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If that is the harvest slim model, they do make one that allows up to 23 starts. https://www.aerogarden.com/aerogarden-seed-starting-system-for-aerogarden-harvest-slim-models.html

Do you mean the A train? Looks like you already had the B train.    

Lol. I didn't care much for the flavor, but it is similar to most superhots that I've tried. A blast of fresh fruit taste in the beginning, then screaming hot shortly thereafter which overwhelms your taste buds.   The way I enjoy most superhots is dried and powdered, then sprinkled onto food in...

A mild, soapy flavor, not unlike Ivory. With a blast of fruitiness before the heat kicks in, then hints of battery acid. Not nearly as assertive as Irish Spring or Dawn with lemon. Is that better? :P    

Now you are talking! I really hope the Chiefs can hold it together this season. They hit a rough patch about half way through, but look like they are hitting on all cylinders now.    

Way, way hot, and I think the taste is a little on the soapy side.

What a dick move by the alleged whistle blower. I guess someone likes to think they always know better than you.    

Sorry, Pats fans. But dynasties have to end sometime, and in this age of free agents and parity, it is surprising that New England has been so good for so long. But take comfort in the fact that Belichick and Brady are the GOAT, and I've never seen heart and dedication from such players as...

The Chiefs went! And thank you Dolphins!

Thanks Paul. I never could really tell if I was in 6a or 6b on the USDA maps I looked at, but this map makes it clear that I'm in 6a.    

I had no idea you could find Manzanos around here. I checked every place in town about 7 years ago, but I guess there are some new carnicerias since I last checked. Good to know.

Welcome to the madness. I am in the same zone, I think. I stagger my starts. Pubescens are started Thanksgiving weekend. I start Chinenses right after new years, and I start annuums and tomatoes around St. Patrick's day. Typically all plants go to my outdoor greenhouse towards the end of March...

Oh no! The streams have crossed!

Well, while I like to support global trade, this thread points out why it is a good idea to support your local, domestic seed sellers. I will still try to import seeds once in a while with my permit, but having seeds shipped to an inspection station first, only to be confiscated if they aren't...

At long last, I located the letter. I have attached it below. Sorry I could not figure out how to save it as an image.    

A second welcome from Topeka, and from a MCBJ!

Yes, I do have them. Thanks.

That is pretty funny. Here is one from my old employer that is pretty humerous   https://youtu.be/t09ghYxFZ5M

Congrats to the winners, and thanks Garth!

A train headed out to CraftyFox in WI tomorrow. Tracking No. 9405503699300155251158