I once had a "greenhouse" in my living room (long story). It included orchids, ferns, bromeliads, insectivores, live sphagnum moss... lots of weird and rare tropicals. I also had a couple little Italian stone pines in large pots that had begun as brutalized miniature Christmas trees... and now I arrive at my point: eventually the bright fluorescent yellow fruiting bodies of a fungus began appearing in those pots. They'd had a secret symbiotic love affair until that time.
Ah, yes... the FUNGUS GNATS! Argh! A little moist soil with humus and you're in trouble... so I had trouble in spades!
There were some days I'd wake up and find a CLOUD of hundreds of them at the big living room window (which faced to a private low-traffic area and so I mostly left the blinds open for the plants). Part of the reason I started growing insectivores! I focused on "sundew" species since Venus flytraps would have been useless. Still not a complete cure.
@VulcanTourist
RIGHT! They start so harmless with 10 or 20...and hours later...blackness...buzzing...wuuuhhh...hard to get rid of those beasties...good idea with the sundew species 👍
They're tricky to care for, since they're bog plants who demand PURE water with no dissolved salts! They forced me to buy a reverse-osmosis water filtration system after I got tired of first buying distilled water in bulk and then lugging 5-gallon water jugs back and forth to grocery store dispensing machines that were doing the same thing.
Then I discovered what I'd been missing all my life when I drank that myself! Turns out that I'm really a bog plant in disguise myself.
I wish I was surrounded with bog plants now... or any green things. When dysthymia got hold of me, I eventually killed ALL of them over time through neglect of myself and them. 😢
🤣 😴 so IFF your pretty flowers were blooming under the Summer Aug 1 full moon beam for about 1.2 light seconds 🌕 💮 ⛰️ 🌎 you could call them Eve's, once upon a time, moon shroom bloom flowers
(although, if no one ever saw them we might not never ever know they existed)
@Bakersm11
Ohhh....they exist - I'm sure! And their scent is magical! They are shy, they stay longer than 1.2 light seconds, but they go back in time and space if disturbed 🥰
just don't try to copy and past them in some ananominous Physical Review Letter ✍️ because they might be confused about an ambidextrose ananominous cholesteric chiral copy of some curve or (MAGA) Times Warp of data fabrication 🌀 in a "high speed" 🎓 genius cholesteric phase fiber network of fluorescent effervescent ephemeral flowers 🌎 💫
@Bakersm11
I must be careful, so true because of time wrap and the confusion this may course! So, I enjoy the fiber network of fluorescent effervescent ephemeral flowers in the 1.2 light seconds and know they were here to visit but have gone back into the unknown high speed" 🎓 genius cholesteric phase fiber network 😜
@Bakersm11
🎸 🎷 🎤 when live, they preform at Shallow Lake that is home to several festivals and then they use Bioluminescence so they can create a 😎 light show. Preforming in the building with barn swallows ends their tour so they can prepare their next one 🌏
I think it was about 1PM (US CST ~ 1976 or so🌎 ) I was listening to a series of lecture in Ecology Class about Alpine Meadows and a shooting pain would go thru my brain ... took a few appointments to figure out it was a "totally irrelevant" impacted "Wisdom Tooth" , but it was still one of my favorite learning experience
@Bakersm11
So that was what I experienced in 1976 at one o'clock over here! Unfortunately no experience with Nitrous Oxide and I was able to keep my wisdom teeth for an extremely long time, only three grew, but enough to diving into the lake of blue bacterium 😊
well (deer), I think it is a rather positive 🔬 outlook ... my son (the deer "minor bozon") was fortunate enough to have been to Devil's Kitchen Lake (twice), once when he 🧠 was ~ 8mo in utero 👶 🌎 and he and his former host took a "spill" 🚶♂️ that was fortunately not a toxic 🍻 episodic memory or experience and 🧬 relatively inconsequential,
yea, but "nowadays", even with a plexiglass shield I try to limit my UV exposure , if I was working with a green fluorescent protein in a simple spore forming organism like B. subtilis (GFP) , EVEn if it Bacillus subtilis is a Gram-positive bacterium that can be identified using Simple Gram stain Test Kit ...
and you don't even have to be a "MAGE" or cast any magic spells
It's wise to be cautious about UV exposure, even with a plexiglass shield. Working with green fluorescent protein in a simple spore-forming organism like Bacillus subtilis requires careful handling. Fortunately, you don't need magical abilities or bioluminescent firefly spells for this task. The "biofluorescent fusion" technique used depends on the timeframe and specific approach chosen. Safety and proper techniques are crucial in such experiments.
creative use of emoji icons but if you ⌛ 🌀 the flower pic , it did trigger a pleasant memory 😊 🛶 of looking over the gunnel during a bloom of tannish fresh water jelly fish rising from the depths of an inland clear water lake. I suppose it was just coincidental that it was also a (good bass fishing niche) sunken Forest called Devil's Kitchen
@Bakersm11
WOW! Love this! They are my Jelly Bean — The perfect name for a pet jellyfish that is more jelly than fish. 🥰 And I'm sure in for sinking in to the sunken Forest called Devil's Kitchen - my second home 🥰
🌲 they can be very, very quite and a little mysterious , and only seem to come up at special times in a rather limited thermocline , pretty much like them moon flowers on the other side of the world 🌎
Jest Part of the of the gedankenspiel PPD bremsstrahlung or braking radiation is any radiation produced due to the deceleration (negative acceleration), 😂 ☢️ Mam.
😴 🛶 "We" didn't catch many big fish that morning but the water was clear enough that it was almost like a Zoo in the coves of an old sunken forests of "Devils Kitchen" , even though we were never able to go night fishing in the Kitchen , on a 🤣 "scale" from one to ten, it was probably a few steps away above just another ordinary day 🎣
@Bakersm11
While the mentioned hobby is enjoyable, there are numerous factors, techniques, experts, and approaches related to mRNA half-life research that one needs to consider, depending on their experience in experimental design. 🤔 🥰 🤓
maybe , but when it comes to split second timing (of scintillating fluids and Isotopes ☢️) ⏱️ (e,g., 5 course meals), bakers👨🍳 or cooks have to watch out for a 'sinister "pattern" is in play' regarding the superposition media and timing of a puffed UP souffle🥚 🐔 , along with 🐃 Murican Buffalo Wings or Ball Park Franks 🌭 ,
but you seem to have a pretty good grasp of a lot of crazy 🤣 things or you would waste your time replying to anything Baker posts on Mastodon as far as eye can sea https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lacritin
So for precise timing in various situations involving scintillating fluids, isotopes, and complex dishes, bakers or cooks need to be cautious of a potentially ominous pattern related to the media’s interaction and the timing of dishes like soufflés, Buffalo wings, or hot dogs.
Awww...thanks 🥰 And yes - replying to a "Baker" here, the one and only "Steve" needs to 🐝 🌊
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