u/ChaosTorpedo

Image 1 — The brioche swirls make some good sweet snacks
Image 2 — The brioche swirls make some good sweet snacks
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The brioche swirls make some good sweet snacks

Brioche swirls (sliced like a hamburger bun and lightly toasted). Berry cream cheese. Blackberry compote (made with Aldi blackberries).

u/ChaosTorpedo — 4 hours ago
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My first ever dahlia!

I bought four variety bags of bulbs at Costco a few months back. This is labeled Mingus Alex and it’s a strong one! Most of these ones are budding, while the other variety are still growing. It’s much darker than the bag shows.

u/ChaosTorpedo — 5 days ago
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What is this?

This was not here yesterday and it’s only on part of the garden. When it’s touched, it gives off what appears to be brown dust, like a fungus would. It sits atop dried grass clippings. Is it harmful, how do I treat it, how do I prevent it?

u/ChaosTorpedo — 6 days ago
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I mostly buy my proteins at Costco (I love my vacuum sealer). However, I just can’t pass up a good deal.

Any suggestions for a recipe? I typically don’t buy skin on chicken because I don’t like the skin, but my husband will eat anything.

u/ChaosTorpedo — 14 days ago

Yesterday it was fine. Today it’s… dead? Two are like this, right beside each other. The surrounding ones are totally fine.

The first picture is what it looks like right now. The second picture is the plant on the other side of them, which is what it looked like yesterday. I watered them yesterday.

I don’t know which variety this is without going to check my chart.

u/ChaosTorpedo — 16 days ago

I want to start composting, but our property has one fruit tree that rarely loses leaves (loquat). We have plenty of lawn clippings and pulled weeds. We live in an area where most trees keep their leaves throughout the year.

I want to get a tumbler due to limited available space, but see that it requires more “browns” than a regular compost pile. Do I put out a neighborhood call to ask for sticks and leaves? Do I just use grass, but let it fully dry before adding it? Do I add something else to offset the grass clippings?

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u/ChaosTorpedo — 16 days ago