oh my gosh I knowwww i'm so sorry its really hard for me to decide when to do projects that use natural materials because I have viewers from all different climates and I personally live in Florida. Sorry about that!! I do have a winter diy's video though if you're interested in that!
Don’t give birds peanut butter with added salt or sugar as, it’s possible it could harm them! Only use peanut butter that is peanuts only with no additives
A little tip, if you propagate something in water, make sure none of the actual leaves are underwater because they'll turn brown and mushy. I personally cut a few leaves off and keep the water in the container underneath the last leaf on the cutting. 💕
these are so cute! Im trying to make a christmas present for my cottagecore friend, and while it is super cold, i bet i can still find plants to press!! :,) butyeah i subbed
Also be careful when propagating if you do not have water that comes from your own well.. City water is tough on plants if you use tap water. If you have a well it should be fine, but I reccomend just getting distilled water from a store
You can also collect rainwater. I always leave some buckets outside whenever it rains and then pour it into bottles to use on my plants. You can also collect snow- just make sure you let it melt and return to room temp before using on plants.
They were great sunglasses until I left them in a backpack for like 3 months and then I totally crushed them not knowing they were in there so now they're really crooked😭😂
Woow I love your videos! I have an idea for a craft : first you need 3 medium branches and cottage core colour ribbons or something to tie it. Make a triangle then tie it take a hook and secure it, at the top of the triangle with ribbon! Volia now you have a diy hanger. Very sorry for the grammar, I am not perfect in English 🌻🌻🌻
In the past I got them at craft stores and they were a bit expensive but recently I found a variation in sizes of them at the dollar store so that's a much better option!
I wasn't sure before this but I did a bit of research and found out that it is possible!! Here is a link that I found helpful!😊 www.succulentsandsunshine.com/how-to-propagate-succulents-from-leaves-and-cuttings/
Oh my goodness I just looked this up and you're right!! I have never heard the origins of that before! Over time things just get used in a more general way I suppose and therefore people forget the real meaning. I'm terribly sorry if I offended anyone by saying that. I guess I just grew up hearing it and therefore say it out of habit!
