Hi! Apologies for the delay on seeing this post... The photos originally posted plantomaniac08(8) but the photo showing further down is the 'White Stripe' spathiphyllum we used to grow. Sadly, it didn't perform well for us, so we're no longer growing that one. Regarding tags and accuracy: I totally hear you --- our tagging isn't the most accurate in the world. We typically don't go variety-specific on our tags because it makes things MUCH more expensive for us... and we have to keep our costs within the threshold of what our retailer partners are willing to buy our plants for (while still being able to afford to invest in research and development to find and test new plants...). Another problem is that we're human --- everyone makes mistakes and with the volume of plants we produce, it happens from time to time that the wrong tag gets put in the wrong plant. We are always working on making things better, though, and we're testing some different systems that can help us be more specific on tags without becoming crazy expensive. But if you have any questions about our plants, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. Oh, and by the way: I'm working to get every plant we sell photographed and put up on the website with the variety name, but it's a slow process... ---Justin, Costa Farms

I assume you are referring to a return register pulling air to your air handler/furnace. if so, the answer to your question is no.

I can see how this could be fun to do with little kids ....easy quick and a fun morning. Never as a regular way of making pancakes. The things that bothers me are the packaging, the nutritional value and the cost. I've become "born again" on waste management and try very hard to reduce the amount of waste our home generates. There has got to be zero nutritional value in these. Fresh fruit, granola and milk in a bowl would be way quicker and a whole bunch better for your kids if the issue is a fast breakfast. The cost per pancake has to be much more than scratch and the way food prices are going up this seems frivolous. Mind you the cynic in me says those that can least afford it will buy it. So for a treat and a fun thing for little kids , once in a blue moon, sure. As a breakfast staple , no way. As a pantry item for an "all growed up" household, no way.

Posted by jimster "That's a good friend to have. Jim" I have known Prof. B and his wife for a while. I like his cooking because he is also a scientist. Posted by barnmom "In spite of the fact that I like my cheesecake to be plain, classic, and unflavored (no strawberry, chocolate, Kahlua, pumpkin, eggnog, peanut butter, etc.) this looks interesting. I'd have a bite " I will let you know how it tastes. I am planning to get together with them soon. Speaking of Comfort Food. dcarch