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Fun to watch your glog, TX, keep em coming )

Transplanted 2 of my better ones, to clear solo cups.  Did not know if the light would hurt the roots or not through the clear cup so i put inside other cups i had to protect from light, any info if this is good or bad please would be appreciated.  Filled cups about 3/4 with fresh happy frog...

Honestly don't know my recipe since it is kinda just improvised everytime.  However it is something like this.... Brown meat, drain grease, put fresh garlic, dried thyme, dried oregeno, pepper flakes, black pepper, salt, bay leaves into pan to bloom the flavors (except the fresh basil), put in...

We use that pepper vinegar mainly on Salmon patties.  Also good to add some to give a kick to some traditional southern cucumber and onions (tomatoes optional) in vinegar.

I may use 1 plant this year and try out a double 5 gal bucket method and put a mix of MasterBlend, Epsom Salt, and Calcium Nitrate as the nutes. Others just going into straight dirt.

I'm new to growing but think N is for general plant growth, P is for blooming. 

Geeme, friend that used to make Chocolate Crinkle Cookies would refrigerate the dough for a little bit then shape into balls and roll in granulated sugar then convectioners sugar.  She made beautiful crinkle cookies and said something about the granulated sugar protects the convectioners sugar...

Tomato plants are doing much better lol.

Good plant is growing nicely, looks like it is starting to sprout more leaves above the first set of true leaves.   This is the ugly one I'm hoping will correct itself after being stuck in the seed husk for a while after sprouting. I see new growth so that is good /shrug.   And third plant is...

Only things I am starting with this year for my first year are 3 MoA Scotch Bonnet plants (seeds from Juanitos) and 2 Orange Roussollini tomatoes (seeds from MIgardener).

Guess I will document my growing.  Feast or Famine I could learn from it either way.  Got a late start to my plants for my first year growing.    Medium = Fox Farms Happy Frog Water = Natural Spring Water (grocery store, 2gal for a 2 dollars) Light = 4' T8 single 6500k bulb.   So it...

Check your local nurseries. some carry a variety of peppers, and reapers don't seem uncommon here in Oklahoma to find at vendors.

Alligators may store their food deep below stuff to prevent floating due to the water on the bottom usually being colder (to preserve the catch) and am sure a brining effect or softening of the carcass.  Natives Americans used to store food underwater also like this to prevent spoilage since...

True leaves starting to form!!  

A lot of cities/towns have compost piles.  You could also check stockyards areas if your city has one. You may check locally or in the surrounding suburb areas for this.  Usually it is free to those who want it as long as they shovel it themselves, and a minor charge if you want them to load...

I think that may be the smart play also, learn to walk before you run kinda thing.

Mosquito farms )

Soil looks pretty wet.  But this is my first year growing so not sure

Thank you, kinda fun to have them sprouting a few days from each other for my first grow.  I get to see them at different stages next to each other )  Already learning from just the sprouting.

I thought this video was interesting, don't know if they work but interesting none the less.  Note - the neem oil he uses is 100% cold pressed, he has another video talking about how most you buy on shelves they separate the insecticide portion out of the neem oil and sell it to you differently...