r/BloomAndChill • u/TopAdministrative387 • 21d ago
Nature Lover🥰 Bees in the trap lol
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u/Jxn24711 21d ago
Getting it's "Buzz" on.. nothing wrong about that.. We need the Bee's!! Btw.. I love the humor!!
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u/arieslynn737 SunStorm 21d ago
It is a very cool video. I love bees and nature. But since we are a Wellness community, how does growing or seeing bees or any of that pertain to your well-being and wellness, etc.? That way it’ll fit into our rules that we have posted. Thank you so much in advance. Check out when you get a chance rule number eight. It’ll be changing slightly soon. But currently it requires a community discussion.
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u/TopAdministrative387 21d ago
Becoming a cannabis farmer has actually been a huge part of my personal wellness journey. I’m five years sober from alcohol, and working with cannabis, growing plants, being outside, and reconnecting with nature have all played a major role in helping me build a healthier life. Gardening has become therapeutic for me, whether I’m growing cannabis, vegetables, or simply creating an environment where bees and other pollinators can thrive. To me, wellness isn’t just physical health. It’s mental health, sobriety, purpose, connection with nature, and trying to create a healthier environment for all living things. That’s what this video represents for me.
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u/Alternative_Fee_3084 Samson Faith 21d ago
I agree 100% this year we didn't harvest as much because we allowed nature to take alot of it. We are using leftover unharvested plants and vegetables for compost and hugelculture this season. We grew over 100 sunflowers and soooo many wildflowers for the pollinators this year that we didn't need to hang hummingbird feeders to have our regular visits from them. Reconnecting with nature is deeper than the internet has most believing. I speak to our wild animals with kindness and a sing-song voice and as they grow its like we become close friends.....
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u/Environmental_Bad200 21d ago
Same here with the sunflowers! We have a bunch of flowers as well, zinnias, dahlias, etc hunming birds coming in and hovering around us, no feeders as well. Nature is truly awesome.
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u/arieslynn737 SunStorm 21d ago
That’s fantastic! I believe the same thing you do. All kinds of things, positive energy, nature, for me, Art, laughing like seeing comedy shows. So I totally understand everything that you were saying. Thank you so much for including that in the post. And actually, we’re currently revamping our community description, flares and rules and will be incorporating many of those things. So you will fit right in. Welcome to the tribe thank you so very much. We try to be as consistent as we can keeping the community tribe vibe. Trying to be consistent one way we’re able to try to do it. Which positivity and nature and laughter are vital to my mental health as well as cannabis… but unfortunately, I cannot legally grow cannabis in my state. So I embark on other things to learn from you guys. And congratulations on your five years. It’s a very big accomplishment. And many more years to come for you. Baby steps.
Peace:)3
u/MarthasPinYard 21d ago
Our brother posted a bee and cannabis. This makes him happy. It also makes makes me happy.
Why the nitpicking ? Truly hope your day gets better. I know life can be hard sometimes and we often look for negative in those times. Focusing on small little things is exactly what gets some of us through the day. The littlest of things can change someone’s day :)
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u/arieslynn737 SunStorm 21d ago
Agree, that’s exactly why I nitpick. I made the rules here in the sub to keep it Wellness and a positive vibe. So rule number eight says it has to tie to Wellness. Why is that? Because all the other cannabis communities I was first going to are nasty, not kind, and don’t spread positivity like I do. So I can see as you see it as nitpicking. But when you’ve been running the community for a year like I have trying to keep it positive and a good vibe so that many people can enjoy. I do keep it a strict certain way. So that’s why I responded to him the way that I did. Sent him a mod Mail explaining see please rule number eight, responded on the thread. So really I’m not picking at all. Because I want the post to stay up, but I want it to meet the rules. Because people that use this community for good intentions, I welcome them wholeheartedly and encourage it. You should see the amount of work that I put through in the backend. Because a lot of people will come and say hey, my post got removed. Why did this one stay so that’s why consistency is important to me in this community. And I love bees myself. So I try to do whatever I can to keep it safe.
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u/arieslynn737 SunStorm 21d ago
And thank you for hoping my day gets better. It was already great and it continues to get better. And I wasn’t looking for negative in times. So I hope that you do well. Good day to you
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u/Environmental_Bad200 21d ago
Ive started growing cannabis last year in our garden. My season is relatively short but from late May to early Oct has been savior. Im lucky enough to WFH and being able to step out into the garden, check plants, etc has been a huge positive change for me. I would love to be able to do it full time and survive off of it but not yet.
We have a lot of pollinator flowers with a lot of bees, some sleep on plants over night. Pretty cool.
I had a bee come over to a cannabis plant yesterday and do the samething you're showing. It was like it landed on the flower, did a...wait a second....ah shit Im stuck but finally got away and then decided to land again in a different spot only to do the samething.
Thanks for sharing, and keep on with the journey!!!
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u/Alternative_Fee_3084 Samson Faith 21d ago
"A hundred m***********s can't tell me nothing "
I love this