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Birders, 2019 (dir. Otilia Portillo Padua)

Spend your money on the things money can buy. Spend your time on the things money can't buy.

— Haruki Murakami

Some of my co-workers chipped in to get me this adorable assortment for my birthday! Begonia, fern, and some other friends as well! A welcomed addition to the family 😋

Haworthias for your viewing pleasure

New houseplants from today!

First two are Rex Begonias found in 2 different colors

Third is a Pink Wave (Fittonia argyroneura)

Fourth is a Snow White Waffle Plant (Hemigraphis alternata ‘exotica’)

Fifth is a Manjula Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)

Sixth is a Golden Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)

Seventh & Eighth is a Bird’s Nest Fern (Asplenium nidus)

All pots came from Wal Mart and were surprisingly very inexpensive ($4.97-$6.97)

ECHEVERIA SUYON VARIEGATA

Growth since last pictured. As you can see, new growth makes the variegation more obvious and there's less stress coloring.

Baby perle von nurnberg 🌵

My favorite semper. She makes all the other semps around her look like turds 😂 by jessibellle

Blooming Valley. Triglav national park, Slovenia [OC] [1800x1200] - Author: sensorpainting on reddit

Corina Rainer

I cannot find a spider plant anywhere to save my life!! Tomorrow is my birthday and I’m incredibly disappointed to start my 23rd year of life off without a proper spider plant. SOS!! Someone send me a spider plant!

every now and then… you gotta stop and smell the roses… and the frog!

I guess you could say gardening runs in the family. Pictured is my grandmother, 79, with the new raised beds my uncle made for her. 10/10. Grandma approves.

They be blessing

ハルタン Harutan by Mikiko

Happy little guy! by bubbles_go_pop

A little sunset rooftop beekeeping with the WestSide Bee Boyz! These guys are so passionate about the work they do, and dedicated to sharing their craft. 

Support their commitment to provide urban beekeeping workshops across Chicago! https://zip.kiva.org/loans/16840/i/pjy

Osgiliath

My moss terrarium that I made with my Grandmother’s old tea kettle that she gave to me. In the terrarium are mosses, grasses, rocks, and clovers. One clover decided to sprout through the spout :)