



So... I'm not really a big fan of Cacti. I've had this one for at least 5 years and it was initially only about 1.5" tall. Despite serious neglect, multiple moves and a couple near death experiences it continues to come back and it has bloomed within the last year. I finally acquired a house and I think he has earned his stay. Clearly needs repotting, but what's the proper way to do so in this case? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Light: Currently next to an East facing sliding door. ~3 hours direct light and lots of bright indirect light. Can certainly be moved. Have a large deck outside if that's better.
Water: Every time it dries out completely, which is frequent due to the tiny dinkus idiot pot.
Bonus: Can I transfer the other cactus into the same pot as the schlong or nah?
This is the first photo I took in my current flat. Kinda ballsy.
It's a Brazilian vegetable normally half of the size of this one
...took me a few mins to realize what she was complaining about.
The production of king oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus eryngii) is deeply embedded in interconnected commodity markets that extend far beyond the final retail price. Their lifecycle begins with a substrate composed of wood shavings—an industrial byproduct of timber processing—and rice bran, a separately traded agricultural commodity within the broader grain market. The procurement cost of wood shavings varies regionally and plays a key role in determining bulk substrate expenses, while rice bran pricing tends to move in partial correlation with primary grains. Over time, this mixture yields king oyster mushrooms that enter export markets governed by increasingly standardized trading structures, where prices fluctuate according to harvest cycles in patterns similar to other bulk agricultural commodities. What consumers ultimately see on the shelf reflects only the final stage of a complex, multi-layered pricing chain.
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Les pépites des archives, ce sont de jolis "doublons" que les admins ont décidé de vous resservir pour les remettre en valeur après quelques mois ou années passés aux oubliettes.
Un cortinaire à la belle couleur violacée, tout juste sorti de sa matrice humique, par une belle journée humide...
I think he should actually jerk more cuz even if they're not blue, look at those balls. so... how can I help him move past his complexe?
Went on a nice trail hike this morning. Greeted by this big thang