2018-10-30 15:33:21

2018-10-30 15:33:21

2018-10-30 15:33:21

Caption: This morning the bumblebees were out. I love being buzzed by them. Here’s a cute traveler, love the shopping bags of pollen. (I added a filter).
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Loved listening to @paulstamets podcast on @timferriss and wanted to give you a reminder to let wood rot in your efforts to #savethebees.
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Here in Nicaragua there is a bad cycle of burning the jungle floor and wood piles. I’m guessing in addition to removing places for mycelium to grow (medicine for bees), it kills mycelium networks in the soil. All of this contributes to leaf-cutter ants taking over. A daily struggle. I want to try the recommendation from Paul of a specific mycelium.
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A few years ago, I found my bees digging in to mycelium networks under the wood chips after hearing Paul speak to our beekeeper association. It was an amazing sight to see.
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Grab my seasonal bee-friendly planting book to support your neighborhood bees (link in bio). When you plant be sure to add mycelium (mycorrhizae powder) and wood chips as mulch cover to protect disturbed soil. ????????
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Repost @rdbflute
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#BeeButt #Bee #HoneyBee #Pollen #PollenBaskets #beekeeping #beekeeper #beek

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Ixchel Lunar
Ixchel Lunar
Deep Time Midwife

Ixchel Lunar is a somatic leadership mentor guiding creative founders through leadership recalibration grounded in decolonial and relational time. They support leaders to clarify responsibility, strengthen embodied authority, and express from aligned presence as their vision expands. Their work is shaped by lived political rupture, migration, chronic illness pacing, and years of guiding high-capacity leaders and creative founders who refuse urgency as a governing force. Ixchel draws from Indigenous ecological timeways, nervous system regulation, cyclical leadership, and relational practice to help founders carry meaningful work without sacrificing themselves to it.

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