Hey Mr Sauga, appreciate it! I'd have to say these cultivars from WSE are some of the most vigorous and giving! Both the Godfather and Pinkman Goo have grown effortlessly and full bore! @Weed Seeds Express did a great job with these!Nicely done Otter. Nailed it!WSE for the win!
Hi dear, I was cleaning up another mouse in the garden I trapped! Last one was Friday, a week went by. Makes me wonder if this one was a new visitor. I think it was? It got 2 of 3 test sprouts in the trap area the little B! At least I can rule some things out that might be killing my starts.Good morning Stone
I'm surprised that you haven't been on this morning yet.
I hope the lil bastard enjoyed his last meal.Hi dear, I was cleaning up another mouse in the garden I trapped! Last one was Friday, a week went by. Makes me wonder if this one was a new visitor. I think it was? It got 2 of 3 test sprouts in the trap area the little B! At least I can rule some things out that might be killing my starts.
I'm still basking in the comfort of having a potus with some of the values I find human and good for a change. Forgive me for not being over that yet and letting it go. Maybe tomorrow I hope. I thought it was over(democracy), that's going to take a day or two.
So here's the surviving sprout and the villian lying in state.
Out with the filthy rodents! Yes!
Hey Dutch. I'm all test all the time right now. So I set the trap and have a pitiful last living plant to try and protect. We're trying to figure how the're getting in. They always come in for winter. I kill around a dozen a year give or take 6. This year is no different except that I'm growing outside of a tent I think. They don't seem interested in any of the amendments down there. Nothing gets broken into that I can tell. There's no food open or breachable. I'm pretty sure growing out of a tent offers an opportunity they otherwise don't get. Trap stays for a while. Good news! Our daughter and her man will be moving in the apartment down there on Saturday for a short cash building stay. They bring a cat with them! She's already proven a good mouser here last year when we took care of her for a week.
That's the plan Bode! I'm just letting the dust settle a minute. They're beautiful little creature outdoors, too bad they want to come in to their demise. Woodchucks are a pain in my butt too! When I grew outside, I fenced them for a month or two then it was safe from them here.
We'll get through this! I have seeds. Do you need some? I can help if you're in trouble. See me in a PM if you do.
I found the same when I added a layer of mulch material (pea straw) to my pots last year. Previously without mulch that top layer would dry out and no real root growth was seen but when mulch was added, there grew such a vigorous growth of roots all thru the previously dry top layer, it made me think it was a good thing and created further root mass to support the growing buds.
Some of those plain coloured seeds can end up sprouting perfectly fine. The good thing is they're only small and take no space, it'd be different if every seed was the size of a coconut then you'd have to biff 'em to reduce the required storage, but it's nice with our favourite plant seeds that hundreds can fit in a small space.
It's a lot easier for me to get down under my plants than it is for you, so there is no failing here.
Congrats on the seeds! As I recall, beez404 says to leave them in a cardboard box in the dark for a month before sealing them in plastic, to allow all the moisture to evaporate. Keeps them from rotting.
This being behind is about to be over for us all. I know I'm constantly in the same way. Won't take long my friend! Distractions suck, I don't expect to be negatively distracted for oh...4 years, well 3. I plan to enjoy every moment! Vaccine, get in my arm!I got really far behind here otter.
Good catch on the mice and amazing amazing harvest :holymoly: You and WSE are a match made inMAheaven.
It's a lot easier for me to get down under my plants than it is for you, so there is no failing here.
Congrats on the seeds! As I recall, beez404 says to leave them in a cardboard box in the dark for a month before sealing them in plastic, to allow all the moisture to evaporate. Keeps them from rotting.
You're a punny man!
