Feb 26, 2022
Revisited some classic posts from @botanyshitposts the other day with a new appreciation for just how bizarre Vittaria appalachiana is.
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Revisited some classic posts from @botanyshitposts the other day with a new appreciation for just how bizarre Vittaria appalachiana is.
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I feel like I oughta be tagging @botanyshitposts to show off this albino/chlorophyll-less garlic that sprouted and then predictably died a few weeks back: I knew pretty quickly that it was paper white all the way through the sprout, but I potted it anyway just to see what would happen. Interestingly(maybe???) it died before completely depleting the actual garlic bulb, and instead left behind a lot of the mass to dry out over time. I guess maybe there was more wrong with it than a lack of chlorophyll... Maybe something that made breaking down the stored energy in the bulb harder? We’ll never know! ANYWAY tldr: Got a fully white plant (a fatal condition for just about anything plant-like) start growing and wanted to document it. Its parent/s were just commercial garlic like you would buy in a supermarket and it grew from bulb division.
We went out hiking today at the Devil's Punchbowl in Wisconsin and because of all the ground springs, the whole place was covered with an embarrassment of skunk cabbages! A glut of them! Riches of skunk cabbages! Naturally I spent way too much time up to my ankles in mud getting pictures but it was worth it.
Also I feel like @botanyshitposts can appreciate just the *carpets* of skunk cabbage that were covering this place. All those bright green growths are skunk cabbages, and this went on for maybe two miles of hillside over a creek!
Cleaning up my file storage and found this gem in my screenshots
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The fact that apples and pineapples are so utterly fuckass unrelated despite sharing a name is hysterical. In evolutionary terms that's approximately 70 million years less accurate than someone looking at a cat then at a blue whale then deciding to call the whale a "wetcat"
>be me
>wake up at 1am
>drive to the botanical garden
>pay 2,50€
>stand in line for over an hour
>make your friends do the same
>get to see a flower that smells like literal garbage for like 5 minutes
>take some bad pictures
>drive home at 3 am
>be so pumped because of the smelly flower that you can’t sleep for the rest of the night
@botanyshitposts i made this for you