diemdepyro
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Some, tomatoes clone real well. Sage clones, lettuce i have no success with. Growing season makes it just easier to get seeds.
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diemdepyro
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My prime rib vine failed to grow. It is a conspiracy by the grocers !that dont work for me last spring my pickled jalipinios never came up nor did the m&m's i planted
crippledguy
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I had a green thumb but I bought a cream and it went away....
out.
naw i bet the green just went to the heart!
you've got the green knowledge cj!
robert 14617
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those bastards ,selling sterilized stock
diemdepyro
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I am calling a grocery boycott. We will show them not to screw with stoners>
Twistyman
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Yep.... or just eat it like an apple with fresh ground pepper...... and WTF is with the spuds they sell now... they're either all bad or just plain look like shit...I like it sliced with oil, vinegar, and pepper.
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crippledguy
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any one ever heard of growing flax seed?
diemdepyro
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I have noticed the spud problem too. Substandard at best.
diemdepyro
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I did not know what is a "flax"? and what are the seeds for?
Twistyman
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Flax seed oil is the new health crop... lots of anti oxidants.. plus the husk is harvestable(?) too if I'm not mistaken...
robert 14617
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[edit] Possible medical benefits
Main article: Linseed oil
Flax seeds contain high levels of lignans and Omega-3 fatty acids. Lignans may benefit the heart, possess anti-cancer properties and studies performed on mice found reduced growth in specific types of tumors. Initial studies suggest that flaxseed taken in the diet may benefit individuals with certain types of breast[6][7] and prostate cancers.[8] Flax may also lessen the severity of diabetes by stabilizing blood-sugar levels.[9] There is some support for the use of flax seed as a laxative due to its dietary fiber content[3] though excessive consumption without liquid can result in intestinal blockage.[10] Consuming large amounts of flax seed can impair the effectiveness of certain oral medications, due to its fiber content
Main article: Linseed oil
Flax seeds contain high levels of lignans and Omega-3 fatty acids. Lignans may benefit the heart, possess anti-cancer properties and studies performed on mice found reduced growth in specific types of tumors. Initial studies suggest that flaxseed taken in the diet may benefit individuals with certain types of breast[6][7] and prostate cancers.[8] Flax may also lessen the severity of diabetes by stabilizing blood-sugar levels.[9] There is some support for the use of flax seed as a laxative due to its dietary fiber content[3] though excessive consumption without liquid can result in intestinal blockage.[10] Consuming large amounts of flax seed can impair the effectiveness of certain oral medications, due to its fiber content
diemdepyro
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I looked it up not to tasty looking.
crippledguy
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well thanks twisty and robert.. i had to grab my breakfast real quick, but back now!
mm i wanna grow bananas too!
mm i wanna grow bananas too!
Full Aroma
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ummm..... isn't it "yo Momma"
crippledguy
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robert 14617
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still looking for the grape nuts to break ground
diemdepyro
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So you what? A flax recipe includes? ...Use it in a sentence. I ate a flax and_______pie?
crippledguy
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anyone ever seen the movie The graduate?
robert 14617
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god bless you mrs.robinson....ann is hot
crippledguy
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just watched it for the first time yesterday.
and indeed she is a dime!
it came out in 1964. shit i was born in 1988..
good movie, along with simon and garfunkle