#plant stake

[figdays]

Bluebell Stained Glass Plant Stake // ZokaKurylov

#ZokaKurylov #plant stake #decor #stained glass

[yagodichjagodic]

Echoes of the Blair Witch.

New plant stake available in my SHOP.

#personal #horror & houseplants #a surprisingly natural combination #the idol collective #the blair witch project #the Blair witch #house plants #plant stake #horror art #found footage #string of hearts #horror movies #shop small #York #pennsylvania

[heartnosekid]

stained glass butterfly & moth plant stakes 🦋 | curiositygarden.ks on ig

#stim #butterflies #decor #stained glass #sfw #green #yellow #black #orange #blue #red #white #fake animals #shiny #plant stakes #handmade art #moths #luna moth #actias luna #eastern tiger swallowtail #papilio glaucus #monarch butterfly #danaus plexippus #common blue morpho #morpho peleides #ii think those are all the real life butterflies and moths these are based on #hands #plants #ishy gifs #postish

[floweringglass]

Playing around with making some flower stakes- pretty happy with this first one but think going to have to make a trip to the store for a thicker stem.

#stained glass #finished #flowers #plant stakes #3d projects #3d #it supports the flower but a bit too easy to bend

[twinkdemise]

#iasip #mac macdonald #s3e11 dennis looks like a registered sex offender #just rewatched this episode. god it's so good definitely in my top 10 overall in the show #the dinner scene my forever beloved i hold you close to my heart. it's so insanely satisfying from a writing perspective. #the way it all ties together and even though it's a scene about a dinner being fucking ruined and its got these #relatively high emotional stakes its so so. neatly written that it ends up feeling cathartic? in a way #idk what im saying man that scene's just really good #something about mac and charlie's scheme and motivations clashing with their parents' (and franks) #and them being kind of forced to reckon with the fact that their parents are real people with their owns wants and needs #(especially mac charlie ends up using this to his advantage and kind of betraying mac ig) #also a scene that emotional ending with a shot of charlie going Ohh and the seed has been planted is wild. #also mac being so worried about the fact that the vibe might be off... DO YOU WANT FLAT AMBIANCE??? #he just wants things to be normal!! he just wants a normal nice dinner party and normal parents who are together and happy and love eo!! #also there's a motif that shows up repeatedly of him wanting to seem like a good dinner host lol just kind of noticed that idk #maybe reading into this too much but god the theme of him so often being in denial of reality in order to #live up to certain societal standards and achieve normalness. #this is kind of the first (and imo one of the best) episodes with a plot line about mac's relationships with his parents #and their family dynamic in general which i find so so fascinating. #also i think this is the only time (except for the christmas video) where we see mac's parents together. #on a lighter note ig the dinner scene has so many other great quotes... charlies so funny in it #the man doesnt blink mom the man doesnt blink!! #the charmac in this episode was so excellent in general. the car scene where they freak out and become convinced luthers going to kill them. #YOU DONT DO THAT! YOU DONT EAT SOMEONE BECAUSE THEY DONT HAVE HEROIN IN THEIR ASS!! #i do rmbr watching this ep with my dad and him going Well that one was just kind of sad. #which.... i mean yeah. real. #thats it im done i think #also i ended up having to type all this in my notes bc tumblr tagging is so painful #what if i said smth and then went Hey i want to say that a bit differently? oh? youre just straight up not gonna let me do that. oh okay. #fuck you

[plantanarchy]

Every morning, I am annoyed by the lone white hydrangea mixed into the pinks

#greenhouse content #hydrangeas suck go away be gone but also... so pretty #like i hate planting them hate the fuss of growing them #hate worrying about pH and waiting for color to show if i did it wrong #hate fertilizing them hate constantly wetting the greenhouse floor so they cool down #hate timing when i water so i can cool them down with irrigation #hate staking them when they flop #hate hate telling customers again and again that theyre NOT hardy here sorry they don't rebloom #or if they do there are better hardy options later in the season #i'm SO tired of explaining hydrangeas to people zzzz #but they're pretty

[genderfluid-druid]

[ID: photo of two monstera deliciosa plants in matching pots, their leaves covered in water droplets. End ID]

It's watering day, and we're getting a nice rain here, so I put the big kids outside for a bit. I love the way their leaves look with rain on them.

Bonus Leia's newest leaf passing the Big Leaf Test:

[ID: photo of a single big leaf with my hand for scale. Leaf is bigger than hand. End ID]

#the kids' names are Luke and Leia yes #they came in one pot and when i went to repot i realized they were twins. so #they were so so scraggly when i got them #previous owner had them barely supported with bamboo stakes and hair clips #and I'm pretty sure no grow light #in a Michigan winter #they were SO STRETCHED OUT #but I'm a stubborn fool and decided i was more interested in seeing if i could fix them up than in just having a nice monstera plant #so i got them moss poles and a grow light #and as soon as the weather permitted i put them on the enclosed porch #and oh BOY are they loving the light there #luke has put down THREE new aerial roots that i can see #Leia has two and might be about to start a third #their newest leaves are bigger than any of the ones they had when i got them #I'm crossing fingers we'll get some fenestrations soon as well #of course we are only two maybe three months away from frost season again #hopefully I'll be able to keep this momentum with grow lights after they come back inside

[pancakeke]

I would take a pic of the new organization but because I added stakes to that monstera when I repotted it, its leaves are facing a bunch of random directions now like it has plant bead head. it needs a few days for its leaves to turn toward the light and look less goofy.

#its my biggest plant by a factor of like 10 so it single handedly makes everything look kinda stupid #my fault though for making like no attempt to stake it to anything until now so it was going kinda everywhere

[glassified-studio]

🍄Mushroom Babes🧚🏼‍♀️- Plant Stakes now available!🪴

You can find them here

#glassart #stainedglass #glass art #stained glass #suncatcher #artists on tumblr #glass work #glasswork #artwork #art business #artist on tumblr #artblr #support small artists #artistsupport #glass #witchcore #mushrooms #mushroom art #mushroomcore #plant stakes #plant parent #plantlover #plantlife #plantcollection #plantcore #plant decor #cottagecore #cottage aesthetic #faery aesthetic #fae art

[figdays]

Glass caterpillar Plant Pot Stake // Adamodart

#Adamodart #pot stake #planter stake #decor #plant stake

[yagodichjagodic]

My Sun Gate plant stake looks mad cute in this bby Bella palm 🌱

#personal #the idol collective #midsommar #a24 #ari aster #Florence pugh #shop small #house plant #plant stake #horror art #horror movies

[recurring-polynya]

Here's a dialogue writing tip, from me to you.

Most of the time I just "Yes, and..." my dialogue, but there are times I need it to go in a particular direction, or sometimes it's just going in a direction I don't like. It's really amazing how powerful phrasing can be as a tool.

For example, I started with Character A asking Character B "Do you think we were wrong to stay so long?"

But instead, I could use: "Should we have stayed so long?" "Should we have left earlier?" "Would it have been better to leave earlier?" "Do you think we should have left earlier?

These are all technically asking the same thing, but you can see that each of these might lead to a very different response! All I'm doing is turning the question around from different angles, and adding more or less objectivity to the ask, but depending on your circumstances, there may be many other ways to come up with variations.

Sometimes this is useful on the very basic level of you're stuck, and this can be a brainstorming method for getting unstuck.

It's also useful, though, when you need to craft a scene to have a certain mood or outcome. Think about, first of all, what is the asking character trying to get out of this interaction? Are they actually looking for an answer, or are they fishing for a particular response? Is it a leading question? Are they looking for reassurance? Are they being accusatory? What are their motivations, what are the emotions at stake?

Then, you can look at the other character and do the same thing for them. You can also look at the relationship between them and the dynamic you're going for here. If you want to set up some angst, Character A is looking for comfort, but phrases the question such that Character B sees it as assigning blame and reacts defensively. Or if you're trying to set up some clever banter, different ways of posing the question give different springboards for the other character to jump off of.

I am very fond of the piece of writing advice that if you get stuck, you should look for the problem three lines back, but the problem isn't always self-evident (or it may not even be a problem, it's just that you wrote a series of lines that led you to a dead end). Anyway, this is a technique I use sometimes in that situation.

As a final note, it's best to just use this in choosing between a number of equally naturally phrased options. There's an advanced form of this technique for use in say, comedies of manners, where you are purposely setting up misunderstandings that hinge on certain phrasings and you may really have to engineer a sentence. This is kind of a dangerous thing, because it can come off sounding phony, but on the other hand, if you're actually good at this stuff, this is exactly why we like writers like Oscar Wilde and P. G. Wodehouse. In both the simple and advanced case, it's always a good idea to look back later and say to yourself, "is this a thing that the character would actually say?" and "does this fit in with my general prose style."

#writing advance #do i like doing this? no #has it saved my ass a million times? yes #is this even coherent? i have no idea #we all like to think our writing as a channeling of the characters and that a proper story will just plop out #and it's nice when it happens but sometimes you got to get the plot from point a to point b and the blorbos aren't cooperating #it's like gardening sometimes you gotta stake sometimes you gotta prune it's healthier for the plant in the long run #i wrote this post instead of actually fixing the part of the fanfic i am stuck on #rip 2 me

[weaverash]

So I have a philosophical conundrum regarding urban foraging…

I live in a suburban area with a lot of little patches of “woods” (it’s more like scrubs and trees that have sprung up around drainage ditches) and there are a lot of random berry patches- including a massive snarl of wine berries behind my house. They are delicious (think raspberries, but smaller) and we love picking them, but they are also invasive. Unfortunately I can’t really do anything about them because we rent and the drainage ditches are the property of whichever corporation runs my city.

Does harvesting them count as solarpunk even though they’re invasive? It seems like a lot of people focus on foraging native plants (which is good) and I can’t figure out if it’s in the spirit of solarpunk to rely on an invasive berry for yearly summer treats. Does this count as “eat your foes” if I’m not actively eradicating it?

#solarpunk #urban foraging #invasive plants #pls don’t judge me #this is mostly to settle a debate between my dad and I #that I have no real stake in #but he’s being stubborn about #and therefore I have to win on principle #eat your invasives

[emperornorton47]

Plant stakes at Golden Hour

#plant nursery #Plant stakes #golden hour #photo #Rancho Santa Margarita #orange county #california #digital #original photographers

[bubmyg]

gave my over-glorified weed a new pot and stakes <3

#these ‘succulents’ are invasive in the wild and are rlly ugly but <3 I’ve had her since she was a seed so <3 #i suppose it’s time to give her a pretty pot sjdndjdn #also haven’t Ever staked it and it was growing in a giant C SNSNSNSN #plant postings

[cantankerouscatfish]

there’s customers every day who don’t seem to understand that plants grow. like you’ve got people who think they can cram 300 plants into one pot because they’re all pack plugs. some of those will get 3 whole feet tall and around by the end of summer. read the tags.

and then there are people who spend ages hemming and hawing over two pots of whatever. which looks better? which has more buds?? here’s a fun fact: neither of them will look the same in a week. in two weeks. by the end of July. there is no way to know which will grow better for you. they are living things. there are too many factors at play here. pick one and do the best you can.

#it just seems really bad this year idk #had a lady who wanted me to stake up a floppy geranium #ma'am That Is The Growth Habit Of The Plant. this next flower bud is gonna do the same once they open. #and she was like 'whaaat' as if all the other pots didn't look exactly the same. #hey. y'know trees? they don't pop into existence as 60-foot oaks or whatever overnight. things grow and change over time. #if that doesn't fit your ~aesthetic~ then get silks. #I am tired. #lays out in the mumfield in the dust and spiders