Dede Sophie

So I decided to try going raw vegan for at least one week. The reasons were tenfold, but it was mostly about trying to boost my immune system, be healthier and about trying to distract myself from going completely cold turkey (omg should I say cold tofu?!) from all the (legal) drugs I’ve been taking for the past years (caffeine, alcohol, and of course, refined sugar). Yey. When I first decided that I was going to try raw veganism I really needed a good raw vegan meal plan for a week but I could not find one! Loads of the plans included things that weren’t raw (like one with cooked chickpeas) or weren’t even vegan (like one with honey??? Why)? And even when I did find actual raw vegan meal plans they were still problematic for me for 3 reasons: 1. they relied heavily on dehumidifiers which is something I (and many others) don’t have and as a travelling vegan isn’t exactly something I can carry around (the hand blender is bad enough). 2. they relied heavily on fruit produced in the Globa

Tradescantia are a fantastic genus of plants which can provide exotic ornamental foliage as house plants, ganging plants and even garden plants! Surprising under-rated and even non-exist and in many garden centres, they are extremely tough with some species capable of surviving freezing conditions! However, arguably their best feature is that they are super easy to propagate from cuttings, in fact they will even root in a glass of water. In thus video English horticulturist Simon explains two, very simple technique to grow Tradescantia from cuttings and so if won’t be too long before you will have them coming out of your ears. If you would like to see more content like then then consider pressing the ‘SUBSCRIBE’ button. It is totally free and it allows you to never miss a future episode. Also we would love to hear from you so if you have any questions why not leave a message in the comment section.