

Of course! I have set up several research, commercial and home plant tissue culture labs in my day. You are welcome to DM me when you have questions about particular steps. I can talk all day about plants!
A cranky biologist who means well. My hobbies include long walks off short piers and anything science related.
Of course! I have set up several research, commercial and home plant tissue culture labs in my day. You are welcome to DM me when you have questions about particular steps. I can talk all day about plants!
I happen to have a reasonable amount of professional experience in plant propagation.
Here’s the thing, there are many general principles that work, but every plant is different in ways that make it confusing for a beginner.
So if you want to start out gently pick a specific plant that you want to propagate. Learn how to divide it and make that particular species grow. There are general principles you can learn that will allow you to expand to other types of plants.
The field of plant tissue culture is accessible to a dedicated home hobbyist as well. There is a learning curve and you need to be comfortable with laboratory type work.
Or you can break off a bit and stick it in moist dirt. Plant propagation runs the gamut from dead simple to difficult. So begin by focusing on one single kind of plant that you want more of.
My two cents.
if the lab side of it interests you, these folks have good videos
At best a limp handshake and a $15 gift card for Shake Shack.
Don’t be surprised when this kind of response is met with hostility.
I mean, read the room.
Chiming in here.
Guanfacine was a miracle for me. I couldn’t tolerate stimulants and while the initial fatigue was significant, my focus improved significantly and quickly. Not as suddenly or dramatically as a stimulant (which I was able to take after a couple of years of guanfacine, I was in bad shape at first).
I still take a small dose as an adjunct along with a stimulant.
Yes, 1.2kWac. Did I do the estimate correctly? My quick estimate of the power yield under Utah conditions is anywhere between a dollar and $1.50 a day? Does that seem to be in the ballpark?
It took me a while to reply to this. I thought it was a really good comment though.
I didn’t think about landlords doing their usual douchey thing. But of course this is going to happen because anything that disturbs some apartment owners arbitrary aesthetic vision is going to be banned easily.
I read the legislation. it’s only five pages. It is really biased for single home owners without being explicit about that.
I think I did the estimate correctly, under typical sunny Utah conditions you would only make about a dollar worth of electricity a day at current rates with the maximum allowed system.
Part is regulations. Utah, of all places, recently passed legislation that requires utilities to allow small solar systems to plug into home systems without an application or fee from the utility.
It sucks to suck … water indiscriminately from finite aquifers to produce food to ship across the globe to feed beef cattle.
Seconded, for the second time!
Paperless is very easy to install and maintain. I use it for both scientific pdfs and random receipts. It’s easy to keep them separate
Right! I don’t need corporate endorsement to exist.
Now vote him out. Give no quarter.
Yeah, this is the one. Rainn Wilson was great in that role and Nick Frost would give a very different spin. I think he is softer and would be more charmingly narcissistic. Rainn’s Mudd was more obvious in his commitment to the grift.
Teams of orbit-based Tactical Assault Biologists plotting optimal dispersal patterns…
All gymnosperms matter! Also nitrogen fixers. Some saprophytic thingys too. We don’t need more coal deposits.
We are complaining about the fact that the field of economics is a tool only of the rich. They exist to justify wealth and greed. You wrap it in jargon and chortle about it when you are allowed in the parlors of your betters. I’ve been there, I’ve seen it.
Words matter and your choice of words sucks.
I’m more in favor of orbital nurseries and continental bombardment.
Economists should take an English class then. Why use a word to describe a thing that doesn’t mean what the word means?
Anyone that calls any labor ‘unskilled’ is gonna get a black eye. It’s insulting and it only comes up when looking for excuses why people are underpaid.
Websites work very well and are scalable af. A plugged in person with a track record like that could go Web 2.0 and probably net more.