It won't make much tea, but it was necessary to pull the big leaves off the vine for smaller ones to grow.
My chrysanthemums are doing well, too!
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That's a pathetic harvest of leaves. Do you at lest have spare seeds?
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I had to start over from only two burnt shoots after the Californian heatwave... i posted the grown i picked from a few posts back. I know very well its not much
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If you can grow them back/harvest more it's ok, you can start from a small harvest. But if you need to replant the plants and wait for them to grow all over again maybe you should shift to a more hardy plant
The chrysanthemum looks good tho, they are surprisingly hardy once you understand what they need (and protect them from worms, horrible little shits
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I dunno, I was given my first starter plant for the lemon balm I believe two years ago by a client? Its effects on my relaxation are extremely noticeable and I like being self-sufficient when possible. I need all the free downers I can get since I'm a nervous mess.
I love mums. If you've read The Chrysanthemums (I'm not sure but I'm guessing it was by Steinbeck? I feel like I'm wrong somehow, sorry, I love his work, it lives rent free!), you may have a better appreciation for what they can represent in feminist literature. They were a throwaway that i rescued
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If u want some crazy hot pepper seeds, lmk
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You're very kind
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I have not purchased seeds for many of my plants. Clients, coworkers, and friends have provided much of my garden
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I just drive to the 'county side' (suburbia) and steal seeds from other people's garden
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Lmaooo in my city, unfortunately most seed sites are protected by huge fines. And i know the countryside well enough to mess with the system, but our police are well funded and i suspect our narcs are, too
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Really?
I literally just walked up to a garden with cool plants (like love-in-a-mist for example) and collected seeds and no one ever said anything. I love my country 
Feds don't care and private individuals will help you at any point, even without any favors/bribes
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To be fair, signs are posted. I live in a very ag town
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