Noita! Suffering is my fun.

Not to be a downer here, but last year I had plenty of super large tomatoes plants - super healthy too! I got I think 2-3 flowers and 0 fruits. But the odds are in your favor when your plants are that healthy :)

The ones I played and enjoyed:

• Noita
• The Binding of Isaac
• Hades
• FTL
• Risk of Rain
• Darkest Dungeon
• Dead Cells
• Rouge Legacy

I would say, The Binding of Isaac is one of the Rouge Likes everyone should have at least tried. Its one of my favorite games overall!

Edit: woups was still editing the list and accidentally hit the post button… Added more

No I actually haven’t, but I watch various creators on YouTube. Maybe I should give it a try :)

Looks so cozy, love it!

Don’t try to fight the weat, try to make peace with it. Otherwise you’re fighting a loosing war.

Haha I wish I’d be Uncle Iroh!

I found it by browsing the stock of a very good German herbal/medical plant merchant. I got very intrigued by the description and just bought one plant and got to get a second plant from it by propagating via cuttings :D

It adds a light citruy fresh taste to the tea. I personally always mix it with some other tea, because by itself is very mild. I most often drink it with a basic green tea, some ginger and honey.

To be honest, the command line is an important tool, that when you are able to use correctly, will give you a better understanding of a lot of the inner workings of a machine.

The commandine might be intimidating at first, but I personally think not as big of a hurdle to think about replacing it with anything.

Most people that I know that at first were afraid of the command line but tried to get into it, now don’t want to go back. Working with the cli is so efficient that it’s hard to go back to GUI’s.

The last school strike but probably not the last strike. Gonna be interesting what she will do now after she finished school.

Oh yes love myself a good mint tea! Though I still have to find my favorite mint variety to make tea.

Yellow lavender? Huh, never heard of it, gonna look it up, thanks!

How does the hotness level depend on the watering? The less water the hotter the pepper?

To also contribute a plant myself: My current favorite is Jiaogulan. Even though it isn’t really a spice, it is used to make tea (very mild) and they say it has the power to keep you young (not sure how much and if there is anything really to it).

Ah yes, basil got me into the whole plants rabbit hole. Love how easy it is to just get started by buying one pot from the super market and then just living off of it without ever needing to buy a new one.

I always let mine flower at the end of the year, and plant the next generation from seed, so I still have the ‘same’ basil plant from a couple of years ago when I started.

Edit: My current basil plants still are pretty small, but are looking good and healthy so far:

There is a post explaining the details here: https://lemmy.world/post/149743

I just noticed that I confused pea with bean. That in the picture is a bean… My bad.

Anyway: Its a sup species of Vica Faba I don’t know the english word for it. It’s a bean that you seed in late autumn and can harvest earlier than most beans.