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Max Kim-Bee

September is a period of transition in the garden.

Succulents are some of the coolest plants you can have in your collection! Keeping that in mind, we bring you a simple hack to cultivate them quickly! Do This Simple Trick to Grow More Succulents in No Time!

There are so many gardening techniques out there. Some are new techniques, some are old techniques, and some a blend of old and new. Electroculture gardening is an example of the latter. Electroculture gardening techniques have been studied since the late 1800’s to early 1900’s, but many of us have never heard of them. That’s because until recently electro gardening was deemed to have little to no benefit, often because those initially interested went chasing after another possible more profitable enterprise. New studies are proving that electroculture does influence plant growth as well as having other beneficial effects. Intrigued? Keep reading the following information on electroculture for beginners.

Header image: Lupinus albus (altramuces o chochitos), by Calapito via Wikimedia Commons.

Cooler temperatures are on the horizon! And the return of fall marks the perfect time to refresh your home decor. Store any summer-specific or seasonal items or consider switching up your home's color palette entirely for a more autumnal flare. Items like thin throw blankets, light curtains, and more can be swapped for cozy velvet floor cushions, luxe curtains, and other velvet accessories in rich colors. Wondering what velvet accessories to purchase? Check out our 11 favorites. Better yet, they are all under $50.

As the fall season quickly approaches, many of us may feel a shift in how we want to approach our living spaces. With summer ending, fall can often push us to get things in shape and want a refresh—particularly around organization. 

If there’s anything better than fall decorating, we’ve yet to find it. While there are technically 27 days (maybe less by the time you read this) left until the official start of the season, we say it’s never too early to be prepared.

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This is a really fun video (12:24 long) from Adam Savage’s Tested series, in which a chef tries to help astronauts on the ISS eat nicer meals by combining foods they already have in stock. Chris Hadfield is their astronaut guinea pig, and demonstrates very effectively why it’s so hard to prepare meals in space!

Mind altering [Image credit: NASA]

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