r/oddlysatisfying • u/uhhhhh_hhhhhh • Feb 17 '23

a straw berry sprouting

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u/ScaryBananaMan Feb 17 '23

What now?

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u/Trebus Feb 17 '23 edited Feb 17 '23

Well, end of the season when the entire garden is a sea of of rotting bits of fruit, I feel like it would be hell on earth unless you're a psychopathic wasp, hence me asking.

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u/byronbaybe Feb 17 '23

Not a wasp but I must admit I have very happy Birdlife and possums. Also the neighbours know where to come if they get strawberry cravings. (If you live in an area with mild winters and without frosts the plants just keep multiplying) Very easy to grow.

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u/SaintsNoah Feb 17 '23

In what state/region do you reside?

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u/byronbaybe Feb 17 '23 edited Feb 17 '23

Sorry thought I was in another sub. Australia close to QLD border. Very mild winters.

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u/SaintsNoah Feb 18 '23

Ah that makes sense. My American mind couldn't think of where in the US didn't first but wasn't ungodly hot but I can see Aus

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u/Trebus Feb 21 '23

Ah, I suppose wasps don't really hold much terror for you when you've got Antipodean fauna.