You had me rolling there Rad. The bit about the crows.... Oh how I wish I could have witnessed that. I've a healthy imagination. How cool that the crows watch for her.
I like this woman.
I like this woman.
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Hey rad. Quick question I got about a 3ft wide 6FT diameter bleeding heart out front. I'll post pics in a sec. Can you clone them? Is the success rate good if so. I'd like to get like 40 of these. I went out and bought one for like 6$ in a 2" square pot so I'd be willing to try on it if it's worth it cause it's not blooming like my big one. Thanks.
The Lil ones on my greenhouse video.
Just to underline that today was an outdoor day, my loving wife and I took a stroll in the woods across the brook.
Bark on a tree near the river.
We heard a King Fisher, but didn't see it. Mating dragonflies were observed and human kissing commenced.
The water level on the river has been high for months. This week, it has fallen well over a foot. This sand bar is usually a two foot wade. Last month it would have been a risky, 8 ft wide, fast water crossing. Today I could walk to it. In it's current, pond-like state, at least one bull frog has moved in.
I'm not clear on your suggestion for gathering rock dust, are you talking about sifting and drying river mud?
My house and yard are built on a basalt ledge. I can chisel rocks to get pure basalt dust. The soil is loaded with the stuff.
I currently have about 5 lbs of professionally prepared basalt dust I use for the worm bins and outdoor pots.
Just curious, but what would be the difference between professionally prepared and what you could gather? Oh yeah, you'd have to pound the rocks yourself. It was really hard to type this. I was laughing so hard when I realized that!
American Lotus Seeds
7 days ago, I started some lotus seed in water. These are American Lotus, hardy to zone 5, yellow, the largest wildflower native to the USA. A new plant to me.
The seed packet (Horizon Herbs) said to scarify the seeds until you see the white endosperm. 300 passes over sandpaper I said, "forget this, I'm getting a power tool." The packet says to soak in a one gallon jar in a warm window (no problem with warm, temps have gone from 40s to 80s in one week), change the water when it gets cloudy (every day now), plant when seedling makes roots and raises up it's pad.
They need the head start to contend with bullfrogs, the occaisonal duck, and duckweed.
Scarifiying by hand - NO. I used a mototool and vise grips to hold on!
The first seed took 5 days to sprout
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Fabulous Rad! How exciting. How long before you place them?
".....an excuse to carve rock"
Why does this not surprise me?