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Oh wowSue
Just say the word guys. You know my address.
SweetSue's Perpetual 2.0 - The Transition To Doc Bud's HBB Kit
Just say the word guys. You know my address.
rikvasen
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Well, I'll just wait a little bit if other people want some too then let them go first! I'll PM you with my details if no on else want it!Just say the word guys. You know my address.
My little first plants!
Anyway, I have this growing collection of hats, of which these are the latest three.
Freebies.Hash Hound, a fresh WW seed for the taking. I won't be growing it, and I know of your preference.
I could be talked into one or two of these as well.Give me a call.
I'm so serious about the hats and the paper products you wouldn't believe it.
I'll take as many hats as you wanna give me Sue.
and the WW
Jacobsenji
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Yup. Thank you. I'm good though. Maybe this summer once I gotta get back out n the yard. I imagine you'll still be getting them on the regular. If not, shoot I might be able to pull off an award winning grown get myself a collection going. We shall see. We are going to be having some fun this year.Just say the word guys. You know my address.
You're the best
Sue Right as rain
Hisoka
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I received a care package FedEx guy scared the shit out of me when he knocked
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Beavis
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Mmmm, nothing better than a French Press. I'll admit it...I'm a coffee snob and do the FP every day!
Roast my own beans too.
Roast my own beans too.
I'll take as many hats as you wanna give me Sue.
and the WW
I like hats - but those are caps
The only truly 'American' hat - but still a cap !
Where I started.....
Where I ended up.
I think I can work with this.
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I just drug all my tools home from a worksite.... all of them sitting in my front room. My photo would be a touch more cluttered.
Great job... looks quite nice.
Where I ended up.
I think I can work with this.
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I just drug all my tools home from a worksite.... all of them sitting in my front room. My photo would be a touch more cluttered.
Great job... looks quite nice.
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This is my transitional decorating theme.
The idea is to get rid of everything I won't be wearing or eating off of or cooking with or growing with. The trick is to keep it visually stimulating while I whittle down the belongings. I'll appreciate Spartan, but not barren. The valances are collectible, hand painted panels I picked up in a thrift shop years ago. I was getting ready to drop them into the pick-up box when I got inspired to enjoy them a little longer over my work station. I think that idea worked out right nicely.
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Pretty pictures, just because I was feeling so "normal" today I was giddy.
The regular update will be tomorrow. I was simply feeling frisky and they were anxious to show off.
Emerald
Another couple weeks at least. The mites are beginning to get to her, but not in the way they're sucking the chlorophyll out of the Candy Cane.
She smells strongly of citrus and fuel today. Very pronounced. Mouth watering even.
Candy Cane smells a little like candy. I periodically stop and unzip so I can get a quick whiff.
The mites are having a field day. I tend to this tent first, then strip down and shower completely, washed hair and all, before I go anywhere near the other grow spaces. I do this anytime I have to do more than glance in. No way do I need these little earthlings in the other spaces.
I took an objective look today and determined that I'll be lucky to get more than an ounce dry off this plant. I'll be turning it all into CCO that I can then use to topically treat the patches of psoriasis scattered around my body. I have a small syringe of some I made months ago and forgot I had that I've been using recently, and the patches on my face are healing up like a dream.
This plant wasn't anything like the experience I'd anticipated, so it'll be good to get something valuable out of her.
I'm ready to get the tent clear of mites.
Next door CBD Critical Cure 2 is ready for the first CAT. I'll be drenching her tomorrow. From now on I'll hit her every five days with the 1.5 gallons of whatever she's drinking at the time.
Her followup is coming along very nicely.
Time to start training her to give the lower branches time to catch up.
The aloe are doing well, now that I no longer have a gardening need for them beyond cloning.
I started the day by adding in more CFLs over the seedlings.
The DDAs are stacking nodes on top of nodes. The tight structure I try to encourage.
Carnival
There's a belief that the health of the Jade plant predicts the influx of money energy into the household. The idea is to place the plant in a southeastern window and see what transpires. This one's been in this window for a couple years now, and it's health and vigor have been in question a number of times.
Since I decided to move to NOLA it's perked up appreciably. I'm watching for the beginning of the money stream that will fuel the move. The Jade plant is assuring me that it's on its way.
Wasn't that fun? Some days I miss the daily updates. Only some days. I'm happier with the weekly updates.
I'm off to ship another small package. Rad, I'm sending you a small Carboniferous fossil. Think of it as my housewarming gift, albeit a little late. It's something I know you and the wife will enjoy owning, and if not, donate it to a local classroom filled with curious children.
The regular update will be tomorrow. I was simply feeling frisky and they were anxious to show off.
Emerald
Another couple weeks at least. The mites are beginning to get to her, but not in the way they're sucking the chlorophyll out of the Candy Cane.
She smells strongly of citrus and fuel today. Very pronounced. Mouth watering even.
Candy Cane smells a little like candy.
I periodically stop and unzip so I can get a quick whiff.
The mites are having a field day. I tend to this tent first, then strip down and shower completely, washed hair and all, before I go anywhere near the other grow spaces. I do this anytime I have to do more than glance in. No way do I need these little earthlings in the other spaces.
I took an objective look today and determined that I'll be lucky to get more than an ounce dry off this plant. I'll be turning it all into CCO that I can then use to topically treat the patches of psoriasis scattered around my body. I have a small syringe of some I made months ago and forgot I had that I've been using recently, and the patches on my face are healing up like a dream.
This plant wasn't anything like the experience I'd anticipated, so it'll be good to get something valuable out of her.
I'm ready to get the tent clear of mites.
Next door CBD Critical Cure 2 is ready for the first CAT. I'll be drenching her tomorrow. From now on I'll hit her every five days with the 1.5 gallons of whatever she's drinking at the time.
Her followup is coming along very nicely.
Time to start training her to give the lower branches time to catch up.
The aloe are doing well, now that I no longer have a gardening need for them beyond cloning.
I started the day by adding in more CFLs over the seedlings.
The DDAs are stacking nodes on top of nodes. The tight structure I try to encourage.
Carnival
There's a belief that the health of the Jade plant predicts the influx of money energy into the household. The idea is to place the plant in a southeastern window and see what transpires. This one's been in this window for a couple years now, and it's health and vigor have been in question a number of times.
Since I decided to move to NOLA it's perked up appreciably. I'm watching for the beginning of the money stream that will fuel the move. The Jade plant is assuring me that it's on its way.
Wasn't that fun?
Some days I miss the daily updates. Only some days. I'm happier with the weekly updates. I'm off to ship another small package. Rad, I'm sending you a small Carboniferous fossil. Think of it as my housewarming gift, albeit a little late.
It's something I know you and the wife will enjoy owning, and if not, donate it to a local classroom filled with curious children.
Next door CBD Critical Cure 2 is ready for the first CAT. I'll be drenching her tomorrow. From now on I'll hit her every five days with the 1.5 gallons of whatever she's drinking at the time.
That's earlier than I have been doing a CAT drench - I've been waiting until the flowers are a bit more developped - so they look more like fuzz balls above the fan leaves than fuzz balls nestled in the tops of leaves - maybe 3 more days. I refer you to the masters at
Timing the cationic drench
The aloe are doing well, now that I no longer have a gardening need for them beyond cloning.
My aloe mother is coming back after loosing ALL her roots and sitting in the dark for 2 months - resiliant plants
There's a belief that the health of the Jade plant predicts the influx of money energy into the household. The idea is to place the plant in a southeastern window and see what transpires. This one's been in this window for a couple years now, and it's health and vigor have been in question a number of times.
Since I decided to move to NOLA it's perked up appreciably. I'm watching for the beginning of the money stream that will fuel the move. The Jade plant is assuring me that it's on its way.
I lived in the sunset district of San Francisco in the 80s. Small, common wall houses with skylights and postage stamp back yards. There were magnificent 5 to 8 foot jade plants outdoors in the Sunset district - many of them planted by Japanese gardeners before WW2. Also jade plants in stores. We had a jade in the light well outside the dining room.
The house I rented was listed for $240K when I moved, which was either twice the price or half the size of houses in adjacent cities. Zillow now lists that house as $1400K - thats $1000 per square foot
Imagine what it would sell for if I had planted jade bushes instead of hedges Wasn't that fun?
I'm off to ship another small package. Rad, I'm sending you a small Carboniferous fossil. Think of it as my housewarming gift, albeit a little late.
What a nice gift. Thanks - The ladies of the house are big fans of stones and fossils.
Now that Emerald is maturing, do you have a feel for her speed of growth as compared to previous soil grows of the strain?
TheRedDragon
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Afternoon Sue. I don't envy your mite problem. I hope you find a solution.
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I'll take as many hats as you wanna give me Sue.
and the WW
I'll be in touch.
And thank you.
Yup. Thank you. I'm good though. Maybe this summer once I gotta get back out n the yard. I imagine you'll still be getting them on the regular. If not, shoot I might be able to pull off an award winning grown get myself a collection going. We shall see. We are going to be having some fun this year.
You're the best
Right as rain
Thanks Jacob
Mmmm, nothing better than a French Press. I'll admit it...I'm a coffee snob and do the FP every day!
Roast my own beans too.
And that little note about roasting your own beans got you reps.
I used to travel into downtown Pittsburgh for my coffee to get it fresh roasted. Worth every minute of travel and the cost of the bus fare. Hmmmm...... then explain why you haven't made that trip lately Susan, but choose to buy Starbuck's. 
I'm gonna go with lazy. Yep, that works for me. Time for another cup. That's earlier than I have been doing a CAT drench - I've been waiting until the flowers are a bit more developped - so they look more like fuzz balls above the fan leaves than fuzz balls nestled in the tops of leaves - maybe 3 more days. I refer you to the masters at
Timing the cationic drench
This is one of the things neiko pointed out to me when we were in Jamaica. He hits his as soon as they get individual blossoms in place, but before they're what we all were calling "set". This works well in his garden, well enough that I'm replicating it in my own.
To be honest, I've always had a sense that I was missing the timing when I did the CAT, and that's including the last run, when I came closer to the newer guidelines Shiggity was suggesting. I'm still trying to figure out what works best in my garden.
My aloe mother is coming back after loosing ALL her roots and sitting in the dark for 2 months - resiliant plants
One of these days I'll get more soil and another dish with more of a horizontal profile for the one you sent me. I wasn't expecting to keep it in that small pot this long.
I lived in the sunset district of San Francisco in the 80s. Small, common wall houses with skylights and postage stamp back yards. There were magnificent 5 to 8 foot jade plants outdoors in the Sunset district - many of them planted by Japanese gardeners before WW2. Also jade plants in stores. We had a jade in the light well outside the dining room.
The house I rented was listed for $240K when I moved, which was either twice the price or half the size of houses in adjacent cities. Zillow now lists that house as $1400K - thats $1000 per square foot
Whoa! I'll have to go googling on the 8 ft jade plants. That would be spectacular.
What a nice gift. Thanks - The ladies of the house are big fans of stones and fossils.
Somehow I knew this.
I want to think on this and give you a more complete answer. She caught me off guard today with her unexpectedly pronounced scent. I've only grown three full out, but the number goes far beyond that with all the clones.
I'll get back to you later.
Afternoon Sue. I don't envy your mite problem. I hope you find a solution.
I appreciate the moral support RedDragon. I'm holding my breath waiting to get the tent scrubbed and disinfected. Being anal about cross-contamination concerns is a critical step. After I'm working with those two I shower completely and scrub my hair. Poor Emerald deserved better, but my sense is she's gonna give me nice, dense buds. Her scent right now rivals any I've grown in soil, although it's got a noticably sharper edge to the citrus.
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I've been purging possessions, and in doing so stumbled upon this delightful surprise.
Dale cut it by hand with a jeweler's saw and an impossibly thin blade. It's a snake in free form. I have no picture and no recollection of what it looked like assembled, other than coiled.
Here ya go.......... maybe someone can solve it. I know it's gonna take me a good while. Lol!
One of those things you hate to toss, but who wants it, or would know what to do with it?
Dale cut it by hand with a jeweler's saw and an impossibly thin blade. It's a snake in free form. I have no picture and no recollection of what it looked like assembled, other than coiled.
Here ya go.......... maybe someone can solve it.
I know it's gonna take me a good while. Lol!
One of those things you hate to toss, but who wants it, or would know what to do with it?
JuanCarlos
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I also think you are too early on Cat Drench Sue. Head over to the Cat Drench thread and that should help. I know the instructions mention Cat Drench too soon will effect yield, too late and it will effect taste.
Mmmm, nothing better than a French Press. I'll admit it...I'm a coffee snob and do the FP every day!
Roast my own beans too.
Echo the +reps on roasting your own coffee. I used to live near a coffee roaster ... in that San Francisco house ....
I've been purging possessions, and in doing so stumbled upon this delightful surprise.
Dale cut it by hand with a jeweler's saw and an impossibly thin blade. It's a snake in free form. I have no picture and no recollection of what it looked like assembled, other than coiled.
Here ya go.......... maybe someone can solve it.
One of those things you hate to toss, but who wants it, or would know what to do with it?
Spread out like that, it's almost impossible not to touch. I've been known to solve mixed up Rubik's cubes in stores, classrooms, auction tables - I thought I might loose my first corporate job because I was 'compelled' to solve Rubik's cubes and finish puzzles. Fortunately all the cubes were back then 3x3 so they only took a few minutes to solve.
A great puzzle there... I'd mail it back.
Aha! The woodgrain. 15 minutes, tops. I love fine work like that. I spent a few years working with Swarovski crystals, picking up flatbacks as small as 2mm with fingers alone, and setting them into fresh glue. Bought 'em 10 gross at a time. Did wedding pens, earrings, bracelets, clothing ... pageant shoes ...
That's admirable work.
I love fine work like that. I spent a few years working with Swarovski crystals, picking up flatbacks as small as 2mm with fingers alone, and setting them into fresh glue. Bought 'em 10 gross at a time. Did wedding pens, earrings, bracelets, clothing ... pageant shoes ...
That's admirable work.
You said "woodgrain" and the two pieces at each end of the semi-circle popped into place. I suspect you'd finish it in under 5 minutes.
With that background, have you watched the reality shows "Faceoff" and "Skin Wars"?
Next season - more glitter !
Good morning Sue!