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i thought, what better than another living being to add to our self-obsession of ourselves

want a plant in my room, was wondering if anyone had any pictures of plant (or pet) inspo: like banzais, aquariums, or just potted or hanging plants.

thanks

love u.

>> No.12333186
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cheh

>> No.12333239

what are some easy to grow plants for food

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>>12333176
bump

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>> No.12333586

>>12333239
>what are some easy to grow plants for food
Start with herbs, some don't require that much care and you'll use them for cooking anyway.

>> No.12333591

Someone post the plants in backpacks screenshot please

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>>12333239
Kale can handle a lot. That is if it actually hits freezing in your country.

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>> No.12334049

>>12333239
whats your location? your geography matters. look up gardening zones and then the easiest vegetables to grow in your zone

>> No.12334099

>>12333186
man thats pretty

>> No.12334137

>>12333586
>>12334049
green onions are ezpz but they don't grow as large as the original

>> No.12334232

>>12333985
cozy af

>> No.12334590

>>12333583
can someone id the artist please?

>> No.12334627

>>12333582
This is so sick, I'd love to do something like this.
Will keep in mind for the next time I move house, hopefully the window will actually have the sun shine on it.

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>>12334049
not him but what's a good one for Texas. Specifically in this area.

>> No.12335343

>>12334635
im in the north east so idk off the top of my head, look it up my guy
you've got sun so that's pretty good for tomatoes/peppers/a lot of veggies, you'd just need to be able to water frequently and make sure the plants don't burn

>> No.12336432

>>12334590
looks like egon schiele

>> No.12337248

>>12335343
i imagine A&M has some growing going on in their A departments, should be very easy to ask and get info

>> No.12337372

>>12333239
You'll have to check the composition of the soil (grain size: sandy, loamy, clayey) and how much water it holds. Then you check which plants could grow there.

>> No.12338321

>>12334049
>>12337372
california, desert

>> No.12338323

>>12335343
>>12337248
thanks guys I'll make sure to check