RootFarmer's 2024 Outdoor Organic Grow Journal

[RootFarmer]

Like a beaver and a rat had a demon child ffs.

 

[Oldchucky]

I looked on Wikipedia, and Louisiana has had big problems with them, as well as a lot of states! But the part on Louisiana said they are supposed to be pretty good eating! And I sure wouldn’t want them getting anywhere near my plants. Keep your eyes open for sign! And keep your 22 handy with some kind of light. You may need a hunting license, but I think you can kill them at will!

 

[RootFarmer]

They are protected here. Can't even trap and relocate.

 

[Oldchucky]

That’s crazy! Every place else considers him a major threat to the environment! An invasive species that needs to be eliminated! Would be like California and Texas protecting feral hogs! I think Oregon is getting as flaky as Callie! You just be ready to blast in case you get up at midnight and go out and see a couple! Oregon be damned!

 

[Oldchucky]

Hope the plant is looking OK so far!

 

[Organic13]

What do I do about nutria?

Official Government Site of Albany, Oregon

www.albanyoregon.gov

Can't imagine why an invasive species would be protected. I attached this, but it is from 2019. Maybe check your state website for a more recent report. Seems to me like you can definitely kill them.

Hope your plant heals. Your plants are beautiful. .

Cinnamon is an incredible natural fungicide.

 

[Oldchucky]

What do I do about nutria?

Official Government Site of Albany, Oregon

www.albanyoregon.gov

Can't imagine why an invasive species would be protected. I attached this, but it is from 2019. Maybe check your state website for a more recent report. Seems to me like you can definitely kill them.

Hope your plant heals. Your plants are beautiful. .

Cinnamon is an incredible natural fungicide.

Man, you nailed it organic 13! Way to Ferret out the correct information! It’s open season, baby!

 

[cbrians]

Man, you nailed it organic 13! Way to Ferret out the correct information! It’s open season, baby!

don’t you doubt women sir

 

[RootFarmer]

Thanks everyone. So far, she's holding up.

 

[RootFarmer]

What do I do about nutria?

Official Government Site of Albany, Oregon

www.albanyoregon.gov

Can't imagine why an invasive species would be protected. I attached this, but it is from 2019. Maybe check your state website for a more recent report. Seems to me like you can definitely kill them.

Hope your plant heals. Your plants are beautiful. .

Cinnamon is an incredible natural fungicide.

Thanks for that.

 

[Galgrows]

Off subject here RootFarmer hope you don't mind? My sister lives Central Point near Medford. Huge ass bust there 15,000 plants greenhouses and processing areas.

 

[Oldchucky]

Oregon is rife with cartel operations! For that one that got popped there will be two or three that don’t! It’s factored in! Sadly, that is where a lot of the trafficked humans wind up!

 

[Galgrows]

Oregon is rife with cartel operations! For that one that got popped there will be two or three that don’t! It’s factored in! Sadly, that is where a lot of the trafficked humans wind up!

Yes that's true.

 

[RootFarmer]

Not sure how much I'll get done today. Only an hour of sleep yesterday and 3 last night. It's now day 5 in a row with a migraine. My muscle spasms have been pretty bad lately, thus the lack of sleep and doing repairs and trussing my plants yesterday didn't really help matters. Gonna water, make a sacrifice to the weed gods and rack up.

Have a stony day farmers!


(Thought posted this hours ago)

 

[Oldchucky]

Yes that's true.

Yeah, they get it all processed dried, packaged, loaded into U-Haul or what not and take it back and unloaded in places like ten……….uh uh Kentucky and Alabama and Indiana!

 

[Mikedin]

Lookin good fam!

 

[Oldchucky]

Yo, rootfarmer You are awake! Everything looking golden?

 

[RootFarmer]

Yo, rootfarmer You are awake! Everything looking golden?

Hey Chucky, I'm still kicking names and taking ass.

 

[Oldchucky]

Suh-wheat!!!

 

[Thatoneguyyouknow_]

The power of cinnamon I had no idea last year and now it's part of my topdress every time. You can also ferment it and spray it

cinnamon is an old trick us cacti and succulent growers picked up for keeping mold and bacteria off just about any plant wound lol. Very handy stuff

Every time i take a column cutting from my cacti i always hit the cut with cinnamon. Helps it callus cleaner and faster for rooting.