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Banana Peels: Save your banana peels to compost! They can be chopped up and placed into plant soil as natural fertilizer. It releases nutrients into the soil to feed plants. Banana peels are rich in potassium and magnesium which adds to stronger stem and plant root growth.

Eggshells: Crush up your eggshells after you have hard boiled your eggs or fried your eggs sunny side up. The eggshells can provide all the calcium carbonite that the soil needs which help bolster the nutrients for healthy plants. Also, it will improve airflow and drainage in compacted soil.

Sup y’all I went on a college tour today and Did some Fun Things and did Not fall asleep at all:

Here’s some shit that happened:

-we rolled up in the parking lot 5 minutes late and proceeded to book it across campus and made the 15 minute walk to the introductory building in 7 minuets

-I felt like a student already tbh

-they had free donuts to make us like them so Obviously I took as many as I could carry bc mama ain’t raise no fool

-one of the speaker introduction ppl at the panel mentioned his ‘partner and kids’ and I was like Gay? Gay??? ¿Gay? Gay!! Gay. And it was Good™️

-I asked some ppl that ended up being animal science centric teachers about what classes I would need to take for a horticulture major and they all were like ‘sHIT ITS BEEN 3 YEARS SINCE IVE THOUGHT ABT THIS SHIT LET ME PHONE A FRIEND FOR HELP FUCK’

-I met a professor who just absentmindedly talked to me about fruit for a solid 10 minutes in terms I Did Not really understand. Did she think I was one of her students?? Was she messing with me?? I will Never Know

-(((she was very sweet tho and was SUPER thrilled when I mentioned the strawberries I’m growing at home)))

-I forgot to mention But it was literally 8 degrees the entire day. It was heckling Cold

-8 DEGREES!!!!!!!!

-saw a student go by with a bike with a homemade rocket/motor on it and thought ‘that’s smart’

-I got to go into the campus greenhouses!! Illegally tho

-bc like the tour guides weren’t /really/ supposed to let nonstudents in but they were like ‘we gotch ya’ and I was Blessed is the point

-did I mention I Froze to death?

-bc I did

-((8 DEGREES!!!!! COLD!!!!!))

-I charmed the pants off everyone. I networked like a Pro. I talked to Everyone. Anxiety whomst???? I’ve never met her lmao.

-I AM experiencing a brain crash rn tho so,,,, like ya get what ya get I guess. Anxiety came back but WHATEVER I MADE IT THROUGH THE DAY leave me alone I tried my best

-uhhh yeah

Imma go finish my math hw now and try not to fall asleep

Field Trip: UBC Botanical Garden and VanDusen Botanical Garden

Last week, we found ourselves in Vancouver, British Columbia for a work-related conference put on by American Public Gardens Association. In addition to learning heaps about plant collections and (among other things) the record keeping involved in maintaining such collections, we got a chance to visit two Vancouver botanical gardens. Both gardens were pretty big, so covering the entire area in…

One of the best ways to combat the country's high unemployment rate is to develop Cannabis Friendly Horticulture in Jamaica. With a growing population of unemployed youth, this could be a big boost for the community. Currently, Jamaica's marijuana regulations are more lax than many people think. But the goal is still to become a major player in the international cannabis-supply chain. Thankfully, the government is taking steps to encourage this industry.

The country's government recently approved the use of weed as an agricultural product. The initiative is part of a nationwide campaign to modernize its cannabis education efforts and educate residents. The new website includes a myth-busting section that dispels popular myths, like the fact that cannabis is a gateway drug that makes people lazy and leads to the use of more dangerous drugs. It also debunks the common misconception that marijuana causes overdoses, as the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) reports that cannabis does not cause overdose deaths.

Jamaica is not known for its high-quality cannabis, but its history with cannabis has a long history. The island has an ideal climate for growing weed, and a growing industry is emerging in the area. This industry will provide a significant amount of employment for locals. And Jamaica's tourism sector is also an important source of income. With its rich soils and climate, Jamaica is a perfect place for Cannabis Friendly Horticulture.

While it is illegal to grow cannabis in Jamaica, the country's legalization of cannabis in the country could help improve the health of its citizens and improve the economy. The country's climate is perfect for growing marijuana, and the government plans to promote the industry through education. There are no legal barriers to cannabis cultivation in Jamaica, and the country's growing industry is expected to grow at a steady pace. A new initiative in this area has already started.

While it's not legal to grow cannabis in Jamaica, the country is developing new methods to grow marijuana. However, the high cost of electricity makes hydroponic growing methods impractical in Jamaica. The island's high cost of electricity makes hydroponic growing difficult, and the small number of manufacturing facilities means that the money isn't flowing back to Jamaica. In contrast, Dr. Haughton has successfully cultivated the cannabis-friendly plant in Jamaica with the help of local farmers.

In Jamaica, the Rastafari movement is one of the most important symbols. The country's legalization of cannabis reflects the country's long-standing reputation as a cannabis-friendly nation. In addition to promoting the industry, the policy also honors the sacramental use of ganja by the Rastafarians. This movement is based on the belief that ganja was first cultivated on King Solomon's grave.