Drusas

What in Sam Hell is a puma?

https://youtu.be/01qtl7GYw4w

pumas

Olympic Peninsula of Washington

Come on, people. No one calls them pumas up here. Like, literally no one. They’re cougars or mountain lions. Pumas are what they’re called in South America.

https://longevitybotanicals.com/blogs/mushrooms/how-mushrooms-might-sit-closer-to-animals-than-plants

Pretty sure it’s mentioned on Wikipedia. I haven’t searched about it myself in years.

Specifically, that there is not enough nitrogen for the mushrooms/mycelium, which require more nitrogen than grass does. This is less of a problem in areas where wildlife lives as their droppings provide nitrogen content to the soil.

Basically, it’s a lawn problem. Need more than just barren grass for healthy mycelium beneath the soil surface.

I have found that to be helpful. Make sure you don’t have the fan too strong on them. Sometimes you will be surprised by the sad little seedlings that turn out to be strong later.

I sure have not and look into it every single year. I guess an alcohol spray seems to work best after an infestation has already taken hold.

I’ve bought a couple of different allegedly green pesticides this year to try. We’ll see.

I haven’t found neem oil to be helpful.

Always expect aphids. And spider mites. Little fuckers.

They are looking leggy, which…is solvable with a grow light. They’re struggling to reach for the light. That doesn’t necessarily mean they won’t work out without a light.

What you say is true, but I have absolutely no idea which direction you are trying to go with that comment.

Most grasses that people intentionally plant and cultivate are invasive.

I’m guessing they’re referring to the empty lawns that are clearly just there for show.

I think that’s been a bit of an issue out my way with a couple of places that like to rake in cash by hosting weddings.

Does it work the other way around, too? As in, “You bought in a quiet area, so shut up, dickhead”.

Looks like a community garden, though of course that is the opposite order of events.

NGL, the ceiling looked way better before. Not knocking your work–it was just a nice-looking ceiling and now it’s more of a plain-looking one.

? But toilets can overflow even if you don’t have a drain in your floor.

Thank you for mentioning the palm oil.

I feel like I’m the only person in the world who cares about avoiding it–no one but me ever seems to mention doing so. Got to spread the word! Save the orangutan! And forests, etc, of course.

That would make a great book. Here’s hoping someone knows of one.