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i made a greenhouse

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#141
It takes a confident person to show their "less than stellar attempts". Maybe these ladies will surprise the shit out of you when the warm weather & sunshine start working their magic!
 
#142
GI JO said:
It takes a confident person to show their "less than stellar attempts".
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Thanks :)
I never thought of my self as "Confident"...I just wing it and Sometimes get lucky...lol'

But I guess, Im not afraid to fail in front of the whole internet..:confused:
Its all about Learning what works,,,and what wont...
I like to share the experience ;)

Maybe these ladies will surprise the shit out of you when the warm weather & sunshine start working their magic
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Thats what Im counting on :)
If the weather Stays this good for a while...they will be loving Life...Me too. :)
Suppose to be in the 70's tomorrow :cool:
 
#143
caregiverken said:
This is how Care Giver Ken Rolls on MLK day;)

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Lets watch them Stretch :) (fingers crossed)
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Thats a bad ass ladder you have there. I gotta get me one of those I hate extension ladders the whole leaning thing I always get my knees shaking thinking im just gonna lean wrong and go over backwards ladder and all.
 
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Amber said:
I agree and I live by the "once in a while...." quote and also "without love in a dream it will never come true." Keep with it I think they are gonna shine for ya.
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hey amber, diggin your grateful greenhouse, very inspiring and great words to live by, plants gotta love those jams as well
peacentreez:D
 
#146
Did I forget to tell you that we finally got one of the rats? And that I finally cooked up the mature squash they'd been eating, and discovered why they found it better than anything else we were putting on the baits? Seriously, this is the best squash I've ever had.

You'll see that the rat is lying dead next to the trap, but nothing of the rat was actually caught *in* the trap. That's a quick & crafty rat. Based on the previous snapped traps and how this guy looks, I think that he got whacked by the trap, but was quick enough to stay out of it altogether.
Unfortunately, it's also a wood rat, and it's known that kissing bugs tend to use their nests, so we've gotta wage a little rat war. I would love to have another (friendly) cat, but I've been nixed by the Husband Dept. on that one. So, he gets to lay traps for the rats.

Mine was the last squash this one ever had.
 

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#147
wow Yeah Sea, That is a Big one...You guys Need a deadlier rat trap ;)
something with teeth or electric shock ..lol

No cats :(
I love all 15 of our kitties :confused:

Maybe Your Hubby will let you have one of these in the basement?
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#150
sinse you are flipping for the race to the equinox. and the plants and yields are small. have you considered pollination? just the way i think. i'm a tarnished silver lining kinda guy. off topic sea you sure have big rats. 10* here this am havent checked the GH. am hopeful
 
#151
Could be record High Temps here today. The forecast says 73 degrees :D

Dr bay; There is always that possibility:) ...I dont have any mature males right now..
But I have seedlings growing;)
 
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caregiverken said:
wow Yeah Sea, That is a Big one...You guys Need a deadlier rat trap ;)
something with teeth or electric shock ..lol

No cats :(
I love all 15 of our kitties :confused:

Maybe Your Hubby will let you have one of these in the basement?
giant_pet_snake_05.jpg
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You know what? I've been wracking my brain trying to figure out how to get any kind of snake active during these months up here, as well as how to get more king, gopher, garden and black racers into my gardens during growing months. I just don't run into many snakes out here, not very many at all. Hell, if I could find a rattler I'd relocate it to my garden and just be cognizant. In fact, that gives me an idea with regard to the fucking rippers.....

Oh.... oh my... it's terrible but beautiful at the same time.
 
#153
Seamaiden said:
You know what? I've been wracking my brain trying to figure out how to get any kind of snake active during these months up here, as well as how to get more king, gopher, garden and black racers into my gardens during growing months. I just don't run into many snakes out here, not very many at all. Hell, if I could find a rattler I'd relocate it to my garden and just be cognizant. In fact, that gives me an idea with regard to the fucking rippers.....

Oh.... oh my... it's terrible but beautiful at the same time.
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Not a bad idea, you know anyone with a mentality to rip a garden would run scared to there mother after stumbling upon one.
 
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Amber said:
Not a bad idea, you know anyone with a mentality to rip a garden would run scared to there mother after stumbling upon one.
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RIGHT? :D They'd definitely go to the hospital I would think, at least. That would make them very easy to spot.

Now, just gotta round up some rattlesnakes. I've got rats to feed 'em!
 
#155
if any ripper's are reading this;
I have lots of Rattle snakes here..:D
And no doupt they will like that Greenhouse ;)
 
#157
Next round is looking far better, are you amending with prilled dolomite lime? That stuff takes care of any potential pH problems so you can rule them out when troubleshooting. For future runs, I'd also suggest adding a layer of coco on the top and bottom to assist in drainage, as well as elevating your tables off the ground; this will keep the roots warmer/happier, and allow the runoff to drain away from the rhizosphere into buckets where you can test ph and ppm.

Keep Killin' it Ken!
 
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