Ceramic and Stoneware Containers (Available On Amazon)
As part of my quest to find non-plastic products, I’ve found these containers that are made of ceramic and stoneware:
As part of my quest to find non-plastic products, I’ve found these containers that are made of ceramic and stoneware:
These deep cycle 12V LiFePO4 (or LFP) batteries are the best batteries you can buy to run small boats and watercraft like kayaks:
These portable charging stations have 120V output and run things like table lamps and charge devices like laptop computers:
Here are some LED bulbs with very low flicker rates (less than 2% flicker). These LED bulbs even flicker less than their incandescent equivalents, which have a 6 to 12% flicker rating.
ASUS and Acer offer new monitors with “Eye Care technology”. These brands are generally the best choices if you are looking for a Low Blue Light (LBL) and flicker-free monitor.
I’ve been reviewing water filters for about twenty years. These are the best filters I’ve found for most people are:
The Telegraph Plant (Codariocalyx motorius) is a plant capable of “dancing” or moving its leaves fast enough to seen by the naked eye! Very few plants are able to move in this manner.
The Titty Fruit, also known as the Nipple Fruit is a real fruit, native to South America.
The smallest banana plant in the world is the “Truly Tiny” Super Dwarf Cavendish Banana. This unique banana variety only grows 2 to 4 feet in height.
Echinopsis Cacti bloom at night, and the flowers start to fade in a couple of hours!
The largest banana in the world is Musa Ingens (Giant Highland Banana). The banana is found in the rugged mountains of Papua New Guinea and Indonesia.
The Rose of Jericho is also known as the resurrection plant (Selaginella Lepidophylla).
Ginkgo Biloba is an ancient tree from China with unique fan-shaped leaves.
I purchased a Pandan Plant from seller “vtay1906” on eBay. The cost was $45. This was an expensive purchase, but I enjoy drinking Pandan and Lemongrass tea, so I wanted to grow a Pandan Plant.
I purchased a “Chinese Snowball” Viburnum Tree (Viburnum macrocephalum) for $33.71 from Plants by Mail via Amazon.
I purchased a Dawn Redwood tree from Brussel’s Bonsai via Amazon for $34.87.
You can grow green onions easily in an Aerogarden. Just purchase some green onions from the grocery store, and plant them in an Aerogarden Harvest using a Green Onion Aerogarden Pods ($18).
I received a shipment of Micro Dwarf vegetable seeds from this today. I’ll be growing these plants first: