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Looking for term I heard but can not remember.  It is when you pull weeds in a row and then drape them between the plants as a weed barrier / mulch in place.  I think it was something and drape.  Any clue?

  On one hand, hens will lay eggs with out a rooster  But on the other hand, apple trees need a pollinator and do best with a cross pollinator.  I do not know if tomato need a pollinator to produce fruit, maybe they just need it for viable seeds.  Kind of a hmmm moment for me because of...

Weeding weeding weeding got to keep on weeding raw hide

Sneaky trick that works in KY and maybe other states.  We have a cottage industry law that DOES NOT let you sell commercially / across state lines but it does give you access to low dollar testing: $50.00 a pop via the university and extension office.  You can then use the testing as a road map...

I got wet with a side of wet. You?

  Now that there was funny.  But there is a good point to be had too.  When I need them, I buy primo from primo and butch t from butch t. Not only do you get the best dna, but it just seems right.  Results from both gentlemen have been fantastic.    With respect to the thing folk call the...

  I think it is like any dried spice.  It soaks up what ever it is on.  

Not only yes, but that is how most folk growing in isolation for purity of dna do it.  They either glue a flower shut, bag a branch, or bag the whole plant.  

So the company is selling slices of ketchup, but their name is slice of sauce.  I wonder how long till we get slice of hot sauce.  I like it. https://nowthisnews.com/videos/food/ketchup-now-comes-in-slices

I agree with Solid7 unless your grow room is fairly cold when you start.  Mine is because the heavy lights dont come on till the first batch of seeds are a few inches up and out of the medium.  For those first few rounds or for really pesky seeds with low germination rates, I use chicken...

I am in the business.  We do sell seeds, but the great majority of our business is fresh peppers.  So I think I am in a good place to judge seed folk.  I have never been disappointing with the quality of stock or service from PepperLover.com.  I have also had great service and results from Jim...

Baby bird did not make it.  She passed this AM.  She was warm, but it was horribly humid from bad rain.  Not sure if that is what did it or not, but nothing else changed.  Not warmth or food.  Daughter is devastated.  I got her out of it by suggesting we dedicate part of the barn to rescue, get...

I could not find a nest anywhere near where I found her.  I have never had good luck trying to save these little critters.  But it is a day and a half.  She is eating, drinking, and almost standing.  She is very active, demanding food every hour or so.  

Scramasax with bog oak hilt.

Ah ha.  Ye, that is different.  I can see unscrupulous folk doing something like that.

We are too rural for newspaper delivery, but I remember before we moved out here they were getting rid of kids.  Someone in Ohio decided it was too dangerous for kids to deliver the newspaper.  It really does seem like society is hell bent against kids having jobs.

  Ya know, I never put that together.  Sometimes plants will pod up before I get them transplanted.  Then once planted, they stop and go back to growing vegatativley.  Root bound triggers flowering.  Why didnt I figure that out?  Thank you.

I have never grown it, so googled some pictures.  Now I want to.  Thing is, the photos seem to show plants that produce pods almost right out of the ground.  If this is really how the thing grows, I have gotta grow it next season. https://www.gardenbetty.com/a-wee-little-pepper-called-filius-blue/