Happy birthday and good luck everyone ✌️

Like others said, it's hardy not invasive. There's been three to four rhubarb plants in di yard for ages and they stay put. It's easy to grow, you can put a bucket over the plant (once a season) to force it grow faster, tried it once but did not notice a difference.

You can harvest it three to six times (depending on your location) a season, they are the best (soft) when young, around late may, start of june. Harvest when the stalks are around ~10-15 inches long.
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Good priorities 👍 Health comes first for me too

Ah. Good point, had not thought that out. Gotta pay more attention to where/how stuff was produced.

Indeed. Life is full of compromises, it's hard to have everything without giving up on something... a paradox for sure

Thank you for the reply.

It seems the answer for deficiencies is a healthy, diverse diet. Not a surprise though - requires some thinking and planning. I'm trying my best to eat a variety of foods to cover all the basis.

I've heard some talk about the benefits of nicotine but decades of biased research has led (& rightfully so) me to be sceptical about nicotine. I felt it gave boost to concentration but later I've learnt that that too can be achieved with more "natural" (no supplement) ways.

Can't say I've felt dreaming on nicotine but I never wore patches overnight or nothing. Yeah, I know that jittery feeling.

Magnesium citrate and multivitamin.

Why borax? Never heard that supplemented.

Also what's the deal with nicotine? Half of 21mg patch seems like a low dose if its per day. I've seen pouches with the same dose 🤯

Thanks ✌️ have a great one