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Politics / Re: Senate Approves 300% Pay Rise For CJN, Other Judicial Officers by umuna(m): 8:09pm On Jun 05
princepee:
when workers are still begging for 100k,
Is this bribing the judiciary or what?

Some animals are more equal than the others

Just compensated for the 2023 elections.
Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 8:33pm On May 09
bet9ja:


I have been following your trend from the beginning. I just acquired 4 plots in Mowe/Ofada and i plan to plant the Dwaf species round the property in L shape. What is the advisable distance, Although I just needed few of them to be planted for now.

Thanks for following our write up and suggestions. Since the coconuts are dwarfs, you can use 3 meter (9feets) spacing.
Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 6:08pm On Mar 22
RainMoreDFARMS:
Thanks for response

You are always welcome! Sorry for the loss of your plantains.
Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 7:39am On Mar 21
RainMoreDFARMS:
Wow, that's good to hear.
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10 dozens, thats money.
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Sorry to ask, where did you get your suckers from and how were you able to manage them during dry season.
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My plantains were really dyherated during the dry period, some that were supposed to start fruiting broke into 2. It's so saddened

I got my suckers from Local villagers within our farm. How I managed the farm to reduce casualties is by leaving some trees on the farm to control winds. Also, we reduced spacing amongst the plantains while they grew. I used another strategy to plant around May/June when the rains are much in other for the plantains to have enough water in the soil when they start fruiting. But among these strategies, the closing of spacing and trees within the farm really reduced casualties.
Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 7:01pm On Mar 20
RainMoreDFARMS:
Salutations Sir.
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Being a while.
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Did you plant the plantains or the ones you met on the land.

Quite some time brother! Sorry for not chatting you up and you know how the country is going.

I met some on the land and we planted many. We sold over 10 dozens now.
Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 6:21pm On Mar 19
Sorry guys for my absence lately. You know it is a farming season and we needed to prepare the land for planting.

While we were preparing for another season, we harvested some of crops.

It is the first harvest on this land and it is encouraging.

Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 6:15pm On Mar 19
DXXMI:
Op, u are God sent. Please tell us how to deal with coconut thefts from the farm by hoodlums. Thanks

Dear friend,
You can not totally eliminate crop(coconut ) stealing by hoodlums in the farm, but there are some measures to be taken to minimize it and which all depends on your geopolitical zone/state your farm is located.

For example, my farm is located in south west and precisely Ogun state. Here they fear charms and juju. We have been using false Charms placed strategically where it can be seen with a false narrative to a close villager on what the charm is meant to do and it's efficacy and it has been working. Also we make friends with other farmers bordering our farm and have chats occasionally.
Health / Re: Menstrual Cramps Disturbing Me Badly. Please What Can I Use For It? by umuna(m): 4:28pm On Jan 10
Shugargal:

Please I want šŸ˜«. Heavy flow is the only thing dealing with me in this life like this..I will really appreciate šŸ™

This my wattsap number: 08090610026. Please reach me so that we can talk.

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Health / Re: Menstrual Cramps Disturbing Me Badly. Please What Can I Use For It? by umuna(m): 8:38pm On Jan 07
Jewessgratitud3:


Can I get the seeds from alagbo? Herbal sellers

Yes you can. Just chew a seed and take a lot of water for the day. Mind you it will be bitter ooo.
Health / Re: Menstrual Cramps Disturbing Me Badly. Please What Can I Use For It? by umuna(m): 2:45pm On Jan 07
Shugargal:

Please do you know of anyone that can help stop heavy flow, I don't have serious cramps but just heavy bleeding. I have seen a gynecologist, did scanning, multiple tiny fibroids was seen, some drugs was prescribed including tranazomic acid which goes to clot my blood, then the next flow becomes very painful and now comes out in tick clots, please I will appreciate if I get a response from you. Thank you.

We can send you the seeds for free and how to use it if you want.
Health / Re: Menstrual Cramps Disturbing Me Badly. Please What Can I Use For It? by umuna(m): 8:52pm On Jan 06
Jewessgratitud3:
I suffer severe menstrual cramps and it's really taking a tow on me. Like I no longer look forward to having my menses because of the pain and discomfort that comes with it.

The only thing that stops the cramps is felvin but it makes the flow three times heavier than normal to the point that I'll start feeling dizzy. The last one scared me cos after taking felvin, on the second day I was changing diaper every 5 mins. (Yes I use diaper cos pad no longer holds my flow. ) At a point I stood up and it's as if the whole blood in my system gushed out and I nearly passed out. So I said I wasn't going to use felvin again.

Now, I didn't use felvin this time and the flow is normal but I've been crying from pain since yesterday. It's like labor pain and im tempted to take felvin but when I remember what happened the last time, I'll ditch the idea.

Please what can I use to stop the pain that will not increase the flow? Please help with remedies that work.

Please try picralima nitida seeds. The Yorubas calls it Abere. Also read one of my threads about your cramps and this wonderful seed. Commercially it is referred to as akuamma seeds.

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Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 6:14am On Dec 22, 2023
Harvested some coconut from my practice tree. Do you know that there are rules in keeping dwarf coconut? Please watch out for our next video.

Romance / Re: My Wife Watches Cartoons More Than My Kids At 37 Help! - Man Laments by umuna(m): 2:31pm On Dec 10, 2023
DyshApp:
A married man has anonymously taken to social media to complain about his wifeā€™s addiction to watching cartoons with their children.

According to him, his wife was always excited to watch and sing along to the cartoon with their kids and she would narrate the stories to them if they missed them.

According to the man, something must be wrong with his wife. While admitting that she has not failed in her roles as a wife and mother to his kids, he reiterated his worry that he felt she should have grown past cartoons.

He appealed for help to fix the cartoon problem.

In his words:
"I feel like something is wrong, I don't really get her sometimes. She doesn't even watch the movies I want us to watch together unless I really encourage her. She acts like me not watching those their cartoons with them, I'm missing out on something great.

ā€œMy wife, 37 years old, enjoys watching cartoon even more than our kids. When I say cartoon, I mean animated movies.
Our first boy is 14 years old down to our last who is currently 4 years old.
Theyā€™ve turned the home into a cartoon home.
They are soo addicted, they sing their songs, do their dances and discuss those things all the time.

My wife at her age will be running as if something strange was happening and she forgets herself to be an adult sometimes.
Iā€™ve tried to explain to her that I donā€™t really like it, I donā€™t complain because they are being happy but, I donā€™t understand my wifeā€™s addiction. Even when the kids arenā€™t around, sheā€™ll be watching animated movies alone.

Once they get home, sheā€™s going to narrate all she watched to them and even demonstrate with actions some funny/emotional scenes.
I feel like something is wrong, I donā€™t really get her sometimes. She doesnā€™t even watch the movies I want us to watch together unless I really encourage her. She acts like me not watching those their cartoons with them, Iā€™m missing out on something great.
Is there something I can do to help her? Itā€™s somehow bothering me.


Kindly note that, sheā€™s fully employed and still does her duties as a wife and a mother. I donā€™t have any problem on that side, I just feel sheā€™s addicted to animated movies when actually, she has grown pass it.ā€

My favorite is Aladdin and the fortt thieves. Have you watched the Incredibles?
Family / Re: Please Help, My Mum Is Lazy And Its Draining Me by umuna(m): 6:58pm On Dec 04, 2023
lordfemzy:
Hello friends,

I am please asking for all the genuine help i can get right now to deal with an issue that has tormented me all the days of my life. I am open to criticism if it comes my way.

Situation: my mum (biological mother) is extremely lazy, lacks discipline, difficult to advice and very manipulative. However the laziness aspect is my main issue.

A brief history of myself, i am currently in my late 30s, firstborn and only male, with 2 sisters also in their 30s. I have been managing her case for the past 30 years since our father passed. I should mention that her mental health isn't that perfect and she suffers breakdown at least once a year whenever she misses her drugs. The nature of her breakdown is that she will keep on talking about most events from the past and view them in a negative way, she gets violent at times and uses foul words while cursing anyone who she thinks has wronged her. I pray non of us reading this will experience this in their families.

The chaos we experience whenever there is a breakdown is something i don't wish for my enemy at all, the effect is draining financially, emotionally and in various other ways you can think of. Infact looking back i owe God a lot of gratitude for the strength and courage he has given me and by extension my sisters in managing her very tricky situation. The shame, embarrassment, wasted time and efforts, lost opportunities that have come with her condition can only be imagined. I have had to sleep over at the hospitals various times whenever she's on admission running into weeks at times, i have had to represent the family at functions she was suppose to attend but due to ill health. I was lucky i didn't fail any of my last papers in Uni cos she was on admission, i missed a second class upper courtesy of my mums condition, the only 2 courses i ever failed in my 4 years at the Uni can be linked to her condition. I had to practically plan and organise a wedding for our last born cos she was on hospital bed. Some of her breakdowns happen whenever an occasion or celebration within the family is about to happen... my 21st birthday, final exams leading to graduation in uni, weeks to my wedding, weeks to her second born wedding, a whole month to our last born wedding, funeral of her mother in law, funerals of our grandparents, her own 60th birthday... the list is so long and at times i almost consider it spiritual but i am better informed.

In the last 2 years or thereabout i have been able to connect a few dots and patterns based on what i have experienced and seen. When my mum and her siblings (five) were being raised, the kind of family setup was such that cousins, distant cousins and relatives lived with them. This was because her late dad was a University lecturer, probably the 1st in his Hometown and granny was a primary school teacher, you know how it was in those days. I was able to understand that my mom and most of her siblings except one practically lived a life free of stress cos they had other relatives who were willing and at disposal to do major chores and take up responsibilities at home, they sort of lived a carefree life. I have stayed and lived a couple of times with these other siblings of my mum due to various reasons like holidays from boarding school, moving to another location for job opportunities etc.

I can practically tell from what i have seen with this people. All her life, things were being done for her and she's just free to do anything she wants apart from chores. Even her building project though her own money and sweat was an initiative of her late parents. They were practically her project manager and support system throughout their lifetime. Its a good thing to do but not setting limits and not being hard has it own detriments eventually, cos till date she's entirely reliant on anyone available to do even the simplest of chores. Let me quickly breakdown some of her acts and attitude which is very injurious to her own health.

1. The first on the list and perhaps the most annoying one is her laziness and OMG it reeks to the heavens. She avoids responsibilities and doesn't do house chores and generally procrastinates. My mum will use the toilet in her room and even living room and not flush properly on a constant basis. She does this even when she travels elsewhere. My mum can eat but cannot wash her plates and utensils, she will leave her plates in the living room for days or just anywhere, pots will pile up in the kitchen and will not be cleaned until every other option is exhausted and a new meal must be made. She will not lay her bed or change sheets constantly. She doesn't dress smartly and lacks good wardrobe management. She doesn't sweep, her corridor may not be touched in weeks same with other rooms in her apartment. Shes doesn't bother if she's unkept. Whenever she eases herself, due to her carefree attitude she will leave stained urine on her clothe and she will wear this throughout the day causing mayhem wherever she goes. Just add anything you can thing of as examples, you will find it with my mum. The annoying thing here is that if you advice her or suggest a change, she will rebuke you and tell you your are insulting her.

2. She's carefree and lacks good financial management. She earns well over 100K per month as pension and if we calculate her expenses per month she should have over 30 to 35k as savings. You can never account for how she spends her money! 10 days into a new month, the money is gone. Most times her friends abroad send her free money from and she will just squander the money on frivolities. She has a small shop that she runs, but for her to even stock the place sef na issue, she doesnt have a separate account for business and no stock is taken end of month or at least a quarter. We actually warned her against the line of business as its very common and the profit isn't much. We have practically considered her carelessness, carefree attitude and inability to keep things safe and warned against the shop idea. In the last 3 years she has lost 2 phones of high value. As if she likes to brag, whenever shes having discussion about money that is in her favour, maybe salary or someone abroad sends her money, she will begin to speak at the top of her voice such that an average person passing round can almost get full details. We have severally warned her against this but no luck at all. The consequence is that she has been defrauded a couple of times, you can act as a fake customer care agent of any bank and ask my mum for sensitive details like card number, password and she will give you immediately without a second thought despite the fact that she has been warned repeatedly. As a matter of fact she doesn't listen to her children's counsel or advice, but anybody from outside will give her advice and she ll make us of that one. She once told me off that i am not in any position to advice her that shes older than me and it should be the other way round. But when all the shit happens yours truly will be the one managing d situation.

3. She's manipulative. My mum is a master in this game and i am ashamed of her actions. I can't even mention some of the things she has done to my wife and I on this platform. She lies, deny incidences and things she has said. About her drugs, there is just one rule, do not skip any of morning or evening doses. Whenever she does she will never own up to you and when the effect is now seen, she will still try to cover up by saying she can't remember.

4. She's unforgiving. My mum is the last person you want to offend, even things that shouldn't be considered will be used against you when the time comes. For instance my mum may give someone raw food out of her own freewill or maybe the person asked for it, but months from that time the story can change that the person is the one stealing raw food or looting her house.

I apologise this is a long read and i can't even explain a quarter of what is going on at the moment, but the summary is that her laziness and lack of motivation is driving me nuts, i always have to bear and manage the consequences whenever shit happens. Its not easy for me cos i have my own family to manage and the responsibility is killing. Currently her househelp resigned 2 months back and the house has been a mess since then, she does practically nothing. I have been attending a workshop for the last one week and heard she's been feeding on puff puff and cornflakes every other day without making stew or soup and eating real food. This is a woman that money on her, even if you are lazy to cook, why not indulge yourself and patronise eateries till you have motivation to enter kitchen. Why not even make an arrangement for someone to come cook food for you everyday amd pay the person weekly or daily. We have to think for her and suggest things that require no initiative in most cases. I had to go and buy beef and made blended stew for her last weekend for example to motivate her amd assist like i always do. When i got back the following weekend, the stew wasn't even half used and there was mould on it indicating that she never cooked a serious meal, she was probably buying bread and removing the meat until it finished and lost interest in even heating the stew to warm.

Its more like if i don't do things for her, she will make herself fall into a state where she will enter deep sickness or starvation or depression such that people will see me as a bad person if anything sould happen to her. Already she has created that impression and she's living the lifestyle. Its been two weeks she's has remained indoors for no reason, no opening of shop, no cooking, no cleaning, no laundry, no strolling out and always expecting unknown help from anywhere it comes from. I have told her to pick herself up that help is something we must give ourselves. I have to go out to work daily not sitting down to baby sit my mum who is not an invalid. Her body is complete with no defects but i can't just help her laziness and attitude anylonger, its choking for me and i can't take ot anymore or do more than i have been doing. I have literally carried this woman for the most productive part of my life and done nothing wrong just loving my mother unconditionally. I have come to a point where i have to move on and break some unnecessary connections for my sanity and future of myself amd immediate family.

Please help and advice me guys on what to do. When she not in good health mentally na wahala and serious commotion and when shes stable, i have to battle with laziness, constant manipulations, carefree lifestyle, lack of discipline and vision and lots more. I have endured these cycle for too long. Also note that my sisters are married and are not even available at all, one is overseas and the other in a faraway state. I may not have touched some areas cos the issue too plenty but if questions are asked i would digress into it and share details truthfully. God bless

Moderator Sir/Ma, i beg you to help me push this to front page. I am not feeling good at all. Thanks

Dear Op,

Sorry for all the challenges you are facing. All our mothers are manipulative especially if you are the one doing well amongst her children. for your mental health, please get her a live in care giver who must be a trained nurse. The care giver will be incharge of cooking, cleaning and ensuring she takes her drugs at when due and also serves a companion. The cost of hiring these care giver might be expensive, but you will have rest of mind.
Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 12:52pm On Oct 19, 2023
When the harvest starts coming in gradually, you will forget about all your challenges.

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Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 9:59pm On Oct 08, 2023
rainmoredays:
Always honoured to visit this thread
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Picture of some of my coconuts

Wow nice one man!
Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 9:58pm On Oct 08, 2023
DawsonCole:


What's your target market?

Small time retailers in Ogun state, Lagos and Ibadan in Oyo state. We are also looking at having a small mill to produce coconut oil. We have an off taker close to our farm warming up to take delivery! cheesy

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Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 2:29pm On Oct 07, 2023
I went in a little expedition while at the farm and see what I got! As a Niger Delta boy, you know how it will end. Food is ready guys, please come and eat

Travel / Re: Long Distance Travel: What Do You Eat Or Drink Before You Travel? by umuna(m): 3:41pm On Sep 24, 2023
LUAN:
Before you embark on a Long journey travel, what do you eat or not eat so that you won't urinate or defecate before you get to your destination.

Gala and water.
Agriculture / Re: Must You Live In The City? Why Village Life Is Better!! by umuna(m): 9:05am On Sep 19, 2023
FarmsFarmer:
Must you live in the city?

Why can't you live in the village or small town with very low cost of living?

Must everyone live in the city?

Must everyone live in Lagos, Abuja, Portharcourt, etc?

Some people are living in the interior villages but they're so rich and financially stable that they can feed those in the city who pay house rents and all kinds of city bills that people in the village don't pay.

If things are not going well for you in the city, why can't you swallow your pride, move back to the village, secure your farmland and begin farming and see how God will bless you within a short time??

Stop wasting your life.

Start farming, it's very profitable and reliable. Far better than wasting all your life in the city because you want to belong or do what others are doing. Don't mind what people will say, but start farming to build a better future for yourself and your family.

I come in peace.


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Well said OP. I will suggest a little variation to your write up. It should not necessary be your village, but any rural area where there is peace and one can farm in peace and make money. I live in a rural area, as of today, i thank God for everything. There are so much benefits living and doing business in a rural area. All you need do is scan the environment and look for needs that you can provide in that area.

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Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 7:22am On Sep 05, 2023
Dwarf Bananas & harvested plantain.

Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 7:18am On Sep 05, 2023
Pictures 5,6,7 Cocoyam (Taro)

Picture 8: Cocoa we met on the land.

Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 7:12am On Sep 05, 2023
Picture 1&2 Seedlings.

Picture 3&4 transplanted young coconuts.

Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 9:52pm On Aug 29, 2023
latonyn:
Coconut planting as a form of investment

There are two ways to this:-

1. You get the seedling and plant it on your land, in front of your house or backyard.

2. You get the seedling and we help you plant it for free. The assigned project plot is FREE for LEASE (for ten years).

RETURN ON COCONUT INVESTMENT

šŸ„„ A plot of coconut farm will give you (#300,000 to #500,000) annually on average.

šŸ„„ An acre will give you 5million naira annually on average.

šŸ„„ Our malays hybrid seedling will start fruiting after the 3rd year.

šŸ„„ While each tree gives you 100 fruits on average

šŸ„„ A fruit is sold @ #500 on average.

šŸ„„ 1 acre will contain 100 seedlings

šŸ„„ 1 plot will contain 15-20 seedings

P&C CONSULT.

For extensive info:-

Whatsapp me on 08165986309 to join the WhatsApp group

Hijacking of my thread is not acceptable. i have being holding back not to report your handle, but i thought it is even wise to let Nairalanders and coconut farmers know that it is highly unwise to lease land for coconut farming. For a would be coconut farmer, it is advisable you buy your land because hybrid tends to produce more as they mature in age. Coconuts are cash crops, so you don't need to lease a land for its farming. You buy the coconut seedlings, you plant for free, then you pay for lease of the land, you will be the one clearing the plantation before it start fruiting, so after 10 years, all your labour, becomes another persons property!

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Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 3:10pm On Aug 27, 2023
rainmoredays:
My coconut farm is doing well we bless God for that, just preparing myself for dry season wetting wahala.
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My life! The economy is not smiling at my side, tinubu economy policies really dealing with me so badly.

It is well my brother. His policies without plan is telling on everybody. Small business are dying. I will chat you up on WhatsApp.
Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 9:20am On Aug 27, 2023
rainmoredays:
It's always a pleasure coming back to read from your thread.
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I hope you still remember me.

Aaaaah why will i forget someone like you! It is nice and encouraging too to see your comment. So how is life with you? and your coconut farm?
Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 11:46am On Aug 26, 2023
faoogoke:

My strong advice for you.

Please plan to deal with pests that attacked the coconut fruit as the pod opens.

Plan ahead for them.

They are presently frustrating the seedlings of the coconut tree I have at home.

Many have gone bad because of the attack by the pests. Best wishes.

Hello faoogoke, apologies for my late response. Can we see a picture of what you are referring to?
Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 11:32am On Aug 26, 2023
As a young farmer, i noticed most older and experienced farmers within our farm area always want to visit and give some word of advise and encouragement. Being a coconut farmer where others are farming pepper, vegetables, rice and tomatoes is weird to them. Some of these farmers believes it gonna take time before harvesting and marketing.

At times, it is good to listen to some of these elderly farmers when they visit your farm voluntarily, while still sticking to your vision. On our coconut farm, we incorporated Taro (Cocoyam), Plantain and dwarf bananas and they are all doing well. In all, please do not joke with[b] genuine[/b] advises from older farmers (I was opportune to have elderly ones for that matter cheesy)

On our 5 acres farm, The coconut seeds had sprouted and we have transplanted close to 40 out of 98pcs. Some of the plantain we meet on the land before purchase, has started producing, in short, one of the tree is matured and ready for harvest. Pictures would be coming soon. cheesy cool cheesy
Agriculture / Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(m): 7:46pm On Aug 24, 2023
Matysu:
I will like to try coconut farming soon. What land space will be needed for about 100 coconuts. I live in Ph. Do you know where I can get cheap land for agriculture close to Ph or in Ph?

Let's say an acre and 2 plots. I don't live in Rivers state, so I won't know where to get cheap land. The problem with getting land in Rivers to me is insecurity in our rural areas.
Agriculture / Re: See This Coconut With More Over 100 Fruits by umuna(m): 6:18pm On Aug 15, 2023
Styluss:
Alright, sorry for my late response, this bots kept banning me. Drop your number please, would be faster that way.
080?906?100?26.

Agriculture / Re: See This Coconut With More Over 100 Fruits by umuna(m): 10:22pm On Aug 12, 2023
Styluss:
Oh really, If I get you correctly
- It could be matured or not matured
-peeled or Unpeeled


You said the matured ones have been peeled, so if you have those that are not explicitly dried(matured), please you can still send them if you can. I will work with those ones.
Agriculture / Re: See This Coconut With More Over 100 Fruits by umuna(m): 5:01pm On Aug 11, 2023
Styluss:
Hello bro, my acct was banned by one werey mod. They have plucked 11 but already removed the shaft. I didnt communicate well, they taught it was for eating. Could you use a peeled one or I need to tell them to get another the matured unpeeled one?

I don't mind if they are not to matured.

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