Itt: Post your random thoughts

[CX2]

i found a half smoked cigar down a drain once outside & that ruined my entire day

 

[Apeson]

i would live in south america if finding psychedelic plants out in the wild was relatively easy this is also neat too

Brazil is where the weirdest plants are, they have acai too. Where i am the wildest thing you'll find on that department is blackberries growing wild fucking everywhere. Also a plant that rewires your taste buds for like 30 minutes to unknown flavors but i forgot how it's called.

 

[CX2]

Also a plant that rewires your taste buds for like 30 minutes to unknown flavors but i forgot how it's called.

that still sounds fun i'd probably try that & drink an entire bottle of ranch

 

[Apeson]

that still sounds fun i'd probably try that & drink an entire bottle of ranch

Nevermind I'm pretty sure it was a miracle fruit growing wildly for some reason. I don't even know how it got here considering it's a niche plant from west Africa

 

[CX2]

Nevermind I'm pretty sure it was a miracle fruit growing wildly for some reason. I don't even know how it got here considering it's a niche plant from west Africa

i think theres an entire group of plants from africa that can give you a high that they casually sell at like home depot but idk what its called

 

[Apeson]

I have these growing. They're very sweet but it's a bit tedious to eat with all of the seed removal and peeling you have to do.

Annona squamosa - Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annona_squamosa)

 

[CX2]

I have these growing. They're very sweet but it's a bit tedious to eat with all of the seeds and peeling.
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Annona squamosa - Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annona_squamosa)

i think they grow these in some places out in southeast asia iirc

 

[Apeson]

i think they grow these in some places out in southeast asia iirc

Probably. They're native to the americas though so they pretty much grow without much effort here.

 

[CX2]

Probably. They're native to the americas though so they pretty much grow without much effort here.

i wonder if they could grow somewhere like florida since i think most tropical fruit in north america is grown there
if i live down there again i could probably try growing stuff like that if i got the time & yard space

 

[Apeson]

i wonder if they could grow somewhere like florida since i think most tropical fruit in north america is grown there
if i live down there again i could probably try growing stuff like that if i got the time & yard space

They'll grow on a subtropical climate as long as there's enough rain. You should start with something more simple though, like papaya.

 

[CX2]

They'll grow on a subtropical climate as long as there's enough rain. You should start with something more simple though, like papaya.

i haven't had papaya in years but i could probably try that
i think it was bad but only because it wasn't ripe

 

[Apeson]

i think it was bad but only because it wasn't ripe

Papaya is only ripe when it is soft to the touch and has yellow spots.

 

[CX2]

Papaya is only ripe when it is soft to the touch and has yellow spots.

i think red guava would be nice to grow since i find it hard to find where i live now but i think that it would only grow far down south so idk about that
i think you can find it in stores in florida anyways so idk if it would be worth growing

 

[Apeson]

i think red guava would be nice to grow since i find it hard to find where i live now but i think that it would only grow far down south so idk about that
i think you can find it in stores in florida anyways so idk if it would be worth growing

Guava fruit suffers a lot from infestations by fruit flies.

 

[Sloppyjakky]

i would live in south america if finding psychedelic plants out in the wild was relatively easy this is also neat too

southeast asia and central/south america have some of the most funniest looking plants and idk why

 

[CX2]

Guava fruit suffers a lot from infestations by fruit flies.

thats unfortunate

southeast asia and central/south america have some of the most funniest looking plants and idk why

i think most plants in southeast asia are imported from the americas because i remember a lot of the plants there were from america

 

[Apeson]

i think most plants in southeast asia are imported from the americas because i remember a lot of the plants there were from america

Honestly I think it's the opposite. Bananas, oranges, lemons and limes are all from southeast Asia. Only a few American fruits like pineapple are notable, and tomato and chili pepper if you wanna get reddit and count it as a fruit.

 

[Sloppyjakky]

southeast asia and central/south america have some of the most funniest looking plants and idk why

just looked at this map and now i know why se asia and the americas have odd fruits

 

[CX2]

Honestly I think it's the opposite. Bananas, oranges, lemons and limes are all from southeast Asia. Only a few American fruits like pineapple are notable, and tomato and chili pepper if you wanna get reddit and count it as a fruit.

maybe it was specific to where i lived but for a bit before coming to america i lived on a small island in southeast asia & things like papaya & guava were very common i actually had no clue they were native to america until coming back from asia

 

[CX2]

just looked at this map and now i know why se asia and the americas have odd fruits
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stuff like this is native to africa but it tastes like shit so i'd imagine most of their fruit isn't great