Not much to add, but really sorry to hear this. This on top of the barn accident makes for a rough few months.
Thanks coach!!! Just keep plugging along!!coachspencerxc said:Not much to add, but really sorry to hear this. This on top of the barn accident makes for a rough few months.
Thank you Grant what can I say "tears" y'all rock nice to belong to a community like THP!!!grantmichaels said:ugh!
well, unless the pestilence deprives me, i'll have plenty of pods for you in a few months ...
i ordered more plants than i planned ...
Thank you Pfeffer once again a community that should hold its head high!!!! Pepper people are the greatest around the world!!!!! And you my friend are a prime example !! thank you again!!Pfeffer said:From this side of the ocean I can't help you on the way with live plants or edibles, though I'm willing to send a care package with some rare wilds to get you on your way next season. It should get you some nice trading material for the following season. They won't be in time to grow this season, but you might be able to grow them over the winter. Just PM your address, no need to send anything in return. I'm sure that some pepper folk from your area can spare some peppers and/or tomatoes, considering you are a regular here.
Thanks !!! I hear ya brother!!!! Yeah the people here are the best hands down took a downer of a day an turned it into a happier one by far !!ronaldo_fanbelt said:A good ass whoopin sounds like it's in order. Salvage what you can. Good luck with the rest of your grow and it sounds like some of the more experienced members on here will take care of you.
great to see !juanitos said:https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction!input.action?tLabels=9405903699300392619832
3 tomatoes and an aji pineapple.
Hawaiianero said:Keep it together Old Salty, having a drink after one year sober is gonna hurt you more than the loss of your garden.
If you got a lot of kids in your neighborhood chances are the good kids will know who the little bastards are and tell their parents and hopefully the truth will trickle back down to you.
Karma is a BITCH and I experienced both sides of her from choices I made in the past so I'm pretty sure those little f**kers are going to get theirs one way or another.
Tomato plants are pretty tough and even if you just have the root balls they will grow back pretty quick. Cucumbers not so much, they're kinda fragile.
Somebody did a midnight stroll through my garden one year that made me put traps out but I guess my ranting the next morning let anybody within a 2 mile radius know to stay out of my yard because nobody came back. Pretty simple and fairly harmless.
Dig a hole or holes the size of foil pans. Fill the pans up with bright orange or red dye. Add in some really stinky-assed organic fertilizer and a little vegetable oil to help it stick. Cover it with tin foil and put a light layer of soil or mulch or whatever to make it blend in. Just remember, you don't want to put anything harmful like nails laced in Pure Evil as it could end in legal repercussions you don't need.
Next time if it happens again, the stench should cause some kind of commotion that you might hear. And the bonus is, some kid is gonna have to explain his colored shoe at the very least to his parents. Guaranteed ass-whooping in my neighborhood.
In any case, keep strong and stay spicy.
Thank you geeme and I appreciate your kind words my friend! I've been working all day to repair what I can for now. Yes SC is a blessing for the fantastic weather. Sorry all my cold weather brothers and sisters .geeme said:Very sorry to hear of this and yes, please call the cops. They may not be able to do anything about it now, but it will be one more notch in the belt when they finally do catch whoever did it.
I know I would be very angry, if I were in your shoes, too. However, as someone transplanted from Houston to Los Angeles to Cleveland (OH), I am looking at the fact that you live in SC as a blessing in this situation - you DO Have time to recover. Here we can't even plant out for another two months. Lots of us are willing to help out how we can, be it seeds, plants, pods, whatever, to help reclaim the season. PM me your addy and I will help how I can. But also try to calm down and put things in a different perspective - try to focus on the good that the members here are offering. All is not lost for long.
Unbelievable people!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Unbelievable community.capsidadburn said:Very sad indeed! I wish you all the success on the rebound. Hope you catch the rascal hooligans!
Great community support!
Thank you Hawaiianero!!! ya got me laughing love that little booby trap!! Haha would be a hoot to see!!Hawaiianero said:Keep it together Old Salty, having a drink after one year sober is gonna hurt you more than the loss of your garden.
If you got a lot of kids in your neighborhood chances are the good kids will know who the little bastards are and tell their parents and hopefully the truth will trickle back down to you.
Karma is a BITCH and I experienced both sides of her from choices I made in the past so I'm pretty sure those little f**kers are going to get theirs one way or another.
Tomato plants are pretty tough and even if you just have the root balls they will grow back pretty quick. Cucumbers not so much, they're kinda fragile.
Somebody did a midnight stroll through my garden one year that made me put traps out but I guess my ranting the next morning let anybody within a 2 mile radius know to stay out of my yard because nobody came back. Pretty simple and fairly harmless.
Dig a hole or holes the size of foil pans. Fill the pans up with bright orange or red dye. Add in some really stinky-assed organic fertilizer and a little vegetable oil to help it stick. Cover it with tin foil and put a light layer of soil or mulch or whatever to make it blend in. Just remember, you don't want to put anything harmful like nails laced in Pure Evil as it could end in legal repercussions you don't need.
Next time if it happens again, the stench should cause some kind of commotion that you might hear. And the bonus is, some kid is gonna have to explain his colored shoe at the very least to his parents. Guaranteed ass-whooping in my neighborhood.
In any case, keep strong and stay spicy.
Wow juanitos!!!!!!! Your to to to kind my friend. Will reciprocate with a bottle of something special!!!juanitos said:https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction!input.action?tLabels=9405903699300392619832
3 tomatoes and an aji pineapple.
Thanks brother it's unbelievable!!! Just blown away not much gets this old salt but Dammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm this is like nothing I've ever experiencedSmokenFire said:Tough loss kid. Hold tight, this crew is already lending hands
One of my neighbor's has already lent a hand with clean up and his son's are coming over Monday to help again. Couple of local buddies came by and offered help and some supplies. Farmer friend has offered to replace cucumber plants and the trellis as well. Did call the cops though asked if they could finger print my plants.geeme said:One more thought - call your local news outlets, as they love to air stories like this. That might also lead to additional, local, help that you need right now - you need local people to volunteer to replant, for example.
And Thank You!! I'm not going back down that road but days like this it sure looks like the best answer!!Hawaiianero said:Keep it together Old Salty, having a drink after one year sober is gonna hurt you more than the loss of your garden.
If you got a lot of kids in your neighborhood chances are the good kids will know who the little bastards are and tell their parents and hopefully the truth will trickle back down to you.
Karma is a BITCH and I experienced both sides of her from choices I made in the past so I'm pretty sure those little f**kers are going to get theirs one way or another.
Tomato plants are pretty tough and even if you just have the root balls they will grow back pretty quick. Cucumbers not so much, they're kinda fragile.
Somebody did a midnight stroll through my garden one year that made me put traps out but I guess my ranting the next morning let anybody within a 2 mile radius know to stay out of my yard because nobody came back. Pretty simple and fairly harmless.
Dig a hole or holes the size of foil pans. Fill the pans up with bright orange or red dye. Add in some really stinky-assed organic fertilizer and a little vegetable oil to help it stick. Cover it with tin foil and put a light layer of soil or mulch or whatever to make it blend in. Just remember, you don't want to put anything harmful like nails laced in Pure Evil as it could end in legal repercussions you don't need.
Next time if it happens again, the stench should cause some kind of commotion that you might hear. And the bonus is, some kid is gonna have to explain his colored shoe at the very least to his parents. Guaranteed ass-whooping in my neighborhood.
In any case, keep strong and stay spicy.
Thank you sirex!!!! Was just doing a little self imploding!! But pulled out of the storm I was heading for!!sirex said:Way to go THP. That's the chile head spirit.
Whoa whoa whoa....
Salty. I know there is a difference between WANTING a drink and obsessing over one.
Don't let this molehill turn your life into a mountain my brother.
Don't drink. Speaking from 4.7 years clean here my bro. This shit ain't worth it.
The gift you-shoot all of us- get from being a member of this awesome community outweighs anything a drink or a drug offers you after you've made a decision to stay clean.
All right. Stepping down off my soapbox.
You guys are awesome.
Thanks JHP really hope they get theirs someday!!! Worked all day yesterday to put things back in order clean up complete just have a little rebuilding then back to planting!!JoynersHotPeppers said:Sorry someone stooped to that level, very uncool and hope karma pays them a visit.