r/oddlysatisfying 2d ago

Sucking Up That Georgia Pollen

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u/KittenAlfredo 2d ago

Fun fact, the yellow pollen is the least likely culprit if you have seasonal allergies. It’s the smaller tree/grass pollen that stays aloft in the air that triggers an allergic reaction.

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u/falloutotter 2d ago

i had terrible, terrible allergies in the midwest growing up. moved to GA where this pollen is everywhere and i’ve never had a bad season (literally zero allergic reaction) I’m convinced it’s bc so many people have pine straw/ivy yards as opposed to grass in my part of the state.

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u/NocturneSapphire 1d ago

And I had the opposite. Grew up in SC, never really affected by the yellow stuff. Moved to TX for a year a few years ago, horrible reaction to the cedar pollen.