even in college people are more or less gonna be grown babies

@Moon Man

@chonkyfire thanks man <:twinkie:619647999643222016>

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2019/09/19/your-tap-water-safe-study-claims-cancer-risk-even-safe-water/2350072001/

arsenic overabundance

Need an identity on this symbol. Looks like Mercury and iron at the same time

Never seen it before

anyone familiar with herbalism?

looking into growing chamomile after the frost this winter, looking to use it as a sleep aide

wondering if there are any tips for growing herbs

@chonkyfire

@El Julien is a resident herbalist whom may be of assistance to you.

@El Julien <:grab:621391753530048572>

Also, I've previously posted this video which details an E-Book about the literal thing you want. It may be in your interest to pick it up.

https://youtu.be/ENPE0oquUm8

i think i remember seeing this link in synthesis and saved it since

ty for linking it, looked a lot more into chamomile and adding it into my herbalist area of expertise

@chonkyfire I'll be home in 5hs and could be of better assistance then but spring is the best time to plant chamomile, specially right after winter since it grows best on cool conditions

Also like most herbs they're really easy to take care of since you don't need too much fertilizing, watering (unless there's a drought) or pesticides

I asked the Father who is also a herbalist and mentioned it being good as a "companion plant" since it's scent wears off any pest

Speaking of herbalism I got a new baby

would you recommend keeping it in a pot? @El Julien

ive read its like a weed and can get pretty out of hand

this is what someone else said to me in another server too

Lol its funny you mention that. Where i live chamomile grows wild and yes it grows EXACTLY like a weed haha. It spreads pretty rapidly.

have you noticed less bugs around the chamomile plants? soldato said they repel pests @The World

@chonkyfire yeah pots are good unless you want to have tons of them

I mean where they grow i dont get bit the fuck up so maybe lol i havnt observed them in a personal garden

From what ive heard mint is better to grow around other plants to keep the pests away

we have a pretty powerful mint plant, but its not that effective for keeping bugs away

does it need a distinct non-cut aroma??

What are some fucked up consequences of canibalism other than Highway to Hell and Wendigo?