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BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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lokie said:
Fire in the grill.
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Got home in time to try the new grill. It's called Kickoff by Lodge.
Nothing fancy, no time to prepare, just hamburgers tonight.

I love it. The last cast iron grill I had lasted for 15 years before it completely rusted thru.

Easy to clean, sturdy and 1/2 hamburgers done in about 7 min a little longer for well done..

The Kickoff Grill | Lodge Cast Iron

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Nice....I want one.....perfect at the beach..and more.... :bigjoint:
 
manfredo

manfredo

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Singlemalt said:
If you are Joe's Muffins farm and the inspector comes for a visit and sees the scars then you are inmate Joe who used to have a muffin company, also you have to account for the plant remains, so no extracting them ;)
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I had a vial of poppy seeds someone gave me a couple years ago... this spring I tried germinating some for the hell of it. They didn't germinate...Pretty sure I threw them out.

I remember a decade ago you could buy poppy pods of Ebay for "decorating", and people would boil them and make a tea. I never tried it. Pretty sure they banned that practice.
 
Singlemalt

Singlemalt

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manfredo said:
I had a vial of poppy seeds someone gave me a couple years ago... this spring I tried germinating some for the hell of it. They didn't germinate...Pretty sure I threw them out.

I remember a decade ago you could buy poppy pods of Ebay for "decorating", and people would boil them and make a tea. I never tried it. Pretty sure they banned that practice.
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yeah the seeds lose viability fairly quickly 2-3 yrs. The seeds are legal but it's a gray area and of course, when growing them there are always local laws as well. Some places are ok with the dried pods for flower arranging and decoration, some aren't. They can be extracted and thats illegal everywhere.

Some jurisdictions allow growing for ornamental/landscape uses but again you don't want to be caught with scarred pods. You takes yo chances
 
go go kid

go go kid

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StonedGardener said:
Tied off and fortified creek gorge wall section with bugleweed, getting some erosion.View attachment 4903450
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this is wonderfall news if it will grow over here in blighty.
MICHI-CAN said:
And off the ground. Unless growing native mycos. LOL. I do.
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tyhere cheap enough to buy, the ones you operate with your foot, there a lot simpler to use and are run on free energy well the odd chocolate bar and a doobie and your set lol i use one for my logs
 
go go kid

go go kid

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go go kid said:
this is wonderfall news if it will grow over here in blighty.

tyhere cheap enough to buy, the ones you operate with your foot, there a lot simpler to use and are run on free energy well the odd chocolate bar and a doobie and your set lol i use one for my logs
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