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du -hast posted:also what the gently caress is a hot desk?? hoteling
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hot desking is when u search for the space heater that tripped the breaker.
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Displeased Moo Cow posted:I HAVE A GOD drat TREE, OP. i used to have an avocado tree. then we got laid off and it sat on my desk neglected for over a month before we came back and it died 
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Shaggar posted:hot desking is when u search for the space heater that tripped the breaker. lol, our facilities team begs the org at large not to use the space heaters, but the people that do it are primarily administrative assistants to someone way more important than the guy with a ladder. And so the world just keeps on spinning as it was
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A friend of mine has a plant named Robert Plant.
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Displeased Moo Cow posted:I HAVE A GOD drat TREE, OP. Leaf this thread
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 please enjoy I spill a lot of dirt/water into that vent
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SmokaDustbowl posted:did you eat the mushroom because that seems lime a real wasted opportunity lol
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du -hast posted:/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ Nice! /\/\/\/\/\/\/\ a table
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Semi-related....I am looking to get a new desk for home. It will be used for my desktop PC and my work laptop when WFH. What are some YOSPOS recommendations? I'm not looking to spend a fortune, and something that would be easy to move would be nice. But I would like something with plenty of space, looks nice, is ergonomic, and will last a while.
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PyPy posted:Semi-related....I am looking to get a new desk for home. It will be used for my desktop PC and my work laptop when WFH. What are some YOSPOS recommendations? I'm not looking to spend a fortune, and something that would be easy to move would be nice. But I would like something with plenty of space, looks nice, is ergonomic, and will last a while.
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Apr 9, 2017 18:48
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ikea wood countertop plus ikea desk legs had been my go-to until i just took the whole thing and mounted it right to the wall.
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PyPy posted:Semi-related....I am looking to get a new desk for home. It will be used for my desktop PC and my work laptop when WFH. What are some YOSPOS recommendations? I'm not looking to spend a fortune, and something that would be easy to move would be nice. But I would like something with plenty of space, looks nice, is ergonomic, and will last a while. dude, have you heard of this store called ikea? http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S49022798/
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I got a Bonsai tree kit just for funsies and planted two of the seeds. one hasn't grown at all yet, and this one won't loving stop growing. I have it under an LED grow lamp which is why the pictures are purple. as you can see there's already another little sprout for two more branches or whatever coming in  do I re-pot it? fertilize it? is it supposed to grow this fast (sprouted 3 weeks ago)? the booklet that came with the kit has literally no instructions beyond "cover with 1/4" of soil and keep moist"
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Apr 10, 2017 14:11
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one guy in my room has a Peyote cactus.
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ikea desks are the only way to go unless you have serious cash to spend yeah
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indigi posted:I got a Bonsai tree kit just for funsies and planted two of the seeds. one hasn't grown at all yet, and this one won't loving stop growing. I have it under an LED grow lamp which is why the pictures are purple. as you can see there's already another little sprout for two more branches or whatever coming in those pots it's in now are organic material so repotting is as easy as plopping the whole thing in a bigger pot with new soil. it looks like there's two pots there so id recommend finding the one that hasn't sprouted and putting him in his own pot
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I put it in a second pot cause there was some kind of cotton candy-like mold (I'm assuming) growing on the outside of the first one. should I cut it away before repotting?
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indigi posted:I put it in a second pot cause there was some kind of cotton candy-like mold (I'm assuming) growing on the outside of the first one. should I cut it away before repotting? that can happen if the soil is too damp and/or not draining well. you can but id probably just give it a decent scrap and drop it in the new pot
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i like to take plants out of those biodegradable pots regardless cause i like their roots to swing free. like goin commando.
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Cat Face Joe posted:those pots it's in now are organic material so repotting is as easy as plopping the whole thing in a bigger pot with new soil. it looks like there's two pots there so id recommend finding the one that hasn't sprouted and putting him in his own pot
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I'm going to grow so much weed next year and by so much I mean 1 or 2 legal plants
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SmokaDustbowl posted:I'm going to grow so much weed next year trump administration is gonna go back to enforcing federal marijuana laws so glhf
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A Pinball Wizard posted:trump administration is gonna go back to enforcing federal marijuana laws so glhf lol I don't live in the US and hosed if I'll ever set foot there again
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ShadowHawk posted:I'm not sure I believe in those biodegradable pots. I planted some tomatoes in them into a bigger planter and about a year later they'd never managed to escape. It may as well have been plastic. Many of those pots are meant to last just like plastic ones, they only biodegrade in landfills or special compost piles. At least, the ones made of rice husks won't just dissolve in the ground like you expected
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JewKiller 3000 posted:Many of those pots are meant to last just like plastic ones, they only biodegrade in landfills or special compost piles. At least, the ones made of rice husks won't just dissolve in the ground like you expected
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c tomato s: i'll give the big ones another few days then transplant them to their pots
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when your tomaters get big and start to fruit, starve them a little bit. don't let them die, but keep them dry enough so that the leaves look just a bit like they're dying. a well-watered tomato plant puts its energy into growing leaves, a dry stressed-out one grows more tomatoes.
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SmokaDustbowl posted:lol I don't live in the US wont stop him
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1. succulents 2. ferns 3. regular grass
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hot desking is like hot wifing
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*borat voice* my desk
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hifi posted:hot desking is like hot wifing no because theres yosposters who have hot desks
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my goth gf posted:i have a lamp and a cnc machined cutout of detroit from overhead op did you make the cutout yourself or can i get myself one of those from somewhere?
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sleepwalkers posted:did you make the cutout yourself or can i get myself one of those from somewhere? https://www.touchofmodern.com/sales/cut-maps i got it from here but idk if they're sold anywhere else probably
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hifi posted:1. succulents Many of these. Also some small type of snake plant. Both are hard to kill through neglect. Most likely cause of death is interns who are too eager and water them every day.
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spider plants are basically indestructible. just water it a bit when the soil feels dry and before it turns yellow. and you get spider-ettes which you can pot and share with all your work friends. :3
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ShadowHawk posted:That seems reasonable. It's entirely plausible I did it very wrong but from my amateur quick reading of the packaging I got the impression I was supposed to put it in the ground directly. no if they are rice husk or copra they aren't going to let your plants roots swing free. imagine trying to grow your roots through the same stuff you make welcome mats out of. cut them open, and give your plant baby a nice little home in the ground with some sphagnum moss for drainage and fertilizer.
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PyPy posted:Semi-related....I am looking to get a new desk for home. It will be used for my desktop PC and my work laptop when WFH. What are some YOSPOS recommendations? I'm not looking to spend a fortune, and something that would be easy to move would be nice. But I would like something with plenty of space, looks nice, is ergonomic, and will last a while. ikea. if you are ~* standing desk curious *~ but don't want to commit, to a ~* standing desk lifestyle *~ get a cardboard stand from ergodriven. they are like  . you do some topological transforms to cardboard, and out comes a thing that you can put atop your desk and stand at with your laptop.
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ultravoices posted:ikea. ultravoices posted:and you get spider-ettes :3
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