Thanks Joe! He's a work in progress that's for sureHope that’s candida comes along well buddy and your dad gets some relief he is in good hands by the sounds of it
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Nice love the Gaelic patterns . Super man.
Love pottery awesome sauce Shed!
What if they put a pretty psw there to Bath him ? Just kidding lolHe's not hiding it. He's not capable of that concept. He lives in an assisted living facility and spends most of his day in a wheelchair. He'll be 94 next month and fights mightily when they try to bathe him. Sometimes successfully and sometimes not! Next time they manage to get his shirt off without getting hit I'm sure they'll try to get a look at it.
Still, he's fun to be around when nothing hurts!
@newty you use coconut oil?
I do have that to my busy friends threads but hate missing stuff lol
Sounds like you injured nerve when you fell. Those take longer to heal than bruises so give it time. Try keeping your arm tight against your side when you raise it and see it that helps at all.
Feel free to jump in any time Kis. I'll catch you up if you have questions!
Will do buddy
I like it, but I always curse myself mid way through. I still have to do three coats of every bit of the brushwork. And so I always grumble that I should just start dipping the damn things. LolThanks BB...wish I could paint mine like yours though.
Great pottery fellas!
Depends on the temp. It's gotta be exposed to the heat a bit longer when you decarb in the oil. If you keep it up over 200° for the whole 2 hours, you should be fine.
Awesome!I haven't had a chance to glaze in a while (I've got three kiln-loads waiting) because the shed it where all my glazes are! Here are some older pieces:
The first one is a cactus toothbrush/toothpaste holder! It has wide sides because the person who requested it needed it to fit those battery powered toothbrushes...
beautiful work guys!!
Damn underglazes!
You don't seem mad to me!Hey Shed. Congrats on the Candida newborn! Don’t forget I’ve got the same companies Green Doctor strain. I’m planning to start doing some seedmaking once I have some cuttings to experiement on. I sound like a mad scientist right now
Thanks P! Messy but meditative when throwing. For me anyway. I find the glazing part annoyingly imprecise which is probably why I haven't done it for two yearsAwesome!
I've honestly never tried making pottery. Seems like it would be a good time though.
Well done buddy!
.A camel is a horse designed by committee
.Discrete until you light it
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. Next step is to remember to use it...
Damn underglazes!
You don't seem mad to me!
Thanks P! Messy but meditative when throwing. For me anyway. I find the glazing part annoyingly imprecise which is probably why I haven't done it for two years
A camel is a horse designed by committee
Discrete until you light it
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Friday update!
Let's start with the Candidas on day 2. C2 has a tap root but 1 does not, and I didn't have time this morning to pot them so that's tonight's project. I already got the Mykos out of the shed so that's step 1
Next up is the Peyote Critical Quadline on day 53 (@Kismet wanted to see this):
I added the barbecue skewer to one branch because it had some curves in it and the asymmetry bugged me!
And last for today is the Blue Treacle Auto 2 on day 57. Here it is from the top:
Side view:
And the apical cola at 11:30 in the overhead pic above.
Everything is coming along nicely on this plant so far.
I'll probably take down BT1 tomorrow (on day 84) once I get a look at the trichomes in the morning. Hardly any smell on that at all. My non-flowering AK-47 smells way more than that BT.
That's the news from the garden. I hope all is well in yours. Got to catch up on some work and then off to see what y'all are up to.
and I like how you partly removed the jiffy liner. 
I take them off completely before I plant them. I tear away the bottom to make sure the tap root is clear of obstructions.
