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I doubt runoff is a very accurate indicator of pH anyhow. What water did you use to test the runoff? Why do you think it's a pH problem? Yellowing can be a host of things including over-watering and under-watering.   I don't use ACT's anymore but never had any problems when I did. I used only...

Great stuff! I wouldn't grow some plants without it.  

If it doesn't affect my plants I let it live as it's all part of the balance of nature. ;)

Interesting. Certainly not around here but CA has a diverse population of critters from the Oregon border down to the border of Mexico. I would imagine those would be down south.

Glad we don't have these monsters here. :shocked:   http://www.foxsanantonio.com/news/features/top-stories/stories/giant-texas-redhead-centipede-spotted-garner-state-park-14000.shtml

Never heard of him, sorry.

Having an Arrogant Bastard as we speak. :cheers:

Who's Ed Currie?

Today is the last day of work for the week and we have a three day weekend. :)

Yes this is the Bocking cultivar I bought from Coe's Comfrey in NC. I would never plant native comfrey as its too prolific and will take over the area it's planted in.

Thank God for CA! OMG, did I just say that? :crazy:

Uhhhhh, ever heard of "lock out, tag out" dummkopf! :banghead:   http://www.ctvnews.ca/sci-tech/robot-kills-worker-at-volkswagen-plant-in-germany-1.2449237

Hows the water level in Lake Sonoma hogleg? I haven't bass fished there in years.

My sister-in-law in MN says the mosquitos are so bad there that people raise bats to eat them.

Yeah it's real hot out in the valley. You have A/C though right?

I am in Hayward.

Get a bee handler suit bro. ;) The mosquito population is very light here because of the drought.

It was 93.4 at my house yesterday and hit 106 in Livermore which is about 20 miles or so inland. Supposed to be a couple of degrees hotter today. :( The worst part is most of us do not have A/C in this area so it's miserable.

This is 10 days after replanting. What an amazingly resilient plant comfrey is.  

Just remember that once it's well established comfrey is almost impossible to get rid of. ;)