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My hope is we’re still working towards the replacement tech tree

It looks like a philodendron of some kind, but the leaves also look like a bat plant.

I’d wager it’s an aroid of some kind

This is a ZZ plant, it does not want direct sunlight.

It will grow under artificial lights just fine, in fact throw it on your desk at the office without a window in sight and the fluorescent lights will do enough.

In your home if the ZZ plant can see a window it’s likely fine, however this one does appear slightly etoliated AND like it has some nutrient issues

She was awful before the money, money just made her able to do it more

Recycling the components for the metals and other bits in them is a good use though.

Selling computer equipment to rife with security concerns and compatibility issues isn’t charity

It was him or his family and everyone he loved.

There was not going to be court.

(Europe has tornadoes)

I’m gonna be really fucking upset if this isn’t the name adopted universally.

Your assessment of substrate compacting over time is a good one, one reason repotting is important!

For a per plant basis, if you can find a plant store nearby I bet the owner would love to tell you how (and show you products specifically designed) to care for your plants.

What kinds do you have? I’m happy to talk plants :)

They can’t. This article is … nonsense.

My bioluminescent petunias can breed with other petunias and I’ve been trying to get the glow gene across BUT I think it’s a twofer mutation so relatively hard to “breed in” natively.

My petunias are not sterile, the USDA didn’t require them to be either.

I’ve been growing petunias bioengineered to bioluminesce for years, they were developed by a grad student and team in Idaho.

So. Did they do it in a new way?