I've recently taken to learning about plant identification, it's interesting to make observations about all the flora you see walking about. Will need to note these books for later!
Aboutplants 6 hours ago|
Me and my wife we talking about A/R glasses the other day and we both agreed that one of our number one use cases would be having the camera actively identify plant species when taking a walk or hike. Not every time it sees a plant obviously, just when a new species is identified along the way.
gooob 3 hours ago||
glad to see this posted here on my day off! the universe seems to have a way of reminding of certain things and pointing me in the right direction!
talon8635 6 hours ago||
So happy to see this Chanel posted. Love this guy!
schainks 14 hours ago||
One of my favorite channels of all time on youtube. You get to see new places, learn amazing botany facts, local history, and experience interjected spicy opinions.
Every page on this website ends with the How to make a herbarium pressing tutorial.
I crave for some photos of the author's herbarium.
vw_bulli 14 hours ago||
I know nothing about Botany, but I must compliment a good website and writing style when I see one.
HPsquared 15 hours ago||
The article actually is about botany, but the title reminded me there is a whole area that could be called "criminal botany". As in, there are specific plants cultivated for illegal purposes. And on the other side, forensic botany (things like analysing pollen traces)
chabska 13 hours ago||
There are a lot more to Criminal Botany. There's the chaotic evil variety, like planting an invasive species, planting bamboo near your enemy's house, and sprinkling mint on someone's garden plot. There's the chaotic good variety, like broadcasting native seeds on a grass lawn and releasing moles onto a golf field. There's chaotic neutral, like making air layering on trees that you don't own, or otherwise taking seeds, cuttings, or plantlets from them.
jcattle 12 hours ago||
I thought you'd mention plant poaching. Which is just evil.
Biganon 14 hours ago|||
There's also guerilla gardening, where you plant stuff where you're not supposed to, typically municipal soil
avadodin 11 hours ago||
Most plant–related crimes are pie–on–the–windowsill–on–Sunday tier.
amelius 13 hours ago||
Putting a seed into the ground then waiting a long time and hoping (praying?) that something will come out that you will like is a lot like ... training deep learning models. The latter will pay more of course :)
goda90 9 hours ago|
I enjoyed his rant videos about soul sucking landscaping and the ways it could be better with lower maintenance native plants.