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I didn't read the entire thread, but I would ask if his pots will get more than the 6 hours of sun the raised beds do, and if he can manage them the same way, e.g., put the same amount of time/care into them.   I grow both in-ground and in pots (5 gallon or larger). It's somewhat dependent on...

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Planted ramps. Nmlarson et al - put out my hummingbird feeder too! Didn't spot any yet. Spotted a broad wing hawk nest in the backyard. Will start hardening off tomorrow.

  Yeah, my dog slurps fish fertilizer from my watering can when I don't watch him. I'll add a dash of hot sauce next time to see what happens :P

I just noticed a local herb farm sells ramps. I may give them a shot. I'm not sure why I put the bed in this location in the first place, but I'll try to make the most of it. Before trying to move it.

I have one shaded bed in my yard. I've read that Asian greens grow well in shade. Stuff like pac choi. Anyone have experience with that, or any suggestions on growing edibles in mostly shade? Thanks

Getting my chickens used to me.  Reading up on what I can plant in a shade bed - apparently Asian greens work well. Getting ready to start hardening off all my seedlings.

  I was thinking tomatillo as well...

I only do gardening forums, the other stuff is too much work. And don't have much to sell. I sold excess honey through my wife at the gyms she goes to. Now I'm getting chickens. Same distribution chain for eggs.

Does the use of coconut oil really come through? Mask other flavors? That's interesting, cool recipe.

Germinating Mexican sunflower and marigold. Made butter chicken (Indian).

Was the plan to eat the pepper where you had few options/strategies or did someone dare you?

I really doubt if the article will stop anyone from eating super-hots. If anything, it will make people more curious. I don't think people would even stop if it made them shoot flames out of their a$$es. They'd probably see it as a neat party trick.

Good luck after the bumpy start.   What's your plan for isolation? Bagging whole plants? Individual flowers? Moving some plants to different locations?   That's going to be one of my big focuses for this year.

Some peppers sprawl outward like a thick shrub, while others shoot straight up and remain somewhat narrow. I have fit 6 peppers (3 habs, 3 sheepnose) in a 4x8 bed. The habs did outstanding, the sheepnose just pedestrian. I have had 1 ghost dominate a 4x4 bed where everything else was...

Made chicken paprikash.  Germinating calendula, parsley, nasturtium.

Germinating basil and cucuzzi. Made sourdough pizza from scratch. Thinking of the best slow-cook recipe for a nice 5-lb ham I bought locally...accepting suggestions :party: Watched Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. It's hilarious, for being about such a tragic topic.

As soon as they germinate to show the cotyledons (sometimes I remove the seed coat) in 2" soil blocks, they go in 4" pots until they go outside in May.