Desert nettle kills young competition
After the area the desert nettle was growing in had some runoff water, younger plants emerged and competition started...
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After the area the desert nettle was growing in had some runoff water, younger plants emerged and competition started...
Two new leaves emerge in this plant despite difficult conditions.
↗Trash clings to the plant's leaves, some of which act as a shade cloth for said leaves leading them to be healthier.
↗Notes on timing, plant condition, and area condition.
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How would Ficus benjamina respond to less-than-ideal conditions for 5 months, neglects for 1 month, and ideal conditions for 5 months. (Experinment failed, timeline is the expected timeline decided before experiment start)

Growing Euphorbia serpens (also known as matted sandmat) indoors under growlights to challange its resilient structure.

A comparison between two different grow lights on Epipremnum aureum.
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I'm currently focusing on making research packets. As an Information Research member of the Anchora Project, my duty is to make research packets for other social-media-specialized members of organization. As per the topic chosen by the organization, I am to make research packets on the topic of suicide education such as suicide prevention and lowering stigma around suicide help. This may stand out from my usual botanical theme and may sound oddly professional, but I do consider neuroscience to be one of my top 4 interests, believe it or not. Which is the topic that the Anchora Project investigates, that being neuroscience as previously mentioned.