#a funny bloom of love

[reijixia13]

SOOOO I have the urge to make fanfics for my wattpad books that I'll be trying to update within 2-3 week prior

I have 5 drafts waiting for my KnY lovers🥰

My new book has 2 parts already but I'm making Chapter 2 currently

My lovies that loves Ouran High School Host Club like muah I have 1 draft for y'all 🤌✨

My sweets that have been waiting for our Pucca!Reader for the next adventure!

And finally

Another various, I may make 2 parts cause there's manhwa made from 2 years ago

I screenshotted this first thing in the morning before going to the market🥲

[unpersoniverse]

Skén:nen sá:sewh

as promised, here's Precious boy™ getting kissed by Precious wife™ because he deserves all the love in the world :cc

translation: Get home safe

[gigireece16]

i wish i had enough followers to say “lesbian will graham” and 100 people reblog with “real”

[betusperiiii]

[arrestedexgirlfriendafterhigh]

Valencia’s pic is so •—• in this.

[denerturee]

Best trio ever

[graveyardgayme]

Part II of WillMack being Totally "We Are A Set" Normal about each other, ft. a recap of the BU vs BC rivalry and living arrangements.

Will "We both got lucky... to live with the Thornton family and I'm living with the Marleaus" Smith and Macklin "It's awesome, we were both blessed by both their families to take us in" Celebrini when asked, individually, about Sharks mentors/their specific living arrangements.

[Full 10 min on sharks site & my twitter thread where I posted it split up into clips.]

[sillywillygrahamcracker]

[kojoty]

i was reminded of this old poltergeist/ghostly au in which Alpha!Church and Tucker have a preexisting relationship, but by the laws of the land, Alpha!Church straight up dieded, but the rift of emotional potency was enough that he does become a spirit, but it's not in the haha funny poltergeist silly way but more in the babadook 'I am a manifestation of your guilt and emotional repression and inability to move the fuck on, and I both am and am not the person you loved contorted to tortured spiritual energy'--

So, you have this haunting taking place that's more of a haunting of Tucker's own emotional instability than anything else, and you have this dark emotional energy in church and then .

well, you see, tucker meets this guy, and anyways, this is all a set up to have wash walk into tucker's apartment for the first time since they started sploinking , and he takes two steps in and then church!ghost throws a tea cup at his head and tucker screams "GODDAMNIT CHURCH NOT NOW" and wash screams "GODDAMNIT CHURCH NOT NOW" and they both stop and pause and stand there in the middle of Tucker's entry way and tucker goes "how did you--" and wash goes "How did you--"

and in a serious of awful coincidences, turns out epsilon also uh. you know. in wash's apartment and he's been dealing with the same fucking thing. and so now wash knows about Tucker's Church!ghost and tucker gets to find out what a dick Wash's Church!ghost is

[anaphorica]

replaying quest's route again and this line always makes me laugh (/pos) so i drew a shitty visualisation in paint

[pleasedontcareaboutme]

It's missing my father hours rn so imma just dump a bunch of pictures here and cry

( sorry i don't know the source of anything I just had them on my phone)

(also dont read the tags i just need to let it out lol)

[ghostyourpupil]

Doodles (colored this time)

[inbredbrotherhood]

the funniest thing about Hannibal thus far is the fact that Will just won’t go to the hospital. And no-one has mentioned that yet. Will is a grown man with a car and multiple concerned colleagues who could have just driven him to the hospital even if they had to force him and instead, Will just defers to Hannibal and willingly believes him and no-one bats an eye that Will’s autonomy is just given to Some European Guy.

[betusperiiii]

[pearl-kite]

Want to see some neat things about how irises grow?

Remember when I dug up and divided ALL of my irises at my parents' place a few years back? And how I ended up with 50 rhizomes, and I had bought 9 more just a bit before that?

Well, my mom wants to try to amend the soil because it's not great. Most of the irises have just been surviving, but not well enough to bloom, and everything else planted in the area struggles similarly. In order to amend the soil, though, I needed to dig them all up.

Again.

I dug up 44 rhizomes this time, which is honestly a bit better than I expected. I knew that not all of the ones I put in were going to survive, but I was still surprised by how many I just dug up today.

Anyway, the learning bit!

So irises aren't bulbs, they're rhizomes. Each year they put up leaves at one end, and over time they kind of end up migrating in that direction. If they do really well at gathering and storing energy, instead of just continuing forward, they'll fork, putting up leaves on two sides and a stalk with blooms in the center. The following year, the pattern continues, going forward from each side of that fork. If a rhizome does REALLY well, you'll end up with a bunch of forks spreading out.

The one on the left has survived, but not gone very far, and the white at the end shows that I accidentally broke some of the old rhizome off when I was digging it back up. It also happens to be a dwarf variety, so the rhizome is smaller to begin with; all my other photos are of intermediate and tall bearded irises with much larger rhizomes.

The one on the right has done well enough to grow forward for a few years, with the oldest of the rhizome at the bottom (still healthy and full of stored energy!) and the newest year's growth at the top. Looking at the rhizome itself, I'd guess that one is about 4 years (which makes sense, 'cause I think I did the splitting back in 2020).

The one on the left bloomed this year; you can see the flower stalk dried out in the center, and the new fork in the rhizome to the sides. Next year, they'll continue in those two directions, and it won't go forward from the stalk any longer.

The one on the right bloomed a few years back, and though it kept growing forward from there, it hasn't bloomed since. The other side of the fork also died off, and it's now only growing in one direction again.

Last but most certainly not least we have THIS beast. This one has bloomed the last two or three years in a row. I honestly can't tell if the guy at the bottom right is part of the same rhizome or another one I planted too close that got subsumed by this monster, because it took ten minutes to get most of the clay off and there was still more. I'll need to actually rinse it off with the hose to really see if it's all one plant or two.

But I'm 95% sure that this guy is going to bloom again next year because of those nubs down along the bottom. They were below the soil, and they're too thick to be new roots, so I'm guessing that's what future growth looks like. Honestly, this guy should probably be divided, but I also don't want to ruin the chance of it blooming next year, so I'm going to put him back in the dirt as is and maybe divide next year after blooming season.

Anyway, irises are my favorite, and I think it's intriguing how they work. I'm hoping that we can get the soil a bit more balanced and that they'll do better after replanting them, because even though I just dug up 44, we only had 4 or 5 bloom this year. They aren't thriving in the soil as-is, because for as long as they've been established we should have had more blooming than that. It was still the best year since dividing them, though.

I've brought a bunch of them over to my apartment and I'm going to try them out in containers, mostly the dwarf varieties I had. ONE of the dwarfs bloomed this year and it was gorgeous, but I'm hoping the rest will do better in new soil with some extra attention.

[apprentice-sharkface]

Behold. My Husband.