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    Ragged/Wispy-Looking Feathers

    Hi, yes I did figure out the issue. I had a couple hens who were plucking and eating his feathers. They aren’t around anymore.
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    Ended Official BYC 2024 Summer Fair—Indoor Plant Show

    I don’t do anything special, at least I don’t think I do! Mine both live in a west facing window (garden door) all year long. I repot yearly and water when about 50-75% dry. Mist weekly. I never knew how much to fertilize but after watching a few YouTubers (I really like Sheffield Made Plants) I...
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    Ended Official BYC 2024 Summer Fair—Indoor Plant Show

    Yes, starting it on something else is a good idea! I’d had mine started on a trellis I made but he quickly out grew that so that’s when I started hanging him on the wall.
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    Ended Official BYC 2024 Summer Fair—Indoor Plant Show

    Yes! It’s a vine, and it’s not actually a monstera. They just have pretty leaves resembling one!
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    Ended Official BYC 2024 Summer Fair—Indoor Plant Show

    Mini monstera, Mike, taking over
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    Ended Official BYC 2024 Summer Fair—Indoor Plant Show

    My favorite plant, Papi. He is a croton. He is 2 years old and such a handsome fella. He’s always pushing out new leaves.
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    Bully Breed Thread!!!

    Corona (8 years old) & Kaluah (12 years old) pitties
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    Update on GROUNDS Coffee Ground Bedding for your coop!

    @aart Here is the frame hubby made for drying my grinds He made it to fit our wheelbarrow
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    Update on GROUNDS Coffee Ground Bedding for your coop!

    I was originally just dumping them in a wheelbarrow and waiting… not the best. Then I started spreading them out on a tarp which was better but still took a while if there was any amount of wetness to them, which there usually was. Then hubby made me a frame with hardware cloth (for strength)...
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