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Keeping our fingers crossed.
AlabamaJack
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excellent...hope all survive for you...
I know were your coming from PP, my 1 year old tries to do it all the time, I'll have to set up an electric fence......and maybe some land mines
JungleRain said:
I say go with the land mines for sure hahaha... my niece just pulled out 6 of my orange hab seedlings, and completely destroyed them lol... oh well at least it was just the orange habs and nothing else!
well as of this morning it looks like I'm for certain going to lose 5. Not too bad - he pulled about 22 total. of the 5 I tossed this morning 4 of them were Bishop Crowns, the other was unknown. This actually is ok cause I have extra Bishop Crown seeds so I'm going to start them over. Back to square 1 for bishop crown....
That stinks about you're plants. I'm having a child on the way and lord knows she may do the same thing
. All hope isn't lost though. Last year I had a plant hardening off in the bed of my truck. I lived in a top floor apartment with no direct sunlight. I'd take my plants out everyday to harden them off in the bed of my truck out in the parking lot. Pain, but it worked. I had one that had a late start hardening off in the bed of my truck and I forgot about it. I drove all of the way to the grocery store and back before I realized it was back there. It was limp, beat up and laying in the bed with no dirt and some roots were torn apart. I tied it up so it could get some support and replanted it. It came back really good and gave me quite a few peppers later in the year. Plants are pretty hardy.
. All hope isn't lost though. Last year I had a plant hardening off in the bed of my truck. I lived in a top floor apartment with no direct sunlight. I'd take my plants out everyday to harden them off in the bed of my truck out in the parking lot. Pain, but it worked. I had one that had a late start hardening off in the bed of my truck and I forgot about it. I drove all of the way to the grocery store and back before I realized it was back there. It was limp, beat up and laying in the bed with no dirt and some roots were torn apart. I tied it up so it could get some support and replanted it. It came back really good and gave me quite a few peppers later in the year. Plants are pretty hardy.