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When you want to push your container-grown fruit trees and vegetables to produce heavy blooms and massive harvests, choosing the right fertilizer makes all the difference. Whether you want a classic phosphorus powerhouse or a dog-safe alternative to keep curious paws out of your pots, here are 11 highly effective organic fertilizers to keep your soil rich and your plants thriving in the humid heat.
Plain old water does the trick, but adding additives can boost plant growth and reduce mold and pests! Here are some things you can "water" your plants with!
And remember, you can flush your plants of accumulated salts and leftover fertilizer residue by watering them with distilled water, which can be found for free from your air conditioner or dehumidifier.
It is packed with complex starches, trace amounts of nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus, and beneficial vitamins. The starches feed the beneficial microbes and mycorrhizal fungi in the soil, which in turn help the plant absorb nutrients more efficiently. If you let the rice water sit out for a day or two to ferment slightly, it creates lactobacilli that act as a natural soil probiotic.
How to use: Pour it directly onto the soil at the base of the plant.
CAUTION: Ensure the water is completely unseasoned (no salt, no butter) and cooled to room temperature before applying.
Enter the theory of weaponized innocence.
If you spend enough time on body language YouTube or pop-culture forums, you will inevitably find armchair detectives dissecting the facial expressions of famous figures.
When a prominent adult consistently relies on this toddler-ish, inverted-eyebrow pout, internet critics rarely view it as a genuine display of emotion. Instead, they label it a calculated manipulation tactic designed to infantilize the user and permanently shield them from accountability.
When a grown adult consciously mimics those baby cues—softening their voice, wearing oversized clothing, and adopting that signature puppy-dog brow—they hijack their audience's natural protective instincts.
If they are caught in a scandal or a lie, deploying the innocent face shifts the power dynamic. Suddenly, the person holding them accountable looks like a bully attacking a defenseless victim.
Jai Brooks' brother explains what it was like during the time.
I freaking love old vintage movies from the 1960s and shit, omg. I just have to make a list.
So in this American Technicolor musical romantic comedy film, there's a happily married couple who gets HOMEWRECKED by a gold-digger! The gold-digging woman spreads a bunch of lies and gossip to make it seem like the husband had been cheating with her (but he hadn't been), prompting the wife, Kay, to file for divorce. Then, the gold-digger goes in for the kill and steals the husband. There are so many shocking, iconic scenes from the movie. Just check out this bitch-slap scene!
I think it's set in New York City, and seeing how that place looked during the 60s is so cool. You can watch the FULL movie for FREE on YouTube!
Growing fruit trees at home can be risky or unfeasible because of a lack of space or interfering plumbing structures that can contaminate fruit or be damaged by root growth. The solution to this might be to grow your fruit trees in very large pots instead of planting them directly in the soil, and then choosing the type of fruit tree wisely based on tree size.
This is the gold standard for container citrus. It stays relatively small, produces incredibly sweet-tart lemons year-round, and handles the local heat beautifully. This tree could be grown even just by placing it by a window!
Size in containers: 3-6 ft. tall
Does anyone remember the killer clowns of 2016? Some people think that was just promotion for the new IT movie, but that shit was totally wild.
Basically, people would dress up as killer clowns and then go hide in the woods and stalk and scare people.
The most famous sightings began in August 2016 in Greenville, South Carolina, where residents reported clowns standing near forests, allegedly trying to lure children into the woods.
Scale trees, scientifically known as Lepidodendron, are an extinct genus of large, arborescent lycophyte plants that flourished during the Carboniferous period, during the time of the dinosaurs. The Lepidodendron is known for its strange, diamond-shaped scars on its trunk, which is why it is also known as the "scale tree." These trees covered Earth around 300 million years ago. Some grew over 100 feet tall. Eventually, these huge forests disappeared and the Lepidodendron tree went extinct millions. So, you shouldn't see one.
Sorry, I know I'm a little late to blog about this. Honestly, I just forgot to post about it. Anyway, so...
