Roguejim said:
So, if the ammonia is high, let it steep longer until the odor dissipates?
Pretty much! In this update you'll see what happens when you play it a little reckless, as I did, and use it regardless of the urine
JoeFish said:
Listen to the single. I like. Looking forward to more.
Jeff H said:
Single sounds good.
AWESOME. Just played a killer acoustic set last night at a coffee shop in Newnan. Got two, back to back shows this coming weekend as well! Thanks for checking us out! We've put a lot of time and effort into producing this album independently and we haven't quite realized the fruits of our labor, but I believe we are starting to! People seem really receptive and welcoming of us so far
Im excited!
NOW..... onto the things I'm ACTUALLY good at! lol
GARDENING!!! 
UPDATE TIME
Brought the babies out for a SUN KISS today and made the peppers part ways with their herbal and tomato counterparts
Couldn't bring myself to put the peppers into the plot just yet, on account of the storms and wet weather we are probably going to get this week and next. It never fails, that as soon as I transplant all my beautiful pepper seedlings, a t-storm comes a rollin' and I get pelted with hail, so not this year I say!
But here is a visual update on their progress thus far.
MOA Scotch Bonnets (can't wait to taste these babies!)
Tony Tennyson's Jalapeno (extreme corking) *** you'll note the light leaf curl due to my rather
aggressive use of urine soaked rabbit poo. No biggie though, in one week it will be but a faint memory....
Aji Chunco (2014 Growdown contestants)
Holy Mole
The great Rooster Spur (crazy nodes as usual!)
As I said, the tomatoes, herbs, and collards went into the plot today.
BeefMasters and a couple Cherry
Artemesia Absinthium and Pontica (for the absinthe garden) as Mrs. Guru waters the collards in the background
Here's a little surprise for the boys and girls over in the "2014 Growdown Glog"
One special Aji Chuncho will be going into the HUGE plot of whats left of the compost pile. That pile is ALL property of one pepper plant. Once leveled out somewhat, a two foot tall by 12 foot 'round pile of YEARS of compost and well decomposed mulch will aid in assuring the optimum growing environment for this lucky plant.
I've also got sweet banana, Yellow 7 Pot, Yellow Bhut and Bhut Jolokia that have emerged and just got transplanted into 1 gallon containers to join the staging crew downstairs under the HPS
On the other side of things, this year I experienced abnormally low germination rates, which may be a blessing in the long run with such a consolidated plot. This year was the first time I've ever used those peat cells and I don't believe I ever will again. There was major mold issues under the surface of the soil that I can only attribute to the use of those peat cells. This has caused me to miss out on a few peppers and herbs I really wanted to grow. So, I'll be starting another tray, but this time I'm just using clean plastic and hand mixed seed starting medium. Still have anise, fennel and a few unmentionables to sprout.
A little bird told me we're in for another wet summer, so at least watering won't be a huge issue anytime soon. I'll get the drip system installed within the next two weeks none the less.
Hope everyone is having a great season so far and stay tuned for more updates
