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 21 
 on: June 18, 2025, 02:48:46 AM 
Started by happyconcacti - Last post by CactusUnpaidOvertime
Someone gave mi PL. Willy seeds and I did not grow em correctlt; though I think I tried; I think they died from root rot; I think that or I gave them away. I did not plant them in (Trying to think, mind blanking; developmental delay or mental moment) - I remember hesitating knowing - wait no - i was 18 and my father would not support muy then I would not sterilize the soil either) - (putting soil in an oven is mean)

 22 
 on: June 18, 2025, 02:42:48 AM 
Started by happyconcacti - Last post by CactusUnpaidOvertime
*Inserts Baja California (Mexico) Lophophora williamsii into The United States region where it is going extinct*

Did yuhh's know that the Pejuta can be cultured via petri dish? You may need a building block here, petri dish there or just graft it

*Inserts Elden Peyote Ring: The Hideo Kajima Block BUSTED game**

 23 
 on: June 18, 2025, 02:38:41 AM 
Started by sapla - Last post by CactusUnpaidOvertime
IS THIS HEDGE IN CALIFORNIA? California is an Archapelago with U.S. Region and Mexico region and close by Mexico and Canada

For diversity you need a boom or something

A black hole is an orb of destruction before that it was a sun and inbetween somewhere it was a dwarf star

 24 
 on: June 18, 2025, 02:34:59 AM 
Started by sapla - Last post by CactusUnpaidOvertime
hmm; wind breaking plants that is one idea

Wi liv in a hedging labrythian maze

Try (IF USDA? Americana/Americano) - switchcane (Common name; grass, bamboo, American bamboo; presumes there were American Pandas), Several vines (Morning glory) but they do not block the wind nor shut out the light yet depending on the height it might make for a good bit in case you requisite a landmark if one day the scope of your hedge project gets out of control and it evolves taurs (Manotaurs, etcetera))

Try Sugarcane if it survives, bamboo, spruce; anything that works like a wall

There are reed grass really that grow high and can make licorice candy and gum; will your hedge be watery? Swampy? Spiny? Dangerous? Safe? Filled; teaming with diversity?

I recommend a Redwood tree if the Hedge needs to have it

 25 
 on: June 18, 2025, 02:27:13 AM 
Started by TeacherCavo - Last post by CactusUnpaidOvertime
the virola is diverse; little violets (Other name aside via Latin-speaking folk) big violets;  carnivorous FEEDMI SEYMOAR Violets

 26 
 on: June 18, 2025, 02:24:48 AM 
Started by CactusUnpaidOvertime - Last post by CactusUnpaidOvertime
Sorry for the screwed up code; errors yet like whatever there are consequences - risk

 27 
 on: June 18, 2025, 02:21:47 AM 
Started by CactusUnpaidOvertime - Last post by CactusUnpaidOvertime
    harmine and THH can grow a pancreas and a brain in the body and in petri.

    • *Does this presume i can use this for primates that take flora into their opposable thumbed hands and farm or garden or
    • It means that I can feed  my pet ferrets organs even though theuy are wild animals that requisite territory or
    • what about the other pancreatic mammalians?
    [li]*If the pancreas is good then it also makes good soil and kind of almost blood meal yet not enough juicy hemoglobin so
    [/li][/list]

    *Allthe above; beware contamination!* SeVERAL SEVERAL PATHOGENS AND THINGS CANNOT GET IN A PAMCREAS OR BRAIN THIS INCLUDES!*
    [/size]

    • Diabetes (A condition of the pancreas that can happen when it shrinks or is metabolized; a Mustelidae like a stout or ferret munching on it causes diabetes if they do not finish it
    • Anthrax amoebas

    THIS IS A SHORT LIST IT IS NOT EXHAUSTIVE THE BRAIN DOES NOT LIKE WATER OR HEMOGLOBIN (Blood, general; includes insectoid, crustacean, etc)[/size]

     28 
     on: June 17, 2025, 10:51:11 AM 
    Started by Ernest - Last post by Ernest
    Hi, I have grown various interesting plants over the years. Hemp, salvia d, mimosa hostilis and various cacti.

    Unfortunately my mimosa died, over a holiday it dried out.
    I'm interested in acacia acuminata and similar that might be hardy though to survive outside in the UK. Particularly varieties with alkaloids in the leaves as well as root bark.

    I have some cacti seeds to share.

     29 
     on: June 16, 2025, 07:42:50 PM 
    Started by CactusUnpaidOvertime - Last post by CactusUnpaidOvertime
    Bee peace, unions, treaties, all of it would be a small shift out of the impending apocalypse.

    Anthrophora busleyi might host a major example of how bees engage in wars as casualty. Competition yield higher yields of seeds, berries, crops, legume, and more pointing to a relation between war and yield. Likely You are wandering yourself and in terror you spot Halictidae or nomada and bear witness to a variety of cucoo behaving organism. This is not the average talk about your birds their bees not even mentioning the enslaved picnic ants.

    Anthrophora busleyi is a survivor against over 20 cucoo parasites - sawflies lay an egg in their burrow and you can practically sense the Jumping Spider that tried feeling guilty about missing. They are symbiont's and sometimes they miss. Some lay eggs inside, onto, and within their nest. Sometimes mother Anthrophora busleyi survives; no shit, they run the whole ecology.

    You read Ed Yong's "An Immense World: How Animal senses Reveal The World Around Us". You recal that the major takeaway is that the organic lives all around you are sentient and the senses are seeing and that you learned you do know bacteria and even bivalves have eyes; have photorecpors. They can see lighting albeit neither see like you do. You wonder wtfhc! "(What The Fucking H. Christ!)" as they say

    They all have pain. Some have lost their sense of electricity. they lose their Scopae fuzziness and Corbicula; likely the goal longterm is to literally kill off the competition. The scopae fuzz and basketlike Corbicula is prolly made out of chitin so the game plan is to kill Native bee species through extermination, femacide, Hymenopteran Nazi in a certain sense? They can probably survive fine and catch a Bianual or polyannual (similar to the Cicadeans as a source of emergency food.

    Not all Hymenoptera are parasites trying to intentionally inherit the ecological keystone throne, opportunity, and available avail of competitive evolution, mimicry, endoparasitism, ectoparasitism; cucoo for what cost?

    You laugh.. you smile.. you capture one and it has a large thorax sagging with a Psuedopenis ovipositor it sticks into a Miner Bee Hive which is how it got to be named a Wandering Cucoo Bee - like many cucoo's be they a "changling", a human trafficker continuing modern enslavement of Homo sapiens, a psychologically abusive significant other, a cucoo bird such as a mocking bird or cowbird; it goes back to discovering or rediscovering evolution; you recall that primates can be reasoned with and realize you are not the first to fall in love with charades, literature, story-telling, playing and LARP (Live Action Role Playing; that you had always been left alone by so many beings from spiders to venomous vipers; even in adolescence and as a toddler waddling and swaddling - you had water and plains vipers greet you, birds of prey greet you, and various Hymenopterans greet you..

    You made mistakes; hurt some of them yet learned the consequences of your actions and inactions?..

    Except.......you have been food before..(..?..that "hairy" (sense organ) hand-sized spider that does not carry disease yet does feast on your blood since the Megafauna it prefferred went extinct or lost its cave-dwelling and hibernating habitat such as The American bears and cats and canines - that arachnids feeding behavior was affecting the evolution of immunity and had a positive constant affect, boon, benefit to their warm blooded food. these immune mutations would vanish along with the primates and other organisms. You realize that there is a spectrum.

    That carnivorous Arachnid fed on me; maybe that explains why I would wake up disoriented, confused, searching for water as I find one not noticing I had been fed on by a pack of spiders at the finger tips and that it is actively supporting my immunity like a vaccine - I veraciously guzzle sweet tea; delicious! I shut my fridge - thankfully this guest is only feeding once in a few months - and maybe experimenting and teaching their offspring motherly lessons.

     You remember that at least it was not a .. Triatomine..
    (Leo AI)
    "This is a Kissing Bug Parasite

    Kissing bugs, also known as triatomine bugs, are a group of insects belonging to the subfamily Triatominae. These bugs are known for their habit of biting humans, particularly around the face, which has led to their common name "kissing bugs" They are of significant concern because they can transmit the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi, which causes Chagas disease This disease is primarily found in Latin America but has also been reported in the southern United States Eleven species of kissing bugs are found in the United States, and their distribution may be expanding northward due to climate change While some kissing bugs can carry T. cruzi, not all bites result in infection, and the disease is rare in the U.S. The transmission occurs when an infected kissing bug defecates near the bite site, and the parasite enters the body through the bite wound or mucous membranes example of predator carnivores that specifically developes a symbiotic albeit very unasked for relationship."
    ..........
    ..back t
    ..To the bees..

    ..............................
    The chitin is not Anthrophora busleyi; it is their unique lives and behaviors and emotionally intelligent and curiousity and compassion.

    They are being parasitism by a kind of behavior dating back to over 90 million years ago (It is 06/20/2025) - thankfully the oxygen levels are low today- The KPG Asteroid Mass Extinction event happened around 66 Million years ago so cucoo behaviors would be carried on via Natural Selection- so as you shudder and your stomach churns, you gasp and suddenly a time portal of your imagination takes you back to Megafauna, Megaflora, primordial spores; maybe things were different then?

    (LEO AI)
    ""K-T Extinction

    The K-Pg asteroid, also known as the Chicxulub impactor, was a massive celestial body that struck Earth approximately 66 million years ago, leading to the Cretaceous–Paleogene (K–Pg) extinction event  This impact is widely regarded as the primary cause of the mass extinction that wiped out approximately 75% of all species on Earth, including all non-avian dinosaurs  The asteroid was estimated to be between 10 and 15 kilometers (6 to 9 miles) in diameter , and its impact created the Chicxulub crater, a massive structure buried beneath the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico  The collision triggered global environmental changes, including a prolonged impact winter, which disrupted ecosystems and led to the extinction of many species  The asteroid's composition is believed to be that of a carbonaceous chondrite, based on geochemical evidence from impact layers
    ""

    ...A great movie to reference is The Territory 2023 - the story of the Uru-eu-wau-wau - a tribe and settler farmers and loggers. The uru-eu-wau-wau are an Island community in the sense of time and the settler people as well as various other stakeholders of Brazil likely impact the other wars of nature. The Uru-eu-wau-wau are under protection. Both settler and wild can live in harmony.

    If they see the light

    Several possible shifts can indeed create freedom and liberty

    What could we do to live every instant with some form of gratitude be it neutralis, Abrigado, or Abrigada

     30 
     on: June 16, 2025, 12:25:16 PM 
    Started by CactusUnpaidOvertime - Last post by CactusUnpaidOvertime
    The site said it was not secure according to Brave though it might not be malicious? please do a double check and have some security stuff also my device I am using needs charged and updated sorry

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