billcollector99
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So I just read that Peppers need to be stressed in order to have heat to them, ie underwatering.
yes weird indeed but what isn't weird now a days?
with some plants yes only the same type of family can be cross bred but other dont have to be.
did you have anything else growing near by.
i just thought in my mind just now that it would be great to cross hops with MJ and then use it to make some home brews
So I just read that Peppers need to be stressed in order to have heat to them, ie underwatering.
Corn, strawberries, green onions, carrots, and tomatos.
Ay bro, I wasnt really questioning you, I just think that is crazyHell that MJ hops mash-up sounds like a good one
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i didnt take it as you questioning me so its all good man, and if you did it would still be ok, im always up for constructive conversations.
and yes it is crazy. maybe when i can grow again i will try the hops thing and see if it will work, or maybe some one else can try before then.
off subject but yesterday i was reading that they are cloning the giant Sequoya trees in cali to plant them across the world to keep them around and it did something for the environment but i cant remember.
since your in cali do you know anything about this?
I read (or saw on tv) about them trying to clone those tree's and planting them everywhere. The goal is to eventually have them even in your backyard reason being so many were chopped that it fucked up the eco system and it may not be able to sustain itself in the future or something like that. I would love to put one of those in my backyard but in a few hundred years it'd probably take up the whole thing
ya they kinda did most the work for me witch is nice. i have alot of extra time cuz my job doesnt start till the 29th and their is not much to do around my parts unless you got alot of cash really. i dont hang out with to many people any more either cuz they all seem to wanna be in some sort of drama and getting into trouble and i am not into that.
your plot is looking good, what is the darker spots of dirt? and are you leaving that square patch of grass theri?
its either amends or steer manure or both haha. i will be leaving the patch, just trim it down, so i can have a place to properly tend the garden from and not be stomping all over my rows and the dirt. still have a bit to do and to figure where i want to do each group of plants but for now its looking pretty good. last year i had created mounds for the plants and had a basin that flowed all around them to pool with water which ill most likely be doing again.
right on on like hte mound idea, i it reminds me of how my dad does gardens he plants them in rows but has the rows kinda mounded up and then he just lays the hose in the center lane and they all eventually fill up and soak in. pretty simple, i like to hand water all mine though with a nozzle that aireates the water a bit before being put in the dirt
Looking sweet lgI'll be up and runnign as soon as Im sure the freezes are over...
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another good idea for a easy water technique is to use a landscapers hose. it allows water to travel to the end and it leaks out slowly through ot the hose watering every thing, just lay this in the isle and turn it on, or just make one by poking small hole in a reg hose. just an idea
i forgot the pic
Looking sweet lgI'll be up and runnign as soon as Im sure the freezes are over...
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are last frost is usaly in late april early may. its always good to have them started before they go outside. im trying to get all mine to at least a foot tall before planted, and still having about 6 weeks to plant im sure ill be good.![]()