Bett

The glass half full take is only 7 more years

Call me worker the way I work this ass

Carl

I guess he wouldn’t agree with the name because among nazis it’s just called a salute

:3

Sorry, I should have given more context. I meant that the mods’ behaviour confuses me a lot.

I love environmental storytelling

:confused-cat:

This is also what in confused about. If the mods didn’t know about admin mod actions, surely that meant they weren’t reading the mod log? I don’t know the first thing about being a mod but this seems like there’s a pretty clear solution.

I’m so fucking confused like how can you just decide on behalf of all the users of a community that they’re moving to a worse place???

Reddit moment 🙄

Not entirely sure yet. I’m going to go for some things I tend to wish I had fresh when I’m buying them for cooking, like thyme and sage. Maybe oregano and basil too but I think I might use too much of that to grow it myself. My balcony can only hold so many plants 😅

Herbs for teas are a great use. Do you have suggestions? My cousin gave me some homegrown lemon verbeina a couple years back and I loved that so maybe I should try growing some of my own.

Something small 😅.

I currently just have an actual bin with a ton of mulch that I put my dead plants in and give it a little water sometimes. Has been working fairly well for a couple years now.

I know there’s ‘proper’ ways to compost but I never really got into it because it feels like overkill for the amount of compost I actually use (there’s already basically a never ending supply).

Any suggestions for a small setup?

• get a proper composter because the bin I was using started rusting
• plant more herbs
• really a lot of herbs, they’re so worth it
• don’t forget to fertilise my olive tree

Cool, thank you!! I’ll save this for later use 🙏

Picked two beautiful yellow raspberries today and I was so excited I ate them immediately and forgot to take a pic hehe

Maybe I’ll clear out my raised bed to plant some winter vegs soon. I just let it grow wild because the extra green looked nice and the bugs love the shade during summer :). I wouldn’t mind taking it back to grow some carrots tho.

I got it as a potted cutlet from the one my parents have had for over a decade, so no idea what the cultivar is really. I might try some Google lense-ing when the fruits are ripe.

Some initial research showed that for yellow raspberries (which it should be, because the mother plant is) it’s actually normal to fruit year one, so yay 🙏

My raspberry shrub is flowering and seems like it will actually bear some fruit, so yay! I didn’t expect it to fruit year one so I’m happy about that :)

Everything else on the balcony is doing ok. The olive has been loving the hot summer but I’m curious to see how it will do when the weather gets colder in September.

Where do you usually get them? I tried my local gardening centre but they don’t seem to stock any :(

Ohh that looks great! Thanks a lot!