Had some extra money and decided to support this site and get a membership. Now its Glog Time.
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This is what I will be growing. I apologize in advance. This is the first time I have done this pictures and posts thing.
OCD Chilehead 2014 Glog
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Always like your updates, the plants are looking really good chuck, where'd you get those pots/bags from? Have you used them before? The more time out here on the plains has me thinking this may be my route next year, will see. The wind latley has just been relentless, I covered my OW up with some buckets and placed a sack of quikrete on them to keep them in tact. So they havent seen any sun since Sunday. Hows the wind been over on your side of the mountain. We had 60-70 mph winds earlier this week. Blowing semi's over out near Limon
you probably saw on the news but just in case---
http://kdvr.com/2014/04/29/cdot-semi-rollovers-along-i-70-due-to-hazardous-winds/
you probably saw on the news but just in case---
http://kdvr.com/2014/04/29/cdot-semi-rollovers-along-i-70-due-to-hazardous-winds/
Thanks for the kind words. I picked the bags up for I think like $3 pk of 25 at indoor store. Found them cheaper online in bulk. Saved a lot of space. First time using them. I have been looking to see if you posted an update on the OW's. Did you have to trim them? That is some nasty wind. Didn't have anything here. What county are you in?beerbreath81 said:
Look on Craig's list for a ballast
I actually got a bunch of growing equipment off there a few years ago. In grand junction
I actually got a bunch of growing equipment off there a few years ago. In grand junction
Keeping my eye out around here and outside areas. I might just buy a complete new system. Local store has 1000w system for $195.00 complete. Doesn't sound too bad.jedisushi06 said:
Thanks Rick. Suppose to jump to 80 on Sunday. Sounds good but it doesn't mean anything in Colorado. I think I'll leave them in the garage for a couple more weeks.
looks great.. what was on the label of the myster hab?
KiNGDeNNiZ said:
"got these at my local store labeled as orange habaneros... obviously not.. heat is just like hab with a different taste...hard to describe.."
Thanks again for the seeds Denniz.
Thanks Sicman. It's all about having fun and sharing it. Things are looking good at your place as well. Glad to here your roof is almost done. Busy time of year. Thanks for reading.sicman said:rock climbing desert hiking and awesome plants,. this glog has it all. everything looks great
Hope everyone had a good weekend. Mine was productive. Started of with mowing the lawn and returning a rake that broke on the first try. While at the hardware store my son saw some tomato plants. I told him the easy part was buying them. He said he understood. I said grab them.
Then we did a grape tomato transplant.
Got up early this morning and made some raspberry / blackberry jam.
Making some tea.
Plants are adjusting well.
I guess its time to clean up and get ready for work. Wish I had a another day. Theres always after work.
Then we did a grape tomato transplant.
Got up early this morning and made some raspberry / blackberry jam.
Making some tea.
Plants are adjusting well.
I guess its time to clean up and get ready for work. Wish I had a another day. Theres always after work.
Alright, put that boy to work! Jam looks good, where are the berries from?
Raspberries are store bought Californians. I forgot about the carrots, basil, and thyme.Spicegeist said:
Tostadas last night.
He got into trouble at school last week. So I told him if he's not in school he's working because that's how it is in the real world. He said ok dad. Sweet kid. Thanks for stopping in.
School can be a drag, good luck with channeling his energies in a positive direction. Damn, look at that food, guess I have to go rummage through the fridge now.
They must make rakes to break now days I've went throught three already!! That Jam looks really good!
Working in the yard this weekend. The weeds are starting to grow. My girlfriend is in England visiting her parents. Guess who lives in the same town she grew up in?
Nick Woods of Fire Foods. Former world record holder for the Infinity Chilli. She said he was a nice guy and invited them over to his house. I see some beautiful plants in the window in the background.
Nick Woods of Fire Foods. Former world record holder for the Infinity Chilli. She said he was a nice guy and invited them over to his house. I see some beautiful plants in the window in the background.
Everything is looking good. Jelly is making me hungry too.
Wishing you went to see her parents now. Aye? 
Thanks Hillbilly Jeff. I made some syrup as well. Same stuff just didn't add pectin.HillBilly Jeff said:
Thanks Jeff H. I'm thinking tostadas tonight. Looking at that post made me hungry.Jeff H said:
I don't like to fly. I have turned down the offer a couple times. I did fly from San Diego to Grand Junction, Co with a layover in Saltlake. I almost didn't get back on the plane. I know I'm missing things and it would be an experience. I will take another plane ride again. Maybe Las Vegas and work my way up. I think it's 12 hrs to London. I would love to go here. The Eden Project. http://www.edenproject.com/whats-it-all-about/plants-gardensGA Growhead said:Wishing you went to see her parents now. Aye?