SolarPunkSunday

A gardener reports results from growing two feijoa trees from seed: the fruits differ noticeably in both shape and flavour. One tree produces oval fruit, the other oblong, and the oval variety tastes best, described as similar to cattleya guava. The post is being shared in gardening and solarpunk circles, where seed-grown fruit variability is a familiar point of discussion.

Home gardeners are posting harvest updates, with one sharing a fresh pick of peppers and noting that citrus fruit is starting to ripen, with satsumas expected ready within a week. The posts, tagged for gardening communities in English, French and German, celebrate seasonal homegrown produce and sustainable living.

Participants in the SolarPunk Sunday online community are winding down this week's round of posts, closing with a Guardian article and inviting people to return next week with repair cafe projects, gardening tips and DIY builds. The movement, which pairs environmental optimism with hands-on sustainability, also gathers on Mondays under the LunarPunk Monday tag.

Author Dilman Dila's novella The Blossoming of the Big Tree has been selected as the November pick for a science fiction and fantasy book club. The story follows an old woman who coordinates the defense of her decentralized nation. The author shared the news on a Sunday tagged for solarpunk themes, saying excitement is building ahead of the club's discussions.

Bat Conservation International is promoting its 'Experience Bats' page, encouraging people to learn about and appreciate bats and their role in ecosystems. The push is being shared widely in online nature and sustainability circles, with users tagging it under biodiversity and wildlife themes such as SolarPunk Sunday, highlighting growing interest in bat conservation and biodiversity protection.