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[absentmoon]

yes man is a core part of the dynamic.because he and benny are already in gaylove yes man is in charge of getting him to Sit Down and do things like Be Vulnerable for the first time with someone new

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rebutia miniscula (by flora-file)

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5 New J-Dramas on Netflix You Could Watch

Looking for new J-dramas to watch after First Love : Hatsukoi? Here are 5 J-dramas that have been released recently in 2023!

1) The Makanai : Cooking for the Maiko House

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Sumire (Natsuko Deguchi) and Kiyo (Nana Mori) are best friends from Aomori Prefecture who travels all the way to Kyoto to fulfil their dreams of becoming a Maiko, working in the Geisha district of Gion! 

While Sumire has the talent and gracefulness to be one, Kiyo struggles to be one but discovers that her calling is elsewhere due to her excellent cooking skills which make the other Maiko craves for more!

It’s a relaxing slice of life drama which follows the lives of the two girls and the others they befriend and work with at the Maiko house which gives you a glimpse into their daily lives in the famous Kyoto!

2) From Me to You 

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Sawako (Sara Minami) is a shy and quiet student who strikes fear in the hearts of her classmates with her gloomy outlook that resembles the ghost, Sadako, that they nicknamed her as such. 

It changes when the popular student, Shota (Oji Suzuka) took notice of her and befriends her, not wanting her to be left out from the rest, which eventually caused him to fell in love with her.

It’s a healing high school romance which beautiful sceneries are enough to captivate you throughout the show which follows Sawako’s journey in making friends and have a social life like everyone else.

3) The Full Time Wife Escapist

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Mikuri (Yui Aragaki) is a contract worker who struggles to find a permanent job despite having a degree. She takes on a part time job as a housekeeper where she work for the workaholic IT engineer, Hiramasa (Gen Hoshino).

Hiramasa is impressed by her work that he offered her a full time job as his housekeeper which she accepted as it’s less stressful than her office job. A series of events leads them to a contract marriage which benefit them both.

It’s a romance comedy about a fake marriage out of convenience to please their parents but their friends know something is up which leads to hilarious shenanigans on all sides as the two began to actually fall for one another.

4) Heaven and Hell : Soul Exchange

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Ayako (Haruka Ayase) is a dedicated detective who stops at nothing to seek justice and ensure criminals are placed behind bars, until she goes after a cunning criminal, Haruto (Issei Takahashi) who always get away.

Haruto is an influential company director by day but a serial killer by night. Right before Ayako arrest Haruto under the full moon, their bodies are mysteriously swapped and realised the tables have turned.

It’s an intriguing crime thriller where the two tries to outwit the other while they try to get to the bottom of the mystery of how or why the switch happened, which leads back to Haruto’s secret past.

5) Invisible

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Shimura (Issei Takahashi) is a ruthless detective who resorts to any methods to arrest criminals that he was demoted to a special investigation team that works on unsolved cases where he had to work with a criminal, Kiriko.

Kiriko (Ko Shibasaki), known as Invisible, is a crime coordinator of the underworld who mediates transactions for organised crime. She is like a police contact that knows the who, where, what and how of the criminal world.

Although Shimura is known to do anything to arrest criminals, working with one is the last thing he’d expect to do as a police officer and he still doesn’t trust her although she finds his methods amusing and interesting.

[milalovesmatt]

pt two yaya i am lorde

warnings: angst

pt one and three {🪩} {🪩}

all 2 well…

kyles pov:

fuck… i miss y/n so much i’ve been crying my eyes out every single day i just want her back… i told her i would get her scarf and give it ti her but it’s actually in my drawer… its the last thing i have of her because she took al of her things from mg house i just want it to be the ways things were like when we were still dating. im not the same without her. i remember dancing in her kitchen in the refrigerator light listening to taylor swift, i would give anything to have that back. i should have listened… i should have listened when she said she wanted a more public relationship. i should have listened when she said she wanted me to come to her birthday party, instead i was with stan, “bros before hoes” they said “oh y/n wont mind” thats the worse advice i have ever took. i called her to apologize but i ended up only making things worse…. i feel horrible

y/ns pov:

i miss kyle so much when ever i think about him i burst into tears.. but then i remember how he never showed up to my 21st birthday party after i waited af the front door for him all night… now i dont know how to feel

kyles pov:

i know i should probably give her her scarf back…. i cant im gonna go to her housep

LMAOLMAOLOSERUGOTACLIFHANGERLMAOLMAOIMAGJNE

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queueing up fresh pics for all housepic heads

[planty-gal]

I made a mess and she is repotted!

I know Hoyas like being root bound. But it’s been 5 years and she was in super cheap soil with no drainage. I also wrapped one of her training vines back up around to the hoop (in case anyone wonders what happened to the length).

This is my 5yr old Hoya Carnosa and today she is getting a repot!

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The secret to choosing the perfect exterior color for your house #housep...

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Philodendron Birkin: A Mesmerizing Beauty Among Houseplants

In recent years, houseplants have experienced a renaissance in interior design and home decor. From lush tropical beauties to charming succulents, plant enthusiasts have explored a wide variety of flora to bring life and vibrancy into their living spaces. One plant that has captured the hearts of many plant lovers and enthusiasts is the Philodendron Birkin.

Introduction to the Philodendron Birkin

The Philodendron Birkin is a stunning cultivar of the Philodendron family, renowned for its striking foliage and elegant appearance. With its captivating green and white-striped leaves, the Birkin stands out as an eye-catching centerpiece, effortlessly elevating any indoor setting. This tropical plant is native to the rainforests of South and Central America, where it thrives under the canopy of larger trees.

Aesthetic Appeal: The Beauty of Philodendron Birkin

The most striking feature of the Philodendron Birkin is undoubtedly its leaves. Each leaf boasts a mesmerizing combination of deep green hues and creamy white pinstripes, resembling an artist's brush strokes across the foliage. The variegation is truly a sight to behold, and no two leaves are exactly the same, adding an element of uniqueness to every Birkin plant.

The Birkin's leaves start off with a more compact appearance, but as the plant matures, the foliage develops into broader and more dramatic shapes, creating a visually appealing contrast. Its compact growth habit makes it a perfect choice for smaller spaces or as part of a collection of houseplants.

Caring for Philodendron Birkin

One of the reasons for the Philodendron Birkin's popularity is its relatively easy care requirements. While it appreciates a bit of attention, it is generally forgiving, making it suitable for both experienced and novice plant parents.

Light: Philodendron Birkin prefers bright, indirect light. Avoid placing it in direct sunlight for prolonged periods, as this can scorch the delicate leaves.

Watering: Allow the top inch or two of the soil to dry out before watering the plant again. Overwatering can lead to root rot, so it's essential to strike the right balance. Consider using a well-draining potting mix to prevent waterlogged roots.

Humidity: As a tropical plant, the Philodendron Birkin enjoys higher humidity levels. Regular misting or placing a humidifier nearby can help create a favorable environment.

Temperature: The Birkin thrives in temperatures ranging from 65°F to 85°F (18°C to 29°C). Protect it from cold drafts and sudden temperature fluctuations.

Fertilizing: During the growing season (spring and summer), you can feed the plant with a balanced liquid fertilizer every two to four weeks. In winter, when growth slows down, reduce or suspend fertilization.

Propagation: Sharing the Beauty

If you want to share the beauty of your Philodendron Birkin or expand your collection, propagation is a simple and rewarding process. You can propagate your Birkin through stem cuttings, making sure each cutting has at least one node. Place the cutting in water or a moist growing medium until it develops roots, then transfer it to a pot with well-draining soil.

Benefits Beyond Aesthetics

Beyond its visual appeal, the Philodendron Birkin also offers benefits to its surroundings. Like other houseplants, it helps purify the air by removing harmful toxins and impurities, promoting a healthier indoor environment. Additionally, having plants around has been linked to reduced stress, improved mood, and increased productivity, making the Philodendron Birkin an excellent companion for your living or working space.

A Word of Caution

While the Philodendron Birkin is a beautiful addition to any home, it's essential to keep it away from pets and small children. Like many plants in the Philodendron family, it contains calcium oxalate crystals, which can cause irritation or discomfort if ingested.

In Conclusion

The Philodendron Birkin is more than just a houseplant; it's a conversation starter, a work of art, and a delightful companion that brings joy and tranquility to any indoor space. Its striking appearance, easy care requirements, and air-purifying abilities make it a perfect choice for both seasoned plant enthusiasts and those just beginning to explore the world of indoor gardening. So, whether you're a seasoned green thumb or a first-time plant parent, consider inviting the beauty of the Philodendron Birkin into your home and witness the magic it brings to your surroundings.

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How to Care for Parlor Palm?

The easiest tropical plant you can keep at home is Parlor Palm (Chamaedorea Elegans). While many tropical plants do not like the indoor environment, Parlor Palm can easily stay fresh indoors and does not require much care. From Victorian times to the present day, Parlor Palm has been a popular home-grown plant. These palms have even made their way to work offices, schools and shopping malls.

It is very easy to understand why this plant is so popular. It is beautiful, evergreen and thick, and it also usually form bamboo-like ridges along the trunk as they age. In fact, if you are looking for a plant that looks like bamboo, Parlor Palm is the right choice, and if you want to experience a tropical paradise indoors and need a plant that does not take much time, then it is better to go to Parlor Palm.

If you meet the minimum needs of this plant, you will see that Chamaedorea Elegans is not a strict plant at all, and even the most novice gardeners can cope with it.

If Chamaedorea Elegans flower is planted outside the house, it can grow more than two meters and when it is indoors, it can grow up to one meter. The growth rate of this plant is low, so you should not worry about continuous repot. If you want to grow this plant outdoors, you should note that Parlor Palm does not like cold and frost at all.

Essential Tips to Care for Parlor Palm

The best methods of how to care for Parlor Palm include as follows:

What light is best for Parlor Palm?

One of the best features of Parlor Palm is that it can stay fresh in low light or artificial light. A feature that most houseplants do not have. In any case, the best light condition for the better growth of this plant is to place it in a bright environment where light reaches it indirectly.

If Parlor Palm is to be by the window, it is better to have the west or east windows that reach the evening or morning sun. Of course, the northern windows are also suitable for this plant. When you see that the branches of the plant are too big and have small waves, it is a sign that the location of the plant is dark.

If you want to move the plant outside for a while, it is better in the hot season, you just have to be careful not to place it where direct light reaches it because it will burn the leaves. So it is better to put the plant in the shade and do not forget to bring Chamaedorea Elegans inside the house before the cold autumn or winter winds start. One of the advantages of Parlor Palm houseplants is that they can stay fresh under artificial light or low light.

How often should you water a Parlor Palm?

During the growing season, which is from spring to summer, you should usually water the plant once a week. When the plant is asleep and resting and growing more slowly in winter, it is better to give the relevant material every two weeks.

You can easily determine the time of watering yourself, to do this, dip your finger in the soil, and if you notice that a few inches above the soil is dry, you should water the plant. Pour the water until it comes out from under the pot.

Water is suitable for this plant:

Do not be too cold. The water should be in constant contact with the environment.

Does not contain sediment. If you think the water contains chemicals and sediments, it is better to let it rest for a while until the sediments settle.

In this way, to care for Parlor Palm, watering is considered to be of great significance.

What is the best soil for a Parlor Palm?

To create the best conditions and performance, plant Chamaedorea Elegans in well-drained soil. If the plant soil is too heavy or retains too much water, the roots of the plant will suffer and you will lose your plant. The Parlor Palm indoor plant needs rich, well-drained soil, and when the topsoil dries a few inches, we need to water it again.

What is the best fertilizer for a Parlor Palm?

In addition to the nutrient-rich soil of Parlor Palm, proper and regular fertilization is also an important factor in caring for Chamaedorea Elegans houseplants.

If you initially chose soil that contained fertilizer, do not worry about re-fertilizing for about three months. These soils contain a type of fertilizer that slowly decomposes in the soil and provides the plant with nutrients each time it is hydrated.

If you want your plant to be fresh and healthy, it is better to fertilize your plant with water every three or four weeks. Just mix the fertilizer in your drainage container and then add it to the soil.

Another way to fertilize Chamaedorea Elegans indoor plants is to add granules to the soil. It is enough to scatter the granules on the soil surface and water them as usual. This causes the fertilizer to decompose slowly in the soil and meet the soil needs for about three months. Parlor Palm only needs fertilizer between spring and summer, which is the growing season. In autumn and winter, the plant needs sleep and rest, so there is no reason to fertilize it.

Parlor Palm is non-toxic to children and pets.

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