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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 30/09/2026

All avocado seeds are beautiful, even whatever this is 💖

Photo of a very warty looking avocado seed on a butcher block cutting board with a kitchen knife and pieces of avocado fruit out of focus in the background.

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 28/09/2026

I love the way snail and slug eyestalks move around, though

Photo of a slug on a dirty blue canvas, with eyestalks partially extended

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 27/09/2026

It was apparently in reply to this, I still don't get it

Screenshot of a post cropped to hide the poster. Post includes a photo of a glass of red wine and the text "writing needs stimulation"

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 27/09/2026

It's a tasty snack, why would you not want to know what this is

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 27/09/2026

Believe it or not, recent polling in the state says otherwise! He's slightly in the negative even there.

Screenshot of a line chart titled "Donald Trump Job Approval, Second Term" for registered voters in Tennessee, polling by Civiq and on their website, showing net approval has fallen from +25% at the start of his second term to -2% this month. Various

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 22/09/2026

"who would you vote for if it were today" is a very different question than "how popular is this person" @today.yougov.com puts her tied in 3rd place for most popular Democrats nationwide, and she has much fewer who dislike her than Kamala Harris (who she's tied with otherwise)

Screenshot of top 5 most popular Democrats from YouGov, based on percentage of people who have a positive opinion of the person, with Barack Obama first at 61%, Bernie Sanders second with 57%, Kamala Harris third with 44%, AOC fourth with 44% and Joe Biden fifth with 42%.

YouGov detail for popularity of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, showing 83% fame, 44% popularity, disliked by 26%, with 13% neutral

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 22/09/2026

Spotted a cool looking one under an avocado tree today

Photo of a white mushroom emerging from a mix of wood chips and gravel. The mushroom has a shape vaguely reminiscent of those "massager" wands

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 20/09/2026

This is the blockee... I have to say this bot has taught me so many NSFW/kink-related terms that I had never heard before. Really quite educational!

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 14/09/2026

Trying something a little different for the 2027 tree distribution: these are all rooted cuttings of either named varieties or selections in this project. The total number of surviving cuttings are similar to the number of seeds typically started each fall for this project

Photo of eight medium to large flower pots in a row along a gravel floor at the base of a greenhouse wall. Each pot has between 8 and 20 avocado cuttings in it. There are blue labels on most of the pots, which read from left to right: LSG, Teague, Prince, Duke, #169, Linh, and Puebla.

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 09/09/2026

If you don't have an avocado tree peeking in your bathroom window, you're missing out

A photo looking out through a closed bathroom window at the top of an avocado tree, with other trees and power lines in the background

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 09/09/2026

Here's the photo from the UC Riverside collection, which includes a scale

Photo of the exterior and cross section of a "Lyon" avocado, with a photo scale showing the fruit is about 12 centimeters long, with the seed labeled "large seed" and skin labeled "medium skin thickness". Above the photo is the following text:
B flower type
Green when ripe
Bears early

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 06/09/2026

Also... seems like it can't count right

Screenshot of the three posts in the thread above, but the first one says "1/2" instead of "1/3"

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 21/08/2026

My finger hovered for a moment, ready to find out who it is, but no I'll leave it as an anonymous clankerslopper

Screenshot of the post I'm replying to, but the post that it quotes is muted by my "Clankersloppers" moderation list

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 18/08/2026

I assume I won't be able to post this but looks like vibecoding strikes again

Screenshot of bluesky app with bright pink "Upstream Timeout" error instead of the "Following" feed

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 09/08/2026

This can't be real, I refuse to believe that #69 is furfuraceous on a real chart that actually exists

Close cropped image from the image attached to the post above, showing the one that is number 69, the term is "furfuraceous" which is described as "scurfy, branny" and "like dandruff"

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 05/08/2026

A liberal.. on my "right-wing agitprop?" mute list ?? *pretends to be shocked*

Screenshot of the post this is replying to but the quoted post says "Muted by RW agitprop"

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 05/08/2026

Thank you for the comforting words! I was staring at the list of counties with large percentages remaining and didn't like how heavily they leaned her way

Screenshot of ballot totals by county in the Michigan Senate primary, sorted by percent remaining

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 02/08/2026

Their profile has at least one red flag (well red and white)

NSFW/MDNI

30 || Canadian 🇨🇦 || Daddy Dom || He/Him || Pansexual + Married/ENM || DM's open to mutuals.

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 02/08/2026

The actual profile of the person who posted that... a CANADIAN??

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 24/06/2026

Meanwhile some people are apparently just resistant to change? Can't really think any other reason to make this switch

The same flow chart as the OP but with a red hand drawn circle around the line representing people who changed their opinion from "Remain" to "Stay out"

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 15/06/2026

I thought the answer was going to be "nothing" for Seattle, but I found this 515 sq ft, 1br 1ba apartment (condo?) that allegedly sold for that price

Screenshot of the Zillow page for 4405 SW Alaska St APT 109, Seattle, WA 98116, with a photo of a 3-story brick apartment building

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 07/06/2026

Yes but apparently this is what they mean by porn cakes (Brunch Club is apparently a restaurant in Bali)

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 04/06/2026

Sorry to hear that one of my favorite native leaf vegetable species here in Cascadia is invading your area. No scurvy for me!

Photo of the same species growing in a bed covered with wood chips, with an outer ring of flower stalks and an inter circle of leaves

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 14/05/2026

The only other variety with flowers on it outdoors is "Elmo," but it hasn't opened any of them yet

Close-up photo of an avocado branch with bright red new leaves emerging at the tip, and a few flower panicles around that with closed flower buds

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 14/05/2026

In terms of sheer number and density of flowers, "Walter Hole" wins, hands down. It has 10+ branches that each end with a flower bouquet like these

Photo of an avocado branch where the terminal end is covered in about a dozen panicles, many dozens of flowers in total

A photo of another avocado branch with similar flower density

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 14/05/2026

"Poncho" (also sometimes spelled "Pancho") has also been very hardy so far, but failed to set fruit in its small first flowering last year. It has fewer flower buds than Del Rio and has grown less vigorously overall. This is the only open flower so far, though

Close-up photo of an open avocado flower with leaves out of focus in the background

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 14/05/2026

"Del Rio" may be the most exciting, as its seedlings have been among the most impressive in our project so far. The leaves were slightly damaged by the winter low of 24.7°F, but the flower buds mostly made it through OK

Close-up photo of an avocado flower panicle, with a couple flowers open in the female phase and half a dozen more flower buds not yet open. There are avocado leaves and other flower panicles out of focus in the background

Photo of new vegetative growth emerging at the top of the tree, with pinkish freckled stems and lime green shiny leaves. There are some flower panicles visible below the new growth, and there is a suburban yard out of focus in the background

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 10/04/2026

It is remarkable that your flowers are already finished entirely, while most of mine have not even started yet. Mexicola is on day 2 of flowering now:

Close-up of an avocado flower in the male phase with an out of focus background of some other flowers, flower buds, and avocado leaves

Close-up of an avocado flower in the female stage, with most other flowers on the panicle not yet open

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 09/04/2026

Looks like hand pollination season has begun in the greenhouse!

Close-up photo of an avocado flower in the pollen-receptive (female) stage, with a pink pistil, surrounded by a half-dozen yellow stamens. There are two unopened flower buds just below the open flower.

A slightly pulled back photo of the same flower as the other photo, showing the full panicle it is attached to, which includes about ten unopened flower buds and one pollen-releasing (male) flower that has begun to close for the final time.

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 06/04/2026

Would love to recreate my favorite fridge magnet, ngl

Photo of a rectangular fridge magnet featuring a shirtless man from a romance novel's cover art embracing a large shrimp in front of a romantic moonlit scene. The artist who makes these uses physical collage techniques to make the original art for the magnets.

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 27/03/2026

Beautiful! Have you tried cross-pollinating between them by hand? Your flowers are weeks ahead of the ones in my greenhouse.

Close-up photo of avocado flower stalks extending before the flowers have opened

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 25/03/2026

The project continues! Here are a few of next year's trees, just about ready to start growing after a winter spent in a dark, cold greenhouse

About twenty avocado seeds, each poking out of a narrow sleeve full of potting soil, and each with a number written on the seed and also printed on a small tag. The sleeves are arranged in a circular pattern in a large flower pot, and a few of the seeds show small shoots just barely beginning to emerge.

Fifteen avocado seeds, each poking out of a narrow sleeve full of potting soil, and each with a number written on the seed and also printed on a small tag. The sleeves are arranged in a circular pattern in a white bucket, which is on the ground next to some flagstones.

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 07/03/2026

For some reason the pinned skeet about joining the avocado project has self-deleted, so I guess I'll make another one! If you live in USDA zone 8b or above in Cascadia and you want to torture some baby avocado trees in the name of science, slip into the DMs!

Photo of a year-old avocado seedling like the ones being distributed currently to new members. In the background you can see some older avocado seedlings in the ground in a suburban yard

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 20/02/2026

My current favorite design that I'm printing

A plate of 3D printed whistles in black with a green frog emoji on top. One whistle is flipped upside down to show that the text "ABOLISH ICE" is on the bottom

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 05/02/2026

Do you really have to choose only one option? How about FUCK ICE but in Seahawks colors

Two different plastic whistles on a bamboo countertop. The first whistle is blue and reads "CHINGA LA MIGRA" (basically FUCK ICE in Spanish), the second whistle is green and blue and reads "ABOLISH ICE"

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 24/01/2026

I think this shows both pretty well

No Cowardice

I want both the Hindus and Mussalmans to cultivate the cool courage to die without killing. But if one has not that courage, I want him to cultivate the art of killing and being killed rather than, in a cowardly manner, flee from danger. For the latter, in spite of his flight, does commit mental himsa. He flees because he has not the courage to be killed in the act of killing. (YI, 20-10-1921, p335)

My method of nonviolence can never lead to loss of strength, but it alone will make it possible, if the nation wills it, to offer disciplined and concerted violence in time of danger. (YI, 29-5-1924, p176)

My creed of nonviolence is an extremely active force. It has no room for cowardice or even weakness. There is hope for a violent man to be some day non-violent, but there is none for a coward. I have, therefore, said more than once....that, if we do not know how to defend ourselves, our women and our places of worship by the force of suffering, i.e., nonviolence, we must, if we are men, be at least able to defend all these by fighting. (YI, 16-6-1927, p196)

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 29/12/2025

Your paper describes it correctly so I assume it was just when you summarized it for your post here you misspoke. Here's from your paper:

This alternating rhythm of sexual function at the level of individuals results from temporal offsets in a 2-day biphasic rhythm of individual flowers. Each individual flower is cosexual, opening first in the female phase, closing overnight, and opening the next day in the male phase. In A-type plants, the first anthesis occurs earlier on the first day, and the second anthesis occurs later on the second day, as compared to B-types (Fig. 1A). A large avocado tree may possess in excess of a million flowers, and the opening of flowers is staggered over successive days throughout the flowering season. This leads to a regular daily rhythm of alternating sexes in reversed directions between A- and B-types.

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 29/12/2025

That's pretty small for Hass... but I've definitely seen some smaller avocado seeds of other varieties like this one...

A photo of a sprouting avocado seed on a photo scale, with the scale showing the seed to be a little over 2 centimeters long

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 28/12/2025

Is that a "Del Rio" avocado? Looks very similar

Photo of both halves of a "Del Rio" avocado on a dinner plate, with a photo scale in the middle that shows the avocado 2 to 3 inches long. The seed is large and round and takes up nearly the entire volume of the fruit.

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 02/12/2025

This is the tree that has been outside in the ground for the longest of any tree in the project: since January 2021. If the winter is mild enough to avoid damage to the branch tips, it's possible this could flower for the first time next year.

Photo of an avocado tree growing near a house. The photo was taken at night and the tree is illuminated brightly from above. The tree is about 9 feet tall.

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the drymifolia collective @drymifolia.org · 26/11/2025

An avocado seed, a slug, and a clump of mushrooms walk into a greenhouse

A close up photo of an avocado seed planted in e small circular pot. The seed has had the top cut off previously, but has not yet begun to sprout.

On one side of the seed there's a gray slug just hanging around, and on the other side there's a clump of tiny mushrooms that look like paper parasols.

On the edge of the pot is a metal label with the number 680 written on it in red ink.

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