#Botonis

[bet-on-me-13]

The Timeline Shifted, and Sam is conflicted...

So! A Timeline Shift occurs one day (thanks Barry) while Team Phantom are in the Ghost Zone helping Clockwork with a few things. As they are going back to the Human World, Clockwork gives them another cryptic piece of advice.

"Unfortunately the world will not be the same as it once was. Samantha, you will find this especially Jarring, but keep an open mind."

Before they can ask what happened, he shoves them through their own respective Portals, and Sam lands in an Alleyway in Gotham.

She is confused, but a green glowing sticky note appears in front of her telling her 'go to the nearby park, you will see what I was talking about'

She walks over, and sees a lady with Green Skin tending to some flowers. Her head is covered by a Hat, so Sam can't see her face.

They strike up a Conversation, and Sam finds that this Lady is great. She loves taking care of Plants, she hates it when Companies pollute the Earth, and she even has Plant Powers just like Sam!

It occurs to her that she never asked for the Lady's name, so she asks and the lady lifts her Hat to reveal her face. And Sam freezes.

"Oh, sorry for not introducing myself. My name is Pamela Isley."

Thats her Mom's Maiden Name.

This lady has her Mom's Name.

This is her Mom.

Oooooooohhhhhhhhhh shit.

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This is a weird native plant appreciation post tell me your favorite weird plants in you area I’ll start

This is pickleweed!!! It’s vital to salt marshes because it can take in salt water. Those red tips are where they put the salt they separate out and they get redder until they fall off (or you can eat them for a Salty Snack, hence the name) and the fresh water is kept in the main stems.

[ceratosaurtalks]

While I'm working on my Honduran Milks bioactive, I did wanna take the time to talk about Links Bioactive. Link is my overweight[He's working on it! <3] Male Emergency re-home Ball Python. I typically avoid this species, but he's been a fantastic little Unicorn for me. So lets talk about Link's enclosure and how it works! Link is in a 4ft x 2ft x 2ft PVC Enclosure- this is the *minimum* size this species requires to thrive. His substrate is made up of a layer of perlite sitting at the bottom of his enclosure, this layer of perlite acts as a drainage layer. This drainage layer, which catches excess water that seeps through the substrate. It also helps with catching potentially bad bacteria, and helps with your plants roots! The rest of the substrate sitting ontop of that layer of perlite is a mix of Ecogro organic topsoil, Coco fiber, and Sphagnum moss. I cannot stress this enough, but if you choose to do a bio-active enclosure PLEASE be sure to choose a organic substrate!! Fertilized substrate can be toxic to your animal, this includes manure-based fertilizers. To promote healthy growth, I choose to use Coco fiber and Sphagnum Moss. The Coco fibe[Coco peat] Is a safer way to promote healthy soil for both your plant, and your animals, while the Sphagnum Moss is fantastic at holding water and Nutrients for your plants. The arguably biggest and most important part of this enclosure is the cleanup crew. Your cleanup crew will break down decaying plant matter and your animals feces and return it to the soil, as well as cleaning bacteria growth. Bio-actives cannot function in the long-run without a cleanup crew. The cleanup crew I chose consist of Dairy Cow isopods[Porcellio laevis], and Temperate Springtails[Collembola sp.]. You can Mix-and match your Isopods and Springtails as long as its a species that can tolerate the humidity and temps your animal requires, HOWEVER! Its important to note your Isopod species. I chose not to mix Isopods in this enclosure as Dairy cows are kinda known for being aggressive. For plants, ball Pythons are incredibly Bulldozery animals and will trample much of your flora. Needing hardy plants that could survive being trampled and occasionally uprooted was a must for him, and after thought and research, I ended up settling on these: Golden Pothos, Snake plants, and Jade Pothos. Some just overall incredibly hardy plants that, since having them, I've found fantastic success with surviving Links night-time pathing and assaults. I also have a Philodendron [Monstera adansonii,] in there, providing cover and clutter around and over his hot hide. I'm proud of this plant surviving so far, to say I added it with a specific reason would be a goddamn lie lmao I just loved how cool it looked. The fact it's survived and adapted for as long as it has is a miracle in of itself, and I wish great health amongst this trooper of a plant. I deep water once a week to keep my plants healthy and the soil moist enough for my isopods to thrive, with occasional spraying staggered through the week. Overall, this is how Links Bioactive tank is settup! Is this the only way to set up a Bioactive tank? Certainly not! There's plenty of ways you can setup a Bioactive. Does your animal absolutely NEED a bioactive enclosure? For a lot of animals that answers going to be no! It doesn't. Bio-active vs Non-bio-actives have their pros and cons that, maybe Ill ramble about in a later post. And probably talk on what a Bioactive even is and go into much more detail than I did here about how it works. But I chose Bioactive personally because the long-term upkeep is less costly and labor-inducing, and I just love the looks of them. AndICanHaveAsManyGoddamnIsopodsAsIWant<3

[thebeautifulbook]

THE ROMANCE OF PLANT LIFE: Interesting descriptions of the strange and curious in the plant world by G.F. Scott Elliot. (Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1907)

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[wordsbeforeflowers-always]

Gardenia

The gardenia (genus) is a flower that symbolizes purity and gentleness. However, this symbolism often depends on the color of the gardenia. For example, the white gardenia best fits this meaning. Another symbol of the gardenia is secret love between two people and also joy. Finally, we must note that the gardenia symbolizes everything related to the spiritual world, especially pure attraction. It’s a mystical flower associated with the power of attraction and positive energy.

Amazing facts about gardenia flower

Gardenia is a genus of flowering plants in the coffee family, Rubiaceae, native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Africa, Asia, Madagascar and Pacific Islands, and Australia.

The genus was named by Carl Linnaeus and John Ellis after Alexander Garden (1730–1791),

Cultivation :

Gardenia jasminoides is cultivated as a house plant. This species can be difficult to grow because it originated in warm humid tropical areas. It demands high humidity to thrive, and bright (not direct) light. at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight through a sunny window. Make sure your Gardenia soil is moist and well-drained. Gardenias need at least 1 inch of rain (or equivalent watering) each week. Gardenia (Gardenia jasminoides) is also known as cape jasmine and is an evergreen shrub that typically grows to a height of 3 to 8 feet, depending upon the cultivar. Spread is usually about the same as the height. The foliage of well-fed shrubs is glossy, dark-green, 2- to 4-inches long and half as wide. Flowering is from about mid-spring to mid-summer, and many species are strongly scented.

Description :

Gardenias are evergreen shrubs and small trees growing to 1–15 metres (3.3–49.2 ft) tall. The leaves are opposite or in whorls of three or four, 5–50 centimetres (2.0–19.7 in) long and 3–25 centimetres (1.2–9.8 in) broad, dark green and glossy with a leathery texture.

Scent of gardenia:

gardenia smells more feminine than jasmine, creamier than ylang ylang, and lighter than tuberose. Interestingly, the gardenia flower is capable of changing scents throughout the day.Their long lasting, fragrant white flowers bloom from late spring to fall.

History of :

In France, gardenias are the flower traditionally worn by men as boutonnière when in evening dress. In The Age of Innocence, Edith Wharton suggests it was customary for upper-class men from New York City to wear a gardenia in their buttonhole during the Gilded Age.

In Tiki culture, "Donn Beach", aka Don the Beachcomber, frequently wore a fresh lei of gardenias almost every day at his Tiki bars, allegedly spending $7,800 for flowers over the course of four years in 1938. He named one of his drinks the Mystery Gardenia cocktail. Trader Vic frequently used the gardenia as a flower garnish in his Tiki drinks, such as in the Scorpion and Outrigger Tiara cocktails.

main features of the gardenia:

The gardenia has large, lush leaves.

There are many varieties of this plant species.

Gardenias are originally from Asia.

Meaning behind white gardenia :

the white gardenia stands out because it has the greatest symbolism. The white color of its petals symbolizes the purity of a loved one, the purity of a relationship, etc. Gardenias in this color convey peace and harmony

Meaning behind red gardenia:

The red gardenia symbolizes the secret love between two people. Like red roses, red gardenias are also a symbol of passion and love, but associated with secrecy. Usually the gift of red gardenias is a silent way of saying “I love you.” Red gardenias convey several feelings, not just love, towards a person. They also show: admiration, respect, Red Gardenia flower meaning- Affection for deep love and promises is all we need in life. The Red Gardenia symbolizes love at first sight. etc.

Yellow Gardenia flower meaning- How about having a sweet memory of someone unconsciously? The Yellow gardenias flowers symbolize dreams.

Orange Gardenia flower meaning- Every person deserves someone who can be there every time. The Orange gardenia flowers symbolize hope.

Pink Gardenia flowers meaning- What’s better than giving a fresh start in any relationship? Pink gardenia flowers symbolize beauty and renewal.

128 species in this genus, as follows:

Gardenia actinocarpa Puttock

Gardenia anapetes A.C.Sm.

Gardenia angkorensis Pit.

Gardenia annamensis Pit.

Gardenia aqualla Stapf & Hutch.

Gardenia archboldiana Merr. & L.M.Perry

Gardenia aubryi Vieill.

Gardenia barnesii Merr.

Gardenia beamanii Y.W.Low

Gardenia boninensis (Nakai) Tuyama ex T.Yamaz.

Gardenia brachythamnus (K.Schum.) Launert

Gardenia brevicalyx Rakoton. & A.P.Davis

Gardenia brighamii H.Mann

Gardenia buffalina (Lour.) Poir.

Gardenia cambodiana Pit.

Gardenia candida A.C.Sm.

Gardenia carinata Wall. ex Roxb.

Gardenia carstensensis Wernham

Gardenia chanii Y.W.Low

Gardenia chevalieri Pit.

Gardenia clemensiae Merr. & L.M.Perry

Gardenia collinsiae Craib

Gardenia cornuta Hemsl.

Gardenia coronaria Banks

Gardenia costulata Ridl.

Gardenia crameri Tirveng.

Gardenia cuneata Kurz

Gardenia dacryoides A.Cunn. ex Puttock

Gardenia elata Ridl.

Gardenia epiphytica Jongkind

Gardenia erubescens Stapf & Hutch.

Gardenia esculenta Stokes

Gardenia ewartii Puttock

Gardenia faucicola Puttock

Gardenia fiorii Chiov.

Gardenia flava (Lour.) Poir.

Gardenia fosbergii Tirveng.

Gardenia fucata R.Br. ex Benth.

Gardenia fusca E.T.Geddes

Gardenia gardneri Puttock

Gardenia gjellerupii Valeton

Gardenia gordonii Baker

Gardenia grievei Horne ex Baker

Gardenia griffithii Hook.f.

Gardenia gummifera L.f.

Gardenia hageniana Gilli

Gardenia hainanensis Merr.

Gardenia hansemannii K.Schum.

Gardenia hillii Horne ex Baker

Gardenia hutchinsoniana Turrill

Gardenia imperialis K.Schum.

Gardenia invaginata Merr. & L.M.Perry

Gardenia ixorifolia R.Br. ex Hook.f.

Gardenia jabiluka Puttock

Gardenia jasminoides J.Ellis

Gardenia kabaenensis Y.W.Low

Gardenia kakaduensis Puttock

Gardenia kamialiensis Takeuchi

Gardenia lacciflua K.Krause

Gardenia lamingtonii F.M.Bailey

Gardenia lanutoo Reinecke

Gardenia latifolia Aiton

Gardenia leopoldiana De Wild. & T.Durand

Gardenia leschenaultii D.Dietr.

Gardenia longistipula Y.W.Low

Gardenia magnifica E.T.Geddes

Gardenia mannii H.St.John & Kuykendall

Gardenia manongarivensis Rakoton. & A.P.Davis

Gardenia maugaloae Lauterb.

Gardenia megasperma F.Muell.

Gardenia moszkowskii Valeton

Gardenia mutabilis Reinw. ex Blume

Gardenia nitida Hook.

Gardenia obtusifolia Roxb. ex Hook.f.

Gardenia ornata K.M.Wong

Gardenia oudiepe Vieill.

Gardenia ovularis F.M.Bailey

Gardenia pallens Merr. & L.M.Perry

Gardenia panduriformis Pierre ex Pit.

Gardenia papuana F.M.Bailey

Gardenia philastrei Pierre ex Pit.

Gardenia posoquerioides S.Moore

Gardenia propinqua Lindl.

Gardenia psidioides Puttock

Gardenia pterocalyx Valeton

Gardenia pyriformis A.Cunn. ex Benth.

Gardenia racemulosa Korth.

Gardenia reflexisepala N.H.Xia & X.E.Ye

Gardenia reinwardtiana Blume

Gardenia remyi H.Mann

Gardenia resinifera Roth

Gardenia resiniflua Hiern

Gardenia resinosa F.Muell.

Gardenia rupicola Puttock

Gardenia rutenbergiana (Baill. ex Vatke) J.-F.Leroy

Gardenia sambiranensis Rakoton. & A.P.Davis

Gardenia saxatilis E.T.Geddes

Gardenia scabrella Puttock

Gardenia schlechteri Bonati & Petitm.

Gardenia schwarzii Puttock

Gardenia sericea Puttock

Gardenia similis (Craib) Craib

Gardenia siphonocalyx Valeton

Gardenia sokotensis Hutch.

Gardenia sootepensis Hutch.

Gardenia stenophylla Merr.

Gardenia storckii Oliv.

Gardenia subacaulis Stapf & Hutch.

Gardenia subcarinata (Corner) Y.W.Low

Gardenia taitensis DC.

Gardenia tannaensis Guillaumin

Gardenia ternifolia Schumach. & Thonn.

Gardenia tessellaris Puttock

Gardenia thailandica Tirveng.

Gardenia thunbergia Thunb.

Gardenia tinneae Kotschy & Heuglin

Gardenia transvenulosa Verdc.

Gardenia trochainii Sillans

Gardenia tropidocarpa Wernham

Gardenia truncata Craib

Gardenia tubifera Wall. ex Roxb.

Gardenia urvillei Montrouz.

Gardenia vernicosa Merr. & L.M.Perry

Gardenia vilhelmii Domin

Gardenia vitiensis Seem.

Gardenia vogelii Hook.f.

Gardenia volkensii K.Schum.

Gardenia vulcanica K.M.Wong

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