#Barbados cherry

[obaudasfotos]

'Acerolas Super Vermelhas'

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Fotografia: Ben Rodrigues (obaudasfotos)

Ano: 2023

Fotografia para o projeto #6on6brasil, temática: “Fotografando com os Sentidos”

[evergladesfarm]

Barbados Cherry Is A Fast-Growing, Low-Maintenance Potted Plant

Discover the beauty of Barbados Cherry, a swift-growing, easy-care potted tree. Learn about its growth, care tips, and benefits. Perfect for any space!

[lluu50]

If you like acerola may I recommend you redcurrant or vice versa

[the-pharmacology-specialist]

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[philodendrongenus]

Barbados Cherry Plant

[philodendronforming]

Barbados Cherry Plant

[philoldendronindoor]

Barbados Cherry Plant

[phildendron]

Barbados Cherry Plant

[philodendronplant]

Barbados Cherry Plant

[lightbluetown]

i saw some people say ed and zheng are master strategists while stede is just some guy with ridiculous luck, but i think that's unfair. sure stede's ideas are insane, but they fit the looney tunes ass universe of ofmd perfectly. they're mostly well-thought-out, well-executed and they showcase stede's strengths and growth! so allow me to talk about them:

1- ghost of the forest - 1x02

a fuckery™ before stede even knows what a fuckery™ is! this is amateurish and stupid in every way. he's not even threatening izzy with a real dagger-- that's a letter opener. does izzy actually believe that stede has a huge crew hiding behind the bushes? doubt it! but this weird little act is enough to establish stede as a (ridiculous) pirate figure to the legendary izzy hands and to accomplish his goal of taking a hostage back

2- lighthouse - 1x04

imagine coming up with the exact same idea at the exact same time as the most brilliant tactician of the seven seas! we don't know who came up with which parts of the plan (honestly it was probably mostly ed) but this is still bloody impressive

3- stark revelations - 1x05

stede's first big success! he uses his knowledge of the aristocratic world to get a shipful of rich assholes to destroy each other, but he's also showcasing what sets him apart from them: this plan only comes to fruition because stede talks to frenchie, olu and abshir as equals. as people he can learn from, as sources of inspiration

4- duel with izzy - 1x06

this one was absolutely unhinged, but its success was far from dumb luck. only stede could think of using a brazillian cherry wood mast and ed's weird stabbing lesson to win a duel, and that's what makes this plan so undeniably stede and brilliant

5- faking his death - 1x10

i love that he just had to "die" in the most dramatic way possible. a heroic fight (tiger), a realistic accident (carriage) and the most cartoony death in the book (piano)... not only is his triple-death able to convince everyone in barbados that he's dead for good, it also allows him to have closure with his family. it's filled with stede's ridiculous unique flair, but it's designed to be a fuckery™ through and through. ed would be SO proud

6- stealing jackie's indigo dye - 2x01

quick little stealth mission. did ricky manipulate stede into trying this out? sure. did ricky also ruin it? absolutely. but it was working until then! the swede isn't part of stede's crew at this point, but his respect for stede is what gets him to cooperate and risk his relationship with his beautiful wife. also, it's thanks to his love for fine things that stede immediately recognizes the value of "blue dirt"

7- prison break - 2x03

in my eyes no scene depicts stede's growth better than this one. knocking zheng's entire crew out with tea is the most stede thing out there, and this plan uses the cherry wood mast as well! this plan relies on stede's (unrealistic) tea knowledge, overly-fancy ship and ability to coordinate his crew. what makes it breathtaking is that he secretly sets this plan into motion while actively mourning the "death" of the love of his life. he's putting his life on the line to rescue ed's "killers" because he's emotionally mature enough to look at things from their perspective and forgive them

8- inciting a mutiny - 2x06

yet another brilliant plan that could only be executed by stede. this entire episode revolves around his idea of "turning poison into positivity" and here he, well, fights poison with positivity. stede captains his pirates with respect and care (best he can) which just so happens to be the opposite of ned. he exploits this and gently gets ned's crew to turn on him. he singlehandedly saves himself and his entire crew from a notorious pirate! oh he also literally invents walking the plank right after this

9- "it's only suicide if we die" - 2x08

okay, yes, this one didn't go that well (sorry iz). but it's not like ed, zheng or anyone else had any other ideas! stede's weird suicide mission, for the most part, worked. they needed to get through british soldiers to reach their ship and they did exactly that. if only they'd remembered to check if ricky had his gun... oh well, you live and you learn

sure, ed and zheng are legends and stede is a silly newbie with wild luck. but he's also quick-witted, creative, confident and brave! he's a damn good captain and he deserves to be recognized as a good strategist!

[evergladesfarm]

It is not surprising that the Barbados cherry is growing in popularity. There are many benefits of this exotic fruit. Here we will learn how to grow this tree and some important tips for Barbados cherry plant care.

[liveandyouwillsee]

29/02/2024

Started my day with a health politics lecture. First of the semester. I don't really enjoy this subject, but It was actually really fun.

Then I had lunch (lasagna, which I reeeally love) and barbados cherry juice.

In the afternoon, I had a basic imunology lecture and it felt very productive. Then I had an oral physiology lecture that was more of an introduction to the subject.

Now, at night, I studied imunology and revised some basic physiology that I learned last semester.

Since is only the beggining, I don't have a lot to study, but I already have a health politics seminar to present. I'm always nervous about seminars, but I hope I get used to it someday.

P.S: For non-portuguese speakers. The "cãonino" in the orange agenda is a pun with the words "dog" (cão) and the"canines" teeth.

[innamorat4]

There is some discourse on my dash about if eating fruit from a tree in a public space is considered stealing.

To add even more to the fruit discourse, talking about my experiences living in Brazil… as a child, my grandma’s house had a huge mango tree, and the neighbors crafted a pile made of brooms + a soda plastic bottle cut in half attached to it and they would poke it out of the walls of their yard into my grandma’s yard, up until the tree, to pick up mangoes. They had an acerola (barbados cherry) tree sticking out their yard wall, and the wall was short enough that we only needed a chair to reach the top of their tree, and we would take their fruits too. Seemed like a fair trade. I never knew their names, we never talked about it, but we would hear each other from the yards, laughing at ourselves “stealing” each other’s fruits.

I am an adult now, in a different, bigger city now, and there is a blackberry tree in my house. My mom planted it to attract birds, but it attracts neighbors, and we’re fine with it. A man once used the berries to make jam, brought some with cheese for my mom in return. A neighbor brought stairs to reach the top of tree. People I’ve never seen brought bags to pick up more berries. And in all honesty… it’s chaotically wholesome. And I wouldn’t have it any other way, and I don’t see it as stealing. I see it as: there is a tree full of fruit, and if people don’t eat it, it will fall off and rot, and it seems a little wasteful to not share it. I think a lot of people share that thought here, and there is a famous cartoon character known for his stories that usually start with him stealing guava from the trees of his neighbor (his name is Chico Bento). As I said, chaotically wholesome.

[sexilene]

cherry doll babyyyy 🍒

🍒 Lost Cherry (classic ofc!)

🍒 Kayali Fragrances Lovefest Burning Cherry | 48 Eau de Parfum

🍒 Tom Ford Electric Cherry

🍒 Cartier Delices De Cartier Eau de Parfum (one of my fave cherry sents)

🍒 Escada Cherry in the Air

🍒 Hilde Soliani Una Tira l Altra

🍒 Demeter Fragrance Barbados Cherry

🍒 Guess Seductive Red

🍒 Mirato Malizia Bon Bons Cherry Kiss

🍒 Oriflame Cherries

🍒 Zara Cherry Smoothie (actually not bad!)

🍒 Cacharel Gloria (def bitter cherry)

🍒 Guerlain La Petite Robe Noire (on me it smells like cherry cola!)

🍒 Parfume de Vanille Cherry Vanilla

🍒 Dolce&Gabbana Q by Dolce & Gabbana

🍒 New Notes Latte di Cherry (kinda unisex)

🍒 L'Occitane en Provence Fleurs De Cerisier (very spring, very light and fresh)

[philodendrongenus]

Barbados Cherry Plant

[beau-rebloga-coisas]

Doesn't it hurts when you notice that the Barbados cherry tree your grandma used to have had to be taken down because she reformed the house and you just miss the juice. Like I can't remember if I liked the juice or the tiny red fruits. I can't even remember how often the juice was made but I remember remarkably well how my grandma always highlighted the juice was high in vitamin C and it was good for immunity. I remember sitting with my feet in the air and see the jar but I really can't remember much more than that. That tree was taken down when I was 12, I can't remember well, but suddenly the tree absence means also I'll never ne served that cup of juice again and be reminded that has lots of vitamin C. That house I spent 11 years going to almost every weekend and even multiple times per week doesn't exists anymore, and it feels like an ache in my chest I can't really explain besides not being able to go back physically, but remembering making me feel like I am there again.

With a cup of reddish juice.

And my grandma remarking how it has vitamin C

And that I need to drink

Cause it's good for my immunity.