Growing plants

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  • edited June 2008
    I did EV training for a little while, but I found it really took all the fun out of the game. I would get a new hatched pokemon, feed it 40 rare candies, type its stats in a calculator, find out its EVs, rinse and repeat, and then decide if I'm going to use it for further breeding purporses in my effort to make the best.

    It's not fun at all, and it kills the spirit of Pokemon training. I stopped doing it after a while. Mario's got it right, it comes from the heart.
  • edited June 2008
    Well, if you want to be the very best, like no one ever was, you have to catch them, that's the real test, and training them is your cause.
  • edited June 2008
    So, chloroplasts? Pretty cool. We all need more chloroplasts, I say.
  • edited June 2008
    I tried to catch some chloroplasts, but they kept breaking out of the Ultra Balls.
  • edited June 2008
    You have to cast Mud Sport first.
  • edited June 2008
    Maybe you could use some sort of specialized pokeball?
  • edited June 2008
    Chlorophyll ball?
  • edited June 2008
    Chloroform ball...
  • edited June 2008
    A chloroform ball has MANY uses.
  • edited June 2008
    mario wrote: »
    Most people's solutions to Pichu's crappy stats involve this crazy newfangled "evolution" concept.

    I only use the coolest of cool pokemon. Raichu is slightly less cool.
  • edited April 2010
    To dredge an old topic back on-topic:

    Does anybody keep a garden?
    House plants?
    Moss or mold?

    Have you started seeds for spring planting? Bit lazy? Going to buy sprouts?

    Or are we still too young to be gardeners, and just admire the neighbours growth instead? Is it a chore and not a hobby?

    Ever grown something from a fruit or vegetable seed off a piece you were eating?
  • edited April 2010
    I'm taking care of my grandmum's bonsai while she's out of town. Does that count?
  • edited April 2010
    We have a garden out front. Last summer we had flowers all through it, and they've pretty much all come back and are starting to bloom even though they were supposed to be annuals!

    We also had garlic, tomatoes, and peppers last year, but so far only the garlic is sending up shoots. Mmm garlic greens.
  • edited April 2010
    I live in an apartment D: No big gardens here.

    The extent of our gardening is our indoor plant we named Jerry. He's not doing so well... we water him once a week just like we're supposed to, but yeah. We're college students, what can we say?