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Thank you very much Radogast, your welcome, that means a lot to me!
I love your thread. Thanks for sharing for all of us further north (just shy of 49N here). I have some tomato plants that are close to that big, but they are in the bathroom under flourescents haha
We're planting all our 'early' plants this weekend, but won't put the tenders out for another couple weeks yet.
LOL I hear you. My basement is sorta stalled. Partially due to bad timing/circumstance, but I've also let it linger a bit. We're pretty busy trying to get everything ready for the garden. I almost started some new MJ seeds several weeks ago, but I'm glad I got smart and waited until after the spring planting is done.
You too! Thank you for the kind words. I am glad you could enjoy my garden photos, and that you sympathize how difficult it can be to be a serious vegetable gardener at the same time as cannabis and every other fruiting beauty in the garden! We give the ones that deserve priority most, after all garlic and potatoes are not nearly as expensive as our precious medicinal herb
It's so great to see plants of all different kinds grown from little tiny seeds into something that provides food and medicine. It is quite an extraordinary feeling, how lovely it is to be a resident of Mother Earth! 
In this case.. a slow arrival of the PD would be awesome, sit there and laugh at the ripper, kick the rippers feet out from underneath... "do you like my flowers" 
"not anymore".
I think he knows the ultimate thing is the iceberg lettuce, it has so much water in it. He smells it, and if he thinks its not fresh he will literally stomp on it and walk away. Real interesting animal, more he is interested in the Universe around him. He loves green bean leaves absolutely, he will clean up fallen rose pedals, and loves the red habsicus. I have even one time had to lay a "cookie crumb trail" which was actually a rose pedal trail around the bricks for him, he's always trying to get into all the different areas of the yard to see whats up. Take a few bites here and there, real smart animal can tell the difference between things real well. He looks at us looking at him through the house window. When he was young he used to hike up this little hill we have, which goes up about 15-20 feet at steep slope, probably about 45 degrees. He used to come tumbling down the hill at high velocity because he would lose grip at the top, we were afraid he'd crack his shell open so we had to start watching him more closely. He also cleans up some of the weeds that grow through the cracks in the bricks. He loves to run through the sprinklers in the morning and then sit in the sun all wet. Lately he has been doing things we've never seen, for instance trying to get in through the glass door, since he doesn't see the glass he things he can get it, so he was banging on the door trying to get in and see whats up. Real persistent animal, he will try for hours to get into a planter bed, eyeing and doing recon to see where there might be a weak spot, one time he finally figured it out and we found him in there eating all the strawberries and was just about to mow down our homegrown lettuce for salads 
