They even join her up on hunting stands
Are you talking about the human, or just failed to do any critical thinking here?
Taking a cat on a camping trip is hardly an ecological disaster. Permanent outside cats in the wrong places might be depending on where you live, but this post is just not comparable.
I’ve been getting more and more disappointed and this post is really good timing. I’m going to switch to summit based on some helpful comments here.
You can’t say tard on the internet! That word is offensive you stupid fucking cunt
It’s the first time I’ve had chicks, they are 10 weeks old. It was hard work at times but I had a broody do most of the work. Now they are just part of the flock so it’s a matter of waiting for eggs now. Most of the hard work was caused by me worrying more than anything. Experience definitely will help for next time.
She’s a cream legbar. The flock is on grower pellets currently because there are pullets about, so the eggs have been a bit hit and miss recently. Usually they are light blue in colour and I get pure white ones from my Andalusian.
I never thought to weigh them. 
I gave you a link to the resource library at the end of my message, if you prefer to use that then do.
I’ve tried to explain to you the complexity of the topic and why a community like this is worth engaging with, if that’s not how you want to proceed then I wish you well.
If you are ever unsure about things after reading those resources, then you know you can always come back here.
There was a time when Stack Overflow was an amazing tech resource for unique or interesting problems, as the library of responses was reusable and could be updated with new responses and information over time. Users built trust with other users and getting a solution by direct engagement with a trustworthy user was invaluable.
Your response here is like the extremely unhelpful people who would respond with something like “read the documentation”
There is a lot of basic plant information on websites, but some of it is conflicting and it can be hard to trust. Diagnosis of a plant’s problem is also difficult, especially if more than one issue is present at once. It is often preferable for someone to want to ask for people’s opinion and have some engagement with other like minded people.
Communities like this are potentially the best part of the internet, so please don’t consider asking here as some kind of burden, the more people ask the more people help, the better the community becomes. Over time, people become more experienced and potentially shift from the ones asking for help to the ones helping. That isn’t unique to plants, it applies to any number of special interest communities.
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Also https://mander.xyz/post/692290 Check the side bar 😅
It’s a bullshit job though. Do you refuse to use elevators because they no longer have attendants? Having worked on a checkout at one time, it was always depressing. Plus there were other tasks that could be done and most people you deal with are awful.
People making the same old quips also make the job that little bit more unbearable - “must be free”, urgh. Seriously you are not gods gift to comedy with these jokes, workers hear them 100 times every day and it is like some kind of compounding psychological damage each time.
I know others have already said you’re watering too much, which is probably true, but I noticed this looks like a thai constellation. I think it might be getting sunburnt based on a similar thing happening to mine 2 years ago. Are the brown patches happening in the completely white parts of the leaves? If so that is probably it rather than too much water.
If you can post a picture of the soil by lifting it out of the nursery pot that would be helpful. That way people can see the root condition and type of soil that it is in. The suggestions for repotting it might be needed, but not the priority action if the browning isn’t caused by a soil/water issue.
If you move the plant to get less sun and repot it all at the same time it could be a big shock to the already struggling plant.
It might be that you should move the plant then a month later change the soil, but without seeing the soil it is hard to be sure.
In general it sounds like you are watering too much, but those problems might not have materialised yet if you only had it 6 months. If possible, invest in a moisture probe and only water when the soil has dried rather than on any kind of schedule.
This is absolutely incredible. What a combo!
This is standard where I work but getting promoted gives a decent raise to make up for it. It’s a shame for them that I don’t want anymore responsibility though, so I just work less hard each year based on inflation.
“Please summarise this image for me”
My dog does the same in a spot that had a discarded KFC bucket a few years back. One day I might stash something there for him.
Thank you so much!
I get all my cat’s dietary advice from this shitposting community, so if you wouldn’t mind being less antagonistic towards the users posting valuable information that would be appreciated.