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Thanks, hopefully this year turns out better than the last couple, still working the ground for the garden. Hope your doing well with your starters.   Thanks MW, was not intending to get the germination rates I did with the seeds as old as they were.   Thanks Chuck, think I'm all set on seeds...

Thought I'd have a go at some bread making last weekend....Picked up a book a while back so still learning     I started with a white bread with polish   here is after mixing..   and after 15 hours...   Proofing..   After the bake..   and finally....Dinner!!!   I was pretty proud how it...

Here we go with another year, been meaning for so long to get some info here. Finally have a chance, so time to get all caught up.   Started the following about the second week in Jan..   Trinidad Scorpion Mustard--2 Hungarian Wax--2 Murici--2 Rooster Spur--2 Red Manzano--2 Carolina Reaper--3...

#16 for me, thanks Chris

Looks like your off to a great start, I personally haven't used the PH perfect nutes before. Ive been using the flora series with good results though just following manufacturers suggested feeding charts. So for you here is a link that may help you out...

Great list Chuck, good to see you getting going over there. I started mine about two weeks ago and am already pulling the weaker seedlings out. Best of luck to you this year.   :cheers:    

Adding a fan will help too

Nice list Scott, best of luck this season, looks like your off to a great start with the seedlings. Too bad about the freeze really liked those pineapples in your glog. Have you grow the Manzano before? Still haven't had a chance to try that one, I started one in the hydroponics set-up and its...

Donation in good buddy, welcome to Colorado   :cheers:

I plan to be home this summer so will defiantly have the garden thing going, I'm looking to get a rototiller attachment for the tractor and see how that works out. I usually have some seeds in dirt about now, really need to get going on that. Been preoccupied on digging out my homebrew...

happy birthday Chuck! :dance:  :bday:  :cheers:

Sorry for really late response here Chuck but the buckets are from home depot and the lids are from a local grow store, fitted for 5 gallon buckets.   So update on the hydroponics is I did make another set up with 2" holes but the bulkheads leaked a bit and I didn't them enough to run in my...

This is a really good idea, would really be amazing to see on a global stage

Thought this was interesting............   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uI7aHhy8tyU

Nice idea, plant in air prune does look lot better than one in traditional soil. Will you be making the diy pot bigger as the plant grows? I would guess if left in its current state there will soon not be enough room for the roots as the plants grow?   Some good info here...

Eat a few spoonfulls of peanut butter.   Good info from Nigel.......   "Capsaicin and it`s metabolites are fat-soluble chemicals, insoluble in water, not proteins. They can bind to proteins non-specifically, but prefer to be where it`s oily or fatty. There are enzymes in the stomach that can...

I like the only comment on the link......   sigmund Posted on October 18, 2016 Yet another inexplicable American obsession. Why did anyone even have to cultivate a species so hot? I don’t have any problems with hot pepper or food, yet I find it difficult to comprehend why on earth anybody would...

would a pig in a blanket be considered a sandwich? :think:

Been meaning to get an update in here for a while, I am three weeks into the hydroponics set-up and so far am happy with the results im getting. There is still some kinks I need to work through but its going well. First I started with 1/2" tubing throughout the system. When the pump is...

not for what you are making, just some salt and pepper