Most people write to portray their imagination. But writing isn’t just expression; it’s also communication. It isn’t enough to say what we want; our writing needs to engage the reader. We are communicating all our lives and have an instinct for this, so while this post may seem extremely complicated, the chances are when you […]
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These series of posts are intended to give more information of the world in the Abrahamha’s strays series of books. Marginally Human is currently published and available in print with pothi.com There has been a fantastic response, in terms of enjoyment of the world, even though these are self-published, barely promoted books, and a large
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In the year 2442, Aaxyl and Aameh live in the welfare dormitories of a dome and consider themselves sisters: AxAm. All Aaxyl wants is for them to be safe and live independent of welfare. When Aameh connects an analytical report of missing persons in the dome with comatose immortals in the Null Dorms, her investigation
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Live sphagnum grows in very pure water and needs high humidity to grow well. If you cannot provide these two, you might as well not bother. But it is not so hard to create these conditions. Here are some ideas. Growing it in a simple cup or plastic container This is quite simple. You simply
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First, some eye candy. Now for how to get here. You begin with a healthy pinguicula plant (healthier than this – this is a plant after I pulled off the leaves, because I forgot to take photos before). It should have a good number of leaves, enough to not miss a couple. Do not pull
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I have a seedgrown nepenthes merrilliana that is about two years old or so. It has never pitchered other than when it was a very small seedling. It gets good conditions. 5-6 hours of light. Good water, consistent humidity. Other plants near it are pitchering. This one flat out refuses. If you see the photo,
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Carnivorous plants often expect the substrate merely for the physical base to keep them grounded, significantly as a source of clean water & and for the roots to dig in away from the light. some pings and droseras do produce roots upwards, but that open for another conversation. Its is often safer to have one
How to use cocopeat for your carnivrous plants. Read More »
Some drosera burmanii photos: Drosera burmanii may be tiny, but they have mighty dew! Drosera burmanii can get red when not fed for a while You can grow drosera burmanii nice and tidy in pots. Or the drosera burmanii grow wherever they want, like when seeds fall into some other empty pot… Drosera burmanii don’t
I am going to try and add photos to give a visual idea later, but frankly, I don’t usually take pics while working with plants, so it may be a bit of a struggle to find the right ones. So it may have to wait till the next time I do cuttings. Right at the
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