As soon as I see buds. It’s grown to over 1.5 times the size from when I got it, so at least there’s that.

The fruit is not toxic to dogs, but the peel and seeds are not digestible, so if it’s a small dog eating a significant amount, it could cause gastric distress up to intestinal blockage. I couldn’t find info on leaves, or cats. Birds will regularly nibble on them.

It’s worth noting that eating a lot of the pulp will make it harder for you to poop, just like guava or certain cheeses.

I wouldn’t say anybody, because I have zero clue what the problem is.

You could join me in my experimental jabuticaba bonsai endeavor. Mine is growing well, but no signs of flowering yet.

Is that Krampus?

The guide lines on Fibonacci bother me.

Suits the subject very well.

Nice! Thanks!

The proof of this theorem is left as an exercise for the reader.

Yours is a lot more upbeat, though. Thanks for the encouragement!

What’s that second picture? A flower? A fruit?

No, it’s not like this shiny carapace, it’s rather satin. The elytra is light brown with a golden-green shimmer, and the thorax and head are of a darker green-brown.

It looks like this, but I could never match the picture with an ID: Image

A similar golden beetle shows up in south America. Anyone has the scientific name?

I heard through the grapevine
Not much longer you would be mine

If the Earth was scaled down to the size of a billiard ball, it would be the smoothest billiard ball in existence.

1, 3, 5, in that order. #5 is more tribal in nature, reminiscing of Marajoara polygonal motifs in pottery.

Aha! Well, it worked. They’re still neck and neck, though.

Damn, that’s fast! I couldn’t make a half passable doodle in that time. I’m impressed.

Awww come on, that’s just cheating! How can I say no to that?

Love the concept and the art, but I must confess my heart belongs to the little screech owl.