I would do a bit of research, figure out a fertilizer regimen for it and see if that doesn't green it up. Increased light with no increase of nutrients will sometimes cause them to yellow like that. You can get soil tests at most hardware/lawn and garden stores. You might grab one to go with the fertilizer so you can keep an eye on it and don't burn it.
Big_Boss_77
joined 3 years ago
It almost looks like light shock, how long has it been outside? How often do you fertilize? When was the last time it was repotted? How often do you water, and does the soil dry out between waterings?
Could've just tossed his ass in, he'd be invincible, he'd manage...
Booze floweth fifth.
I worked at McDonald's one summer in college... used to carry out the bags of mcchickens and shit to throw away after shift. It wasn't hard to toss the bag over the dumpster and out the back of the enclosure for later collection...if one was so inclined. McDonald's fed me that summer, and it wasn't the fucking pennies they were paying me doing it.
I don't have an EV yet either, trying to figure out how to get a BYD...
But it's always a great feeling when you hear the "please set your thermostat to 80°" pleas and then look at your solar aray sending 6-8kW back to the grid and go "No...I don't think I will".
Do you have balls!?
Expensive and proprietary.
Were you the father or the father?
The fuck kind of rain are they getting in Greece?
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