Yes, Julian. In South East Asia, it is used as a herbal drink when one feels like getting a sore throat.I've heard you can eat pennyworts too.
Yes, Julian. In South East Asia, it is used as a herbal drink when one feels like getting a sore throat.I've heard you can eat pennyworts too.
I wish I knew. All I can tell you is that they are the bane of my existance every summer... countless hours trying to get rid of the little bastards. They would take over and kill all my plants if left them alone
Yes, Julian. In South East Asia, it is used as a herbal drink when one feels like getting a sore throat.
I thought that was for jellyfish stings...not bees. LolWhen I got stung by a bee, there was a call for some natural ammonia and my brother enthusiastically got ready to piss on me. I never let that happen and would just wait for the swelling to subside.
Ammonia is a weak base that is capable of denaturing proteins in the bee's poison but some things are not worth sacrificing my dignity for ?
My thoughts exactly. Bee stings are not that painful and after 5-10 minutes I kinda forget about it.I thought that was for jellyfish stings...not bees. Lol
Done that!I thought that was for jellyfish stings...not bees. Lol
What is the tall grassy stuff in this arrangement, with the tufts halfway up?
I think it’s Juncus articulatus, Jointleaf rush.What is the tall grassy stuff in this arrangement, with the tufts halfway up?
@TomB thanks!I think it’s Juncus articulatus, Jointleaf rush.
Just made one!
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How's it handling inside?I just picked up a violet a couple of months back and I'm currently over-wintering it indoors. I'm wondering if I should leave it outdoors though?
How's it handling inside?