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Honestly, I let slip what the contents were when I was being friendly with the lady, there's a fair chance that happened; please post a picture of what the package looks like when/if it arrives.       

B-Train is on the way!  

Holy cow... it took me 7 hours to go through it all xD there's gotta be at least 140 different varieties in the B train.  Train just got Vac sealed so it can fit back in a mailer xD and is getting back on the tracks right now!   I'll update tracking when I get back from dropping it off.   ...

ahhh sorry guys i'm just sitting down to go through all the seeds; had some stuff come up with one of our processors that ive been dealing with and has been giving me crippling anxiety. it's an incredible amount to go through but I got the next 2 days off work and will have it out tomorrow :)

got the train!!! it'll be out in a day or two :)

What are the images supposed to be by peoples' names? i can't see them

HOLY COW!!!! I AM SO HAPPY THIS IS STILL GOING ON!!!!! I would like to be added to the list!!!    I lost almost my entire seed collection in a move and am starting to build up again. I have some neat things I can add in :) 

ACS1- You're probably right with broad mite as main culprit. Each type of mite has unique toxins from the next which make the leaves curl in varying manners. Curiosity and anecdotal experience is what drives scientific progression.   From what i've seen, broad mite toxins make the foliage twist...

That's thrips.  It's not uncommon to have a couple different pests at the same time- you probably have all of the things and that's why it's so frustrating. Also, the soap and neem work well together because neem is oil, soap is a surfactant and helps emulsify the oil droplets while you're...

Spot on except for this part- physics dictates that the colors we see are actually reflected and the rest are absorbed- green frequency photons are bouncing off the leaves.   Also, there are dimmable 315's that could help with mitigating brightness issues, and folks in florida use shade cloths-...

Hemp is a species of Cannabis. Under the plasticulture model shown in the picture, you can attain $20-60,000 gross profit at harvest.    

Well... I am a consultant for it if anyone is interested. I just spent the last 3 years getting an agronomy degree at VT, after this site got me into peppers and interested in larger scale ag. My partner ran the state trials and got his masters in industrial hemp production.

Is anyone in Virginia and growing hemp??? Or does anyone want to?

gotcha! i'm really interested to see how that works for you :)

could you get a pet skunk and use it like a spray gun of death on his car door handles and doorknob? maybe accidentally toss it through his window? maybe leave a 5 gallon bucket of milk in the sun with some old greasy rotting chicken legs for good flavoring? use a shovel to toss dog turds on his...

I do the big cages you're talking about... you'll have to gently weave them back inside. It works really well but after a while it blots out the sun for the inner leaves so they gotta get snipped or they just drain energy from the plant. They'll reach the top of the cage and form a mushroom like...

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Thanks for your insight everyone! It's very helpful... I got a little discouraged with how much startup costs would be, but this is something that makes me seriously happy so i'm going to try and pursue it.   I'll let you all know how it goes... I have to get the farmers market people to come...

wow. looks like a little electric fence might be in order.

when there was no internet and everything was from a mail order catalog. when cars sounded good and were made from metal instead of plastic.   when monarch butterflies were everywhere