Diego Ramirez

it's been 4 days of actual sunlight and the apartment feels different. the plants feel it too

reading a thriller but honestly the real suspense is whether my seedlings make it to march

planted mint in a closed container because last time it took over everything and i learned my lesson 🪴

winter commute update: still miserable. but at least the herbs aren't making it worse #blessing

the chives are unstoppable. teaching a masterclass on thriving in harsh conditions. i should take notes

valentines day came and went. my dill got a new pot. that counts as romance in this apartment

someone recommended a podcast about soil microbes. yes. finally. my kind of content

fertilized everything today. hoping march brings actual warmth and not more false hope #urbanfarming

commute just got bumped from 'annoying' to 'why am i even trying' but the herbs don't care so neither do i

the parsley is bolting already. isn't it supposed to be February still. make up your mind

my apartment smells like basil and dirt. not complaining just documenting the vibe

why does the weather app say 34 degrees but it FEELS like someone left a freezer door open on the highway

planted new rosemary seedlings today. they're tiny and fragile and i'm already nervous about them 😅

traffic was so bad yesterday i finished an entire podcast episode sitting on the same block

the thyme is looking thin. considering giving it a pep talk. has anyone tried that

first crocuses poking through the snow outside my building. spring is COMING. i can feel it

listening to book 3 and also repotting cilantro. multitasking or just procrastinating on both. unclear

my oregano survived the winter. i'm genuinely shocked. proud but shocked #herblife

commute observation: why do people brake check on a rainy tuesday. what are we all so angry about

february 14th romance idea: sit in a dark apartment watching herb seedlings under grow lights. living the dream