I can’t waaaaiiiit, no i can’t wait

I’m telling you, spend a few days actually looking for and actually SEEING moss, it’ll blow your mind

There is a strip of grass beside the driveway to my complex’s parking structure with one tree in it.

That tree and the surrounding grass has at LEAST five species of moss living on it, so I just slow down on my walk to the car and appreciate those diverse, weird little plants

Ah HA, you’ve fallen for the same trap i did. The veins in leaves are actually described as “vein-like” and are purely structural. Likewise, the stems are structural, mosses are non-vascular

This is their second year, if that matters to you. Last year they were wimpy little bunches with like four flowers each

Shit, my bad. Remind me of the recommended format?

Micromoths are my favorite. I studied them for a bit, and the variety in those teensy tiny little things is just amazing

Sorry, the title and text weren’t clear. I garden for the pollinators. Them bugs make me happy

Ginkos are very common. They’re ancient trees, and almost went extinct, but they’re tolerant of the rather extreme conditions of an urban environment and very pollution resistant

Well yeah, I guess I’m specifically interested in whether there is a predictable timeline once a bud reaches the state of the one pictured

Picture description: dark green, unopened flower blossom surrounded by a necklace of small, light green triangular sepals on a background of out-of-focus plants

Not sure what the preferred format is

Ahhhhhhh yeah that makes sense

Can you elaborate? I’m just not understanding for some reason

I love you

The video on pinball machines was absolutely incredible

Okay but what if I’m generally good at everything and this tactic keeps working for me and I just accumulate obscure skills

Now

My wife and I have four

You better start showing Plague Daddy, Prince of Decay, God of Chaos Nurgle some goddamn respect

Mind elaborating on the other threats?