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The user posted a picture of a flowering cactus plant in the r/houseplants subreddit with the caption "Dad put 2 of these in our suitcase and took them home from vacation. Here they are 3 years later ...

At the end of his video, Ish suggests that if you don't already have plastic pots around your home, you can visit a local garden store to ask if they have any you can take off their hands.

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Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS), a company with origins at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, says it will build the world’s first fusion power plant in an industrial park near ...

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We guess it's the perfect excuse to treat yourself (and your indoor garden_ to an array of beautiful new pots – as well as a mister for spritzing them and keeping them hydrated (but not too soggy) as ...