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GROWING BLUE DREAM! seed to harvest documentary

GROWING BLUE DREAM! seed to harvest documentary

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do you think a nice blunt could save ctommy

no because ive always secretly headcanoned that theyve always smoked weed that tommy grows in his house ... on that hydroponic ... infused with lavender and girly floraly shit. i say no because weed cannae save u in the long run... but i think it helps w/ his panic attacks and chronic pain sooooo <3333 maybe just a little

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Ooh, I love random questions, @crookedlyinnernightmare!

Agreed af with your takes!

Teruhashi is a great gardener just due to being a perfect pretty girl but also her plants will put in extra effort to grow big and beautiful for her, so her flowers are definitely award-winning lol.

Kaido is a terrible gardener because he keeps insisting that his wretched, evil plants grow in the darkness hsfjdlshfks

Kuboyasu is a good gardener, I think he would get so hyped about growing food in a garden and would get really emotionally invested into it lol.

Saiko has an army of gardeners, but if forced to do his own thing, he'd probably fail. NOT because he's a bad gardener but because he'd insist on choosing the most delicate expensive little orchid on the planet that dies if you look at it the wrong way.

Yumehara would try so hard to grow cute flowers but she just doesn't have a green thumb 😔 Her plants never thrive despite her best efforts, and just limp along. 🎻

Toritsuka kills every plant he touches so he's tried getting possessed by ghost gardeners but the thing about growing plants is that it takes a very long time. And if he stays possessed that long he won't be able to take back his body hsfjdlshfks. He mostly just forgets and then overwaters whenever he remembers.

Saiki would have so much anxiety about keeping a plant alive, and if he keeps doing 24hr restores on it, then it will never grow but also it may never die, so perhaps he has the world's most bizarre unintentional bonsai lmao

Mera has a natural green thumb but also an enormous appetite so she's eating her plants almost as fast as she's growing them lol.

Aiura does not have a natural green thumb but she's chronically online so she would be posting daily updates on her plants and her homies in the comments tell her if she's fucking something up. End result is that her plants do pretty damn well!

Akechi is good at growing plants and takes meticulous care of them. It's because he's done extensive research before getting any and notices any tiny day-to-day changes. They would grow even better for him if he didn't talk to them so much though. Even the plants get tired of his incessant chatter lmfao.

Kusuke isn't a big plant guy but if he needs some for his bizarre experiments then you know he'll make a whole hydroponics setup and run that shit so efficiently.

Imu doesn't actually care about plants and would never bother to grow any herself.

Hii can only grow poison ivy, deadly nightshade, kudzu, etc....

Thanks for the ask!! <3

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Tag game

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Last Song - Nat King Cole's "Nature Boy". I listen to this song frequently. It means a lot to me.

Currently Watching - Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood. It's so good! I should have watched it ages ago :)

Three Ships - Zelda × Link, Asuka × Shinji, Winry × Edward.

Favorite Color - Baby Blue👉👈 Likely because it's been a part of my life since the moment I was born. I was gifted a baby blue security blanket by my grandmother which I still have. However I like other hues of blue too. It's a very calming and natural color (like the sky or ocean). Runner up would be green for that same reason.

Currently Consuming - Blueberries😋

First Ship - I suppose it was Zelda x Link (OoT)

Place of Birth - I was delivered by Catholic nuns on an island far to the east (Japan)

Relationship Status - I have unfortunately been too busy to find someone... I work too hard. But it's always been my greatest dream to fall in love with a girl who loves me and spend the rest of our days together🥺👉👈💕 (I am a hopeless romantic, but too introverted to find someone) I just have to find the right person. Which is hard😞👉👈 My last girlfriend did some things that would not be considered healthy, and after reflection I had to break it off😞😞...

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Building a functioning hydroponics system

Learning to live with chronic pain

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OH! I wanna have a swing at this a match with the R&R bois (plus the stars~).

I'm 20, bi and non-binary! I tend to be slow with trusting with people, but once I do, I won't hesitate to help them. Suffer from some ptsd, anxiety, chronic pain, insomnia, and depression; not to mention some days, I tend to go nonverbal, especially with dealing with some nightmares. I enjoy reading, sewing, baking, and gardening. I am also studying to be a paramedic and EMTs! I enjoy close physical contact but also appreciate if things are taken slow.

Oh this one's a no-brainer. You would, I think, be best with Baggs. Not only would he be able to help with whatever mental obstacles you have from day-to-day and provide help with them in the long term, you can kiss your insomnia (and nightmares, by association) goodbye for good. He also doesn't mind nonverbal days, and would recommend that you learn sign language to communicate if you don't feel like speaking! He's an apt teacher for it too.

Your hobbies are all quiet and pleasant enough that your presence is always welcome while he's working-- you can sit nearby and read or sew. He enjoys baked goods well enough, but make them small enough and keep them within arm's reach of wherever he's working, and he'll eat them thoughtlessly. Gardening has its uses here too-- he's not... great at keeping plants, mostly just programs upkeep into a hydroponics system and calls it a day there. Still, there's plants that are useful, and a hand to tend and prune and whatever else is always appreciated. He'd be very grateful for the second, more seasoned pair of hands here.

While training to be a first responder, he's a priceless font of knowledge. he's read every medical text he could get his hands on, and most, if not all of what has fallen into his underground has been human texts. He's veeeerrryyy knowledgeable about how to treat a human patient. You'll walk into that field completely prepared.

He isn't a terribly fast mover, either, but is touch-starved enough that he'll lean into any contact given, as long as it isn't distracting him or at a inopportune monent.

A good second choice would be Axe, who is understanding and patient with all things mental, and who also enjoys cooking and a little gardening. He could provide tips on how a human goes together, but... he'd fall regrettably short of good support for first response education. It's still a bit of a raw subject for him, and badly hurt humans make his bones (specifically, his teeth) itch.

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Are hydroponic veggies good for health.

You get more vitamins, minerals and antioxidants from eating hydroponic vegetables. These nutrients are essentials for maintaining a healthy body and preventing chronic disease. Yes it is scientifically true in a recent study that hydroponic veggies are good for health. We have huge hydroponic stores in Delhi and Bangalore.

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"The Tangy Tale: Exploring the History and Culinary Delights of Tomatoes"

Introduction: Tomatoes, with their vibrant colors and juicy flesh, have a storied history and an integral place in culinary traditions around the world. From ancient civilizations to modern kitchens, the journey of tomatoes is as fascinating as it is delicious. Join us as we embark on a flavorful exploration of the history and culinary delights of this beloved fruit.

The Origins of Tomatoes: The story of tomitoto begins in Mesoamerica, where indigenous peoples cultivated and consumed wild tomato varieties as early as 700 AD. These early tomatoes were small, yellow, and vastly different from the plump, red fruits we know today. Spanish explorers brought tomatoes to Europe in the 16th century, where they quickly gained popularity in Mediterranean cuisine.

Tomatoes in Culinary Traditions: Tomatoes are a staple ingredient in countless dishes from around the globe. In Italian cuisine, they star in classics like pasta pomodoro and Caprese salad, while in Spanish cuisine, they form the base of flavorful sauces like sofrito and gazpacho. In the Middle East, tomatoes are often used in salads, stews, and kebabs, adding brightness and acidity to savory dishes.

Nutritional Benefits: Beyond their delicious flavor, tomatoes are packed with essential nutrients and health benefits. They are rich in vitamins C and K, as well as antioxidants like lycopene, which has been linked to reduced risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease and cancer. Additionally, tomatoes are low in calories and a good source of hydration, making them a nutritious addition to any diet.

Culinary Versatility: One of the most remarkable aspects of tomatoes is their culinary versatility. Whether eaten raw in salads, roasted in sauces, or sun-dried for intense flavor, tomatoes lend themselves to a wide range of preparations. They can be canned, pureed, dried, or fermented, preserving their freshness and flavor for year-round enjoyment.

tomitoto in Modern Cuisine: In today's culinary landscape, chefs continue to innovate with tomatoes, pushing the boundaries of flavor and presentation. From heirloom varieties prized for their unique colors and shapes to hydroponically grown tomatoes cultivated year-round, there is no shortage of inspiration for incorporating tomatoes into contemporary dishes. Tomatoes are celebrated for their ability to add brightness, acidity, and depth of flavor to both savory and sweet creations.

Conclusion: As we conclude our exploration of the tangy tale of tomatoes, we're reminded of their enduring appeal and culinary significance. From their ancient origins to their modern-day ubiquity, tomatoes have captured the hearts and taste buds of people around the world. Whether enjoyed fresh from the vine or transformed into a savory sauce, tomatoes continue to delight and inspire us with their vibrant flavors and rich history.

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Exploring the Sweetness of Strawberries

Strawberries, with their vibrant red hue and irresistible sweetness, have captivated taste buds and inspired culinary creations for centuries. As one of the most beloved fruits worldwide, the journey of strawberries unfolds through history, nutrition, cultivation, and culinary versatility.

A Taste of History: From Wild Roots to Cultivated Delights

The story of strawberries traces back centuries, with their wild ancestors found growing in various regions across the globe. Native to Europe and North America, wild best strawberries were cherished for their delicate flavor and medicinal properties by indigenous peoples.

Over time, cultivation techniques evolved, leading to the development of the plump, juicy strawberries we enjoy today. From ancient Rome to medieval Europe, fresh strawberries adorned royal feasts and garnered a reputation as symbols of luxury and indulgence.

Nutritional Gems: The Health Benefits of Strawberries

Beyond their delectable taste, strawberries boast an impressive array of health benefits. Packed with vitamin C, antioxidants, and dietary fiber, these berries are a nutritional powerhouse. Vitamin C supports immune function and skin health, while antioxidants help combat oxidative stress and inflammation in the body.

Studies suggest that regular consumption of strawberries may contribute to heart health, improved digestion, and reduced risk of chronic diseases such as cancer and diabetes. With their low calorie and high nutrient content, strawberries are a guilt-free indulgence for health-conscious individuals.

Cultivation and Harvest: From Field to Table

Strawberries thrive in temperate climates and are cultivated in diverse regions around the world. From sprawling fields to backyard gardens, strawberries are grown using a variety of methods, including traditional soil-based farming and innovative hydroponic systems.

Peak strawberry season varies by region but generally spans the spring and summer months. During this time, fields come alive with rows of ripe berries ready for harvest. From hand-picking to mechanized harvesting, farmers carefully gather the fruits of their labor, ensuring peak freshness and flavor.

Culinary Delights: Creative Ways to Enjoy Strawberries

The culinary versatility of strawberries knows no bounds. Whether enjoyed fresh, baked into pies and tarts, blended into smoothies, or tossed in vibrant salads, there's no shortage of delicious ways to incorporate strawberries into your diet.

Indulge in a classic strawberry shortcake, drizzle strawberries with balsamic vinegar for a savory twist, or add them to yogurt parfaits for a nutritious breakfast or snack option. With their natural sweetness and vibrant color, strawberries elevate any dish they grace, adding a touch of summer to every bite.

Conclusion: Embracing the Sweetness of Strawberries

In conclusion, strawberries are more than just a delicious fruit; they're a symbol of summer's abundance and nature's bounty. From their humble origins to their modern-day culinary prominence, strawberries continue to delight palates and inspire culinary creativity around the world.

So, whether you're savoring them fresh from the field or incorporating them into your favorite recipes, take a moment to appreciate the sweetness of strawberries and the joy they bring to every bite. After all, life is sweeter with strawberries by your side.

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---> EXACTLY what it takes to get to The Center of This Tootsie Pop'ulation

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Hey World!!! Paging Dr.

Doctor..? DR Green Thumb..!?

FYI: Plants/ Crops Can Survive- One Freeze Before Cultivation, but not Ideal. Possible Risk of Moisture Causing Cell Damage, Burn Taste , or produce discoloration & Natural Preservatives Drained...

Remember, That GERMINATION & Seed Sprouts, Best Take Place In A Set/ Controlled Environment; Incubation Temperature Regulated Between 65-85 Fahrenheit, and Placed in Prolonged ( Darkness ) 72 hrs, no daylight no ultraviolet rays, optional Cotton Fiber Bedding Aids the Initial Intake of (Water, Alkaline Water/ Electrolytes). Whether Hydroponic, Or in Soil Potting Applications Be Sure to Consider the Calendar Date of GERMINATION, AS it Directly Relates to it's Potential/ Solstice Period and Harvest Date. Usually Ending in Spring And Fall with Various Strains Throughout The Year, depending Wya ... Soil and Nutrients should be local and or Native to reduce Shock & Produces Strong Roots/ Stock Development. Add some Music, an Occasional Breeze, Consistent Feeding and Gratitude for Certain. Your left with Beautiful Healthy Colas , Produce, Nugs, Fruit, or whatever you have "PRODUCEd" to be processed and Enjoyed, without the states and Governments Oversight/ Handling/ Pesticide Chemically Infused - GmO having- Manufactured / Packaged and still Under Appreciated, all FDA Stamped For - Consumption... after ....Shipping and Handling (3rd party) to your DoorMat.

Now. Think of The Cost. THE price Millions of " WoKe " n Educated, God Loving - Individuals contributing to a toxic Relationship that you literally, feed off of. Expecting The best possible Nourishment in Organic Labeled/ Trademarked Goods We Are "Offered" " Accordingly" at Said Market Value And yes. We Buy, Habits, Cultivating nothing But Sheep... Reap What We Will and simply React To the inflation, Or Reduce Our Work Load labor cost & drop Pollution drastically, Gaining Control As Independent individuals, Sharing Wellness/Prosperity through these Self Sustained / Supportive and Educated Networks.

" FREEDOM Isn't Free... It's Grown & Harvested, or Forgotten Entirely."

So PSA: If you can, Do So!

: GET GROWN AND Rize. PLANT! Connect W Nature, Master Your Intake and Maintain Your Health/ Environment. So Save Your Seeds, Collect Compost, Do Your Part Asap & Lets watch our Gaia Breathe And Radiate Prosperity, as should be... Our World Wants to Thrive!!

before we all die in a McDonald's (or any other BigBizChain) Parking Lot Pimped Society...

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....TicToc, It's Literally Count Down. Smh

Heaven Or Hell, whatcha Sayy... Smash Or Pass lol

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Advantages of Hydroponic Vertical Farming in UAE.

Hydroponic farming in UAE refers to the technique of growing plants using a water-based nutrient solution instead of growing it in soil. 

Hydroponically grown vegetables provide more vitamins, minerals and antioxidants which help prevent chronic diseases. 

Listed below are some of the advantages of hydroponic farming:

Pesticide-free: As farming through this technique uses water and not soil it’s not susceptible to pests and diseases like soil-based plants are, which helps in reducing risks of developing diseases in the future. 

No soil contamination: As these vegetables are water-based they don’t contaminate the soil and in turn don’t grow on contaminated land.

Lasting freshness: As they don’t have to travel long distances to reach the market or other retail outlets, they are fresher than the farms enhancing nutrition.

Environment friendly: It’s not only beneficial for our health but is also beneficial for the environment as it can help improve air quality by absorbing Co2 and releasing oxygen. 

Versatility: Hydroponic systems can be installed anywhere, such as small apartments/offices, etc. Hence they can be grown in drought-prone areas. 

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The Future of Nutrition: Unveiling a Paradigm Shift in Health and Wellness

Introduction

Nutrition has always been a crucial component of human health and well-being. As we venture into the future, the concept of nutrition is undergoing a transformative shift, driven by scientific advancements, technological innovations, and evolving societal attitudes towards food. The future of nutrition promises a holistic approach that goes beyond simple nourishment, embracing personalized dietary plans, sustainable practices, and cutting-edge research to optimize human health and longevity.

Personalized Nutrition: Harnessing the Power of Data

In the future, nutrition will be tailored to an individual's unique genetic makeup, lifestyle factors, and health goals. Advances in genetic testing and analysis are paving the way for personalized nutrition recommendations based on an individual's genetic predispositions. By understanding an individual's genetic profile, nutritionists and healthcare professionals can provide precise dietary advice, identifying potential deficiencies, and recommending specific nutrients to optimize health outcomes. This personalized approach to nutrition has the potential to prevent and manage various chronic diseases, such as diabetes, cardiovascular conditions, and obesity.

The emergence of Nutrigenomics and Microbiome Science

Nutrigenomics, the study of how nutrients interact with our genes, is poised to revolutionize the field of nutrition. Researchers are unraveling the intricate relationship between food, gene expression, and health outcomes. With advancements in this field, we will gain a deeper understanding of how different individuals respond to specific nutrients and dietary patterns. This knowledge will allow us to design personalized diets that can mitigate the risk of disease development and promote overall well-being.

Additionally, the role of the microbiome—the vast community of microorganisms residing in our gut—cannot be overstated. Research into the gut microbiome is revealing its impact on digestion, metabolism, immune function, and mental health. Future nutrition will focus on nurturing a diverse and healthy microbiome through prebiotics, probiotics, and targeted dietary interventions. By harnessing the power of nutrigenomics and microbiome science, we can optimize our health at a level never before imagined.

Sustainable and Ethical Food Systems

The future of nutrition also addresses the pressing need for sustainable and ethical food systems. As the global population continues to grow, the demand for food will skyrocket, necessitating innovative approaches to food production. Sustainable farming practices, such as vertical farming, hydroponics, and aquaponics, will enable year-round production in urban environments with minimal environmental impact. Cultured meat, plant-based alternatives, and insect proteins will play a more significant role in our diets, reducing the strain on land, water, and energy resources. Consumers are increasingly demanding transparency in the food supply chain, promoting ethical sourcing, fair trade practices, and reduced food waste.

Technology as a Catalyst for Change

The advent of technology is accelerating the future of nutrition. Smartphone apps, wearable devices, and connected kitchen appliances will empower individuals to track their dietary habits, receive real-time nutritional guidance, and monitor their health metrics. Artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms will analyze vast amounts of data to provide personalized dietary recommendations, taking into account an individual's preferences, lifestyle, and health status. With the integration of technology into our daily lives, making informed choices about nutrition will become more accessible and convenient.

Check Out NutritionGurus, To Get a Personalized Nutrition Plan.

Conclusion

The future of nutrition holds immense promise for our overall health and well-being. Personalized nutrition, guided by advancements in genetic testing and nutrigenomics, will enable tailored dietary plans that optimize health outcomes. Embracing sustainable and ethical food systems will ensure the long-term availability of nutritious food for the growing global population. Additionally, the integration of technology will empower individuals to make informed decisions and take charge of their own health. As we step into this new era of nutrition, it is essential to embrace these advancements and leverage them to build a healthier and more sustainable future for all.

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Marijuana Drug Slang Every Parent Should Know

As a parent, one of the most difficult aspects of raising a teenager is to help your child fight the urge use alcohol and drugs. Educating yourself regarding the drug slang of marijuana, the most widely abused illicit substance, is an essential step in determining if your teen is smoking the drug and then begin home drug testing to stop the problem before it develops into a habit. Each new generation of young people develop new slang terms for the multitude of drugs that they have access to and it is important to stay on the top of the ever changing terminology.

The Most Commonly Used Marijuana Slang

Marijuana itself is known by many different names depending upon the region of the country, potency of the marijuana, color and other subtle differences in the plant which gas mask bong for weed acts a secret code to determine what a user is offering or purchasing. The slang terms include "pot," "weed," "herb," "bud," "chronic," "ganja," "hash," "trees," and "dank." A bag of marijuana is referred to as a "sack" or "bag" and will often times be described and called upon based upon the weight of the marijuana like "quad" or "eighth" (which means a quarter of an ounce and an eighth, respectively). The utensils and tools used to smoke marijuana have their own abundance of slang terms including "bong," "pipe," "piece," "blunt," and "joint." Learning the various definitions and meanings of the slang terms for marijuana will empower you as a parent to take preemptive steps in order to prevent marijuana usage in your own home.

Coded and Subtle Differences

The common slang terms of weed and pot are interchangeable when referring to any marijuana in general but certain coded vernacular refers specifically to the potency of the drug. The word "chronic" is known throughout the drug circles as the term for the strongest, most powerful strains of marijuana. Grown indoors or hydroponically, "chronic" maximizes THC content producing super potent pot. On the other end of the spectrum, the slang word "schwag" or "brick" is generally used to describe inexpensive, low quality marijuana which is usually grown outdoors in bulk fields under inferior conditions. The slang "brick" refers to the packaging and pressing method used by many drug cartels to literally smash together and form bricks of the marijuana. Understanding the subtle differences between these marijuana drug slang terms can help you as a parent gain a stronger understanding of which type of pot and how much of it your child may be using.

Terminology of Smoking Utensils

A teenager who has been using and ultimately abusing marijuana will inevitably begin experimentation with the plethora of different tools which can be used to smoke the drug and understanding the different slang terms can help you determine how your child is ingesting the pot. The most commonly used item to smoke marijuana is a simple metal or glass pipe through which the substance is smoked through and inhaled. General slang for pipes include "bubbler," "piece," "hammer," "one hitter," and "tools." More advanced or adventurous smokers use a water pipe, universally referred to as a "bong." Simple hand rolled marijuana cigarettes are called "joints" (often rolled using a common cigarette paper called "zig zags") while a marijuana cigar is known as a "blunt" and is often filled with super potent "chronic."

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