N420
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Honestly I wasn't laughing at the plants.
Sauga's Got Amnesia But Didn't Forget The Red Dragon
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They are a lovely shade of green, but dohs tips doh!
JCTJ
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lol, I never thought for a moment you did
Yes, those tips
Please don't encourage himLmfao
candycane
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Even with the claw your girls are absolutely beautiful! And it sounds like they enjoyed their feeding 
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Hi Candy and thank you! They did enjoy it... in fact I had to leave after all the run off so I'm not sure what happened after thatEven with the claw your girls are absolutely beautiful! And it sounds like they enjoyed their feeding
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Hey everybody...
I thought I would share this great tip from @Billpopy79's wife on rigging up your fab pots to deal with stringers and tie downs. I know there are several no cost methods but this is something I think I'll try to incorporate into future pots.
For under 20.00 CAD you can buy the tool with 100 pcs of the grommets and it's about 10.00 CAD for 200 pcs of the bronze grommets as you need more.
Thanks @Billpopy79 and wife for the great idea!
I thought I would share this great tip from @Billpopy79's wife on rigging up your fab pots to deal with stringers and tie downs. I know there are several no cost methods but this is something I think I'll try to incorporate into future pots.
For under 20.00 CAD you can buy the tool with 100 pcs of the grommets and it's about 10.00 CAD for 200 pcs of the bronze grommets as you need more.
Thanks @Billpopy79 and wife for the great idea!
And cheap too, nice find!
Good idea.
I like binder clips. They are easy to move, cheap and hold strong.
I like binder clips. They are easy to move, cheap and hold strong.
Haha!
Better than my method!
I just stab holes through the fabric with my trimming shears wherever I need a tie. LoL
But, in my defense... I generally buy the cheapest pots because I've been known to just cut them off at transplant. LoL
I use the binder clips on my nice Geo Pots though
JCTJ
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That's wicked! I've been slicing through my fabric pots with scissors but this would be a much cleaner and functional hole. Thanks for the share
N420
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That's a pretty cool idea thanks for sharing Mr. S. I use binder clips as well and they work good for me I've got a bunch of them. It's always cool to see other ideas.
I use the large size paperclips. They are stiff enough to punch through the fabric and can be moved. Cheaper than binder clips too.
Hey Mr.S! Your plants are looking rough as arse holes....only kidding. I wish I had your problems lol
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Paper clips and binder clips are quite common and very convenient to use. These grommets add a touch of class to the pots
If my girls feel sexy they'll reward me in kind lol, thanks Professor. I hope you're doing well as is the family.
Hey Mr.S! Your plants are looking rough as arse holes....only kidding. I wish I had your problems lol
Billpopy79
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That's settled it then, a suspender belt wrapped round the pot with the clips holding branches downmy girls feel sexy they'll reward me in kind
Dress them in some of that leather and lace you've been hoarding.If my girls feel sexy they'll reward me in kind
Give her a thong.
Its more mysterious to conceal than to reveal....didnt Mama Sauga Ground teach you that?
Lol. No. She has a dirtier sense of humor than I do. I pale in comparison.
I come from a long line of perverts.
No one who works outside the home pays for binder clips unless they own the company!
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