Hear, hear! 🥂

Yessss it does have a slight blue-purpley shift!

Awww thank you love!!! 🥺❤️❤️ At this point now that Christmas is over I’m so ready for the spring growth too 😀

I was thinking she was having pregnancy brain and not feeling like doing the video. That’s what Charmaine was saying in the last video I watched.

I think this is Juan’s preferred substrate too!

I don’t have a video dedicated to how to chop anthuriums but I do have one called “anthurium chop and chat” where I chop a bunch of anthuriums and chat about a bunch of random stuff at the same time

@@youdontevengrowhere thank you 🤗 can you cut a longer stem without roots and propagate it in water? or put moss around it, let the stem form some roots and then chop it?

I feel like this is going to be a super long reply so apologies in advance 😂: With Huxley we knew it was a yeast/candida issue especially because we could smell it on him so strongly. The vet put him on antibiotics which didn’t really help but in fact I think wreaked havoc on his digestive system. I kind of deduced that he had “leaky gut” syndrome as a result of all the antibiotics used to treat the hot spots and inflammation so we got him off all starches, including any starchy veg (carrots, potato, sweet potato, pumpkin, etc) and stuck with only raw meat/organ/bone and a small amount of cooked leafy greens as a vegetable supplement. I also used bovine colostrum as a supplement which is supposed to help boost the immune system, and added probiotics as a daily additive to his dinner, the idea being to starve the yeast (no starch) and boost the beneficial gut biome. The food we’ve been on for the past 5 years is from a place in Vancouver called True Carnivores which is ground whole prey so I never have to worry about making sure that they get enough organ/bone along with the muscle meat and the food they’re currently on also has added beef tripe which is good for digestion and probiotics but it stinks like all hell 😂 but I couldn’t be happier with how healthy all 3 dogs have been, especially considering our English bulldog is almost 11 years old now and trucking along! I hope at least some of that is helpful 🫶🏻 I’m sure I forgot some stuff but I’m happy to give you any more info based off my experience if you DM me on Instagram! I’m so sorry to hear your beagle is high allergic, it’s so heartbreaking to deal with an uncomfortable pup 🥺

Sorry to jump on but we have a beagle girl with allergies! She was fed an awful diet to start with and was very thin when we got her. Her tear staining was really striking and I suspected allergies. She also got really bad ear infections. She was placed on apoquel by the vets but we knew we didn’t want her on these all the time. After researching we found that chicken was one of the main culprits for allergies. We fed raw but removed the chicken and she soon cleared up. We have since had to move back to kibble but get a very high quality kibble and we just make sure there’s no chicken. Thankfully she’s been fine on both of these options.