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Maine 4-Season Greenhouse Grow
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Damn....she needs to get her ass in gear!
The other girls are looking good!
The other girls are looking good!
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She'll get there...yes the others are chugging along...will up-pot them in about a week or so...today I clicked the list schedule down to 16/8 to try to get photos onto a more realistic schedule...
Can you share which ones are which of the other 3?
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See above...I confused the Kush with the Blueberry...she's a wee bit bigger....
Thank you! The three look really good. Glad they are doing well for you!
smokesbetter
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Well i dont know any Yeti Yet ! Thanks
Like a wild bologna 
SeedsMan
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Hey @Blew Hiller !!!
thanks for all the kind words mate.....and your are doin a great job!!!
have a great day
thanks for all the kind words mate.....and your are doin a great job!!!
have a great day
smokesbetter
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Setting here thinking bout all the shit i need to do and then what i am going to do That got a good laugh for the morning start up!!Like a wild bologna
Seedman in the house ! 
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I picked up a used Harbor Freight Cement Mixer yesterday from Craigslist for $80 for a project I have this summer (footers and block work).
What I hadn't considered was that this can be used to mix and aerate VC prior to planting. As anyone knows (@Van Stank) that can be a lot of work especially when you are talking several yards of material. Looking at YT there are many variations of soil mixing, also some compost sorters as well. These mixers are cheap new ($170) but I have seen assembly is a PIA, so getting them used is the deal. Stay tuned...
What I hadn't considered was that this can be used to mix and aerate VC prior to planting. As anyone knows (@Van Stank) that can be a lot of work especially when you are talking several yards of material. Looking at YT there are many variations of soil mixing, also some compost sorters as well. These mixers are cheap new ($170) but I have seen assembly is a PIA, so getting them used is the deal. Stay tuned...
That's worth every penny you spent. Good score
Ms Stank
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That will be a must have when we have our own property and room for it. What a back saver! Good investment, Blew!
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It never occurred to me...always thought they were pricey...but they are out there used and cheap. Just chipped off a bunch of sketchy orange Chinese paint...
Oh a new toy!! Nice score Blew!
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So, i think I am going to use this mixer for soil before the cement project...which motivated me to go own to the beach (1.5 mile from our farm) and grab some free micronutrients...seaweed! Going to dry it and throw it in the mixer with some stones and crush it up then roll it into the VC for the summer crop. Stay tuned...
Very nice! We are going to be making trips out to the beach ourselves here in the next few weeks (just letting it warm up a bit).
That's some pure gold ya got there blew
Ms Stank
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A friend of mine had a cottage on the coast and her neighbor would compost seaweed to use in their garden. They produced huge veggies! I was sold on that idea ever since!
Amazing stuff for your gardens. We also get caplin here (small sardine like fish) that wash up and spawn on beaches all around... usually pick up a few fresh ones to eat as they wash up and then get a bunch of dead ones for the ground too. Just bury them up, we usually put them on the potatoes when you till your row and cover them.