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Stunning Succulent Gardens: A Beginner’s Guide
Understanding Succulents: Succulents are a group of plants known for their thick, fleshy leaves and stems that store water. This unique adaptation allows them to thrive in arid environments, making them perfect for gardeners seeking low-maintenance plants. Popular succulent families include Crassulaceae, Cactaceae, and Aizoaceae, each offering a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors.
Ashley ScottPublished 23 minutes ago in Writers15 Popular Types of Succulents for Your Garden
Echeveria: Echeverias are among the most popular succulents, known for their rosette-shaped leaves and stunning colors ranging from green and blue to pink and purple. These low-maintenance plants thrive in full sun and well-draining soil, making them perfect for garden beds, containers, and rock gardens.
Ashley ScottPublished about an hour ago in WritersMoney as Energy
While practicing meditation for many years I have realized one thing and that is money is an inflow of spiritual energy in our system. For this one needs to understand the concept of vortex. A vortex is a rapidly spinning circular flow of energy around the central axis. In spiritual terms, it is the central part of the body thus the Kundalini which connects with the heavens or the astral realm which helps the meditator to connect with God or Lord, whatever we call it. Though in physical physics terms, this is different the concept can be well found in physics books. Ancient sages have defined it as the “Antakarana cord” connecting the central axis of the body with the chosen form of God.
Sayan BiswasPublished about 6 hours ago in WritersBlogging
My name is River and I hate social media. There I said it. I have no want for followers or to be held hostage by how many likes and shares I have. Can I dance yes do I want to show you these moves on TikTok hell no. I’m an introverted entrepreneur who just wants to travel the world without worrying about my finances. One of things that I wasn’t excited about when starting this journey was having to participate in social media. In a world where social media is often hailed as the ultimate tool for business success, the idea of trying to build my business without it seemed like a daunting challenge. So how does a person connect with people without having to post their “authentically curated” life 24/7. Well for me I started a blog. My blog isn’t about my expertise in anything. It’s musings of me trying, winning and sometimes failing while chasing my dream of never having to return to a cubicle lifestyle. When it comes to introverts, I think blogging is a good way to show who you are without showing who you are.
Enthusiast of ManyPublished about 10 hours ago in Writers3 Distinct Traits Of Best-Selling Authors (Copy These If You Want To Sell More Books)
Have you ever wondered what sets one author apart from another? Why do only a select few seem to move through the publishing process and climb to the top while the rest seem to stay lost in the trees at the bottom of the mountain?
Elise L. BlakePublished about 10 hours ago in WritersNYC Midnight and My Positive Spins
So many contests out there have such similar rules and themes and layouts, that when I read the rules for the NYC Midnight competition, I was intrigued with how different it was. Now, I love all contests, and I enter into a lot of them. But NYC Midnight caught my eye in a different kind of way.
Stephen Kramer AvitabilePublished about 11 hours ago in WritersFormer South Africa president Jacob Zuma 'won't vote for ANC'
Jacob Zuma's Political Departure: The Rise of uMkhonto we Sizwe Introduction The political landscape of South Africa has taken a startling turn with the announcement of former President Jacob Zuma's departure from the African National Congress (ANC). Zuma, a significant figure in South African politics, has opted to forge a new path by establishing the uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) party, signaling a seismic shift in the nation's political dynamics.
Masonwabe NyangaPublished about 13 hours ago in WritersThe Writer's Inner Workshop
My aim with this text is to modestly attempt to describe the work of a novelist. What happens when a writer sits down at their desk? How do they manage to invent a story and create characters? How do they bring them to life before our eyes, making them act and speak in a way that convinces us, the readers, that they have their own existence? These questions and many more touch upon the very heart of the creative act in literature.
My Nephew Wanted a Quilt at 44 Celsius
My nephew was 2 years old. It was his 2nd summer. Last winter was his first when he experienced many new things and enjoyed them at the age of 1 and a half. He learned many new words, expressions, and above all clear likes and dislikes. His age was full of surprises for him. Our whole family was learning many new expressions and ways of showing attitude from him.
Ainy AbrahamPublished about 15 hours ago in WritersGratitude Writing Prompts from Rupi Kaur
Describe instances when you’ve felt genuine and authentic love. Rupi Kaur’s Gratitude Writing Prompts
Denise E LindquistPublished about 16 hours ago in WritersLIUX unveils the final design of the GEKO urban two-seater
LIUX has revealed the final design of its second prototype, the LIUX GEKO, set to hit the market in 2025 once investment milestones are achieved.
Daniel JimengarPublished about 17 hours ago in WritersTime flies
In the long river of time, people often sigh, and the sighs are like the long wind, floating in the long flow of time. Some people lamented that spring was so short, as if it was just a blink of an eye, and the beautiful spring quietly disappeared. It is really the most difficult existence in this world to be retained for a long time. Spring is a beautiful season full of vitality and hope. When the first gentle spring breeze blows leisurely across the vast land, awakening all sleeping things, the grass timidly pokes out its green head, and the flowers Delicate smiles bloomed, trees slowly sprouted green buds, and the whole world was tightly enveloped by the vigorous vitality. However, before people could fully enjoy all this, the spring scenery passed by in a hurry and silently. The once delicate flowers gradually withered, and the once green and tender leaves began to become deep and heavy, as if all the beautiful things passed us by in a hurry, leaving only endless sadness and sighs. My heart is spinning.
Brian WongPublished about 17 hours ago in Writers