Hez
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Hiya, Folks, sorry haven't been active posting. The site is the Encyclopedia Britannica of growing and plant care and I've just been reading. Besides the standard try to grow one on the windowsill of mid teens, I didn't try a serious grow until after serving in the Navy in SE Asia with stops in places like Kenya and Sri Lanka. I made it a point to save seeds my last deployment way back when. My "techniques" are pretty much Mesozoic reading all your postings LOL.
Currently, once again, growing indoors with 35 plants of 4 varieties, sex unknown at this time. I've lived in the city the last 22 years, so outdoor is sort of out. A few friends and myself trade seeds. Breed my own seed stock by saving a couple males, one each of females and putting them in the back.. I make them blend in with my other gardens. The wood bees that live in a post out front really get attracted to them..
Maybe an old dog CAN learn new tricks.Peace out and a healthy harvest.
Currently, once again, growing indoors with 35 plants of 4 varieties, sex unknown at this time. I've lived in the city the last 22 years, so outdoor is sort of out. A few friends and myself trade seeds. Breed my own seed stock by saving a couple males, one each of females and putting them in the back.. I make them blend in with my other gardens. The wood bees that live in a post out front really get attracted to them..
Maybe an old dog CAN learn new tricks.Peace out and a healthy harvest.
