned!** Events are listed by the day. Events that happen every week appear first, one-time stuff after that. If you have anything you’d like people to know about, comment here or message me and I’ll add it in. If you’d like further info about any of the events, look it up! I usually don’t have any extra to add. **Events may be cancelled unexpectedly. If in doubt, contact the venue.** **Large Sc...

What is this? It’s only at the base/in the soil. Nothing in the leaves. Plant has been living outside - facing north- so it gets lots of indirect sunlight. I bring it in when it’s too rainy and don’t water much otherwise as the rain is usually enough. Also- how long do you quarantine a plant w spider mites? How do you knowing it’s safe to reenter the population?

I posted about this some months ago and I intended to chop the leggy rosetta eventually. Ended up liking the quirkiness of it and just let it do its thing. Photo 1 shows the tight rosetta growing on an etiolated stalk. Photo 2 shows 2 of its biggest offsets started at near the base. Photo 3 is a successful leaf prop from the same plant with triple rosettas. Photo 4 was how it used to look 1 month after I rescued it from an assortment and gave it a bunch of light (about 5 months ago). I'm thinking about repotting, giving it more space to just keep growing how ever it wants to grow. If you had this plant what would you do to it?

I wonder what my favorite food community has to say! I saw this post in a community in which I'm an active contributor and I felt like giving it a lift for benefiting in form of collecting recipes myself :) Tartar is a very interesting idea! Sprouts and other veggies are very welcome 🌱🌼🫑🧅

I will use code names to maintain privacy: SHIVALIKA (18 documents ) and ADITYA (16.5 on documents ) were in a long-term relationship. She proposed first. The relationship lasted from 10 April 2021 to 25 November 2025. We belonged to the same caste, lived in the same city, and attended the same coaching institute. We were living comfortably. We mostly met at the coaching centre and communicated primarily through chats, voice calls, and video calls. Her parents were strict. They found out about our relationship in May 2022, and from that point onward they became even stricter. 2023, when she was around 20, they started pressuring and harassing her for an arranged marriage.......FROM STAR...

https://preview.redd.it/2r28rnirz0rg1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fde47adf17116a1d0db0f6e69b970972e226d86b https://preview.redd.it/jzwobrfsz0rg1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1689d12b346b2c457609d3282769a16c93b02bf3 I planted it at home with zero experience, and honestly there were moments I thought it would never happen. Seeing these first pomelos feels like a small victory 🌱 For those of you who grow your own food — how long did it take for your trees to start producing? And do you have any tips to get better yields?

https://preview.redd.it/3jjsnu6e01rg1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=99df0a29b530b5eeb9591317f309d62cad94e05b https://preview.redd.it/ii3gvzze01rg1.jpg?width=2560&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eaf1a064e7628feab39bf35822f5109cea4fb0d5 Hello! I had the pleasure of moving somewhere with abundant citrus in the winter and I started making juice to use it up. My juicer separates the pulp, so I researched ways to use excess pulp instead of throwing it in the compost and eventually ended up with this recipe. This bread is great for breakfast (plain, peanut butter, butter, or cream cheese on top) or can be for dessert. I've used most citruses f...

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Name: Ricewift Type: Grass / Fighting Species: Harvest Pokémon Height: 2'7" (0.8 m) Weight: 57.3 lbs (26 kg) 📖 Pokédex Ricewift has a series of dense green plumes growing from its head, forming something similar to a small bush. Besides acting as natural protection, this vegetation allows it to easily camouflage itself among plants and shrubs to perform stealthy attacks. Despite its calm appearance, Ricewift is extremely agile. When necessary, it launches into action with swift charges against its opponent, using its speed and precision to catch enemies off guard. From the top of its head grows a branch resembling a stalk of rice. While running or flying at high speed,...

Name: Ricewift Type: Grass / Fighting Species: Harvest Pokémon Height: 2'7" (0.8 m) Weight: 57.3 lbs (26 kg) 📖 Pokédex Ricewift has a series of dense green plumes growing from its head, forming something similar to a small bush. Besides acting as natural protection, this vegetation allows it to easily camouflage itself among plants and shrubs to perform stealthy attacks. Despite its calm appearance, Ricewift is extremely agile. When necessary, it launches into action with swift charges against its opponent, using its speed and precision to catch enemies off guard. From the top of its head grows a branch resembling a stalk of rice. While running or flying at high speed,...

I’ve been a server/bartender at the same place for nearly three years. The first year was organized, well-staffed, and management held people accountable. But since a new manager took over a couple years ago, we’ve been consistently understaffed. The first year they were in, we had regular busy nights & crazy weekends but was all pretty normal in this industry. Unfortunately, this last year has been getting progressively worse but especially the past few months. We have had nightmare shifts: weekends with no hosts, no expo, no runners. And even though it’s incredibly stressful, I’m staying because the money is fantastic. For instance I made $380 on Sunday working 11-4 bu...

Hello everyone! Sharing our itinerary and experience in case it helps anyone for future planning. We (29F, 31M) haven't had much experience backpacking before aside from doing the 4 day classic Inca Trail hike (where porters carry most of your stuff anyways). We had two nights in bunk beds, 1 night in a private cabana, and 1 night in premium camping, and full board for almost all the nights (only dinner at the cabana stay). Itinerary: * Mar 13-14: Flight from JFK-SCL arriving the next day at \~6am, then SCL-PNT at \~9am. * Any checked bags have to be claimed and rechecked at terminal 2, then you have to walk outside to terminal 1 and redo security. * I'm glad we had a 3 h...