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The 2017 randyp "All the Worlds a Stage"grow.""Rush""

My friends, I am back from my self-imposed social network ban.This year I am very happy to say I will be focusing the majority of my 50-54 plants to seeds received in a seed swap with my friend Dave,"lobo."Virgin plants, to what we have been growing Stateside demand that I do all I can to see what the black gold dirt of Iowa will do for his seed stock..I see Monsters on the horizon. :dance: Today you get my list and a couple seed starter pics,Its great to be back.Good Luck to all of you in your lives as well as your gardens.
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I got a flag to show my respect to Dave for his gift.It  will hang over and gaurd the babies before they hit the yard
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Seed soak
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I am trying to start this year's seeds into 4 inch cups.The new on off thermostat will help
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Blitz527 said:
That was a very pretty pod. Hope your season continues to go well. If I can find the pics I'll post up on my glog the peppers I harvested my seeds from for the ghosts, reapers and TM scorpions.
Thanks for stopping in Alex,would love to see those pods.
 
Plants look great Randy!
 
Looking forward to seeing the results of your test. I know they'll just come back bushier and stronger.
 
I would love to try rabbit, we have them everywhere here. But LB would never :confused:  How was it?
 
Devv said:
Plants look great Randy!
 
Looking forward to seeing the results of your test. I know they'll just come back bushier and stronger.
 
I would love to try rabbit, we have them everywhere here. But LB would never :confused:  How was it?
Scott it was so good.I had it over Spanish rice.The backstrap was big as a thumb and 6 inches long.Tender as any fillet.
 
randyp said:
These are a couple I did not top and fried rabbit from last night.
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Rabbit
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I made Rabbit Caccitorie (I know I mis spelled it) back in Culinary School (2006-2008). It was awesome, My chef instructor taught us something kind of weird that day too, A skinned cat and rabbit look identical, The only way to tell the difference is in the bones, He said "Now remember, Rabbits have round bones, Felines have flat bones" Mind you he said this as he chewed the meat off of what you would call a drumstick, It was HILARIOUS to see all the ladies in the class cringe. HAHAHAHAHAHA It was quite good though.
 
He also added that if you order chicken wings from a Chinese place and they have flat bones, you may want to rethink where you order from...... Now I am from western NY, Where the Buffalo wing originated.... If you order wings from a Chinese place..... Everyone else muse be closed HAHAHAHAHA... The stories I could tell yall about food and the orders and stuff I have run into are endless.
 
Boy, Randy, those babies are going to explode
with bushiness once they adjust to the pruning.
 
Keep the pics coming, want to see those bushy, 
green balls of heat ready to hit plant-out   :metal:
 
stickman said:
Boy... I haven't seen that many "high and tight" haircuts since basic training! :P  Your plants looked like they had great growth before, so keep feeding them like you were and I expect they'll bush right up in a few weeks. Good luck Randy!
Thanks Rick,I was in basic at Ft leanordwood missouri in 1980,quick and short is how they did a haircut I will never forget.We all had long hair mullets back then.
 
PaulG said:
Boy, Randy, those babies are going to explode
with bushiness once they adjust to the pruning.
 
Keep the pics coming, want to see those bushy, 
green balls of heat ready to hit plant-out   :metal:
Paul, it hit 70degrees here Saturday and today.I saw neighbors putting in Toms and just shook my head.Those will die if they don't cover by the end of next week.lol
 
randyp said:
Paul, it hit 70degrees here Saturday and today.I saw neighbors putting in Toms and just shook my head.Those will die if they don't cover by the end of next week.lol
Sometimes it's just too hard to resist the urge, Randy   :rolleyes:
 
randyp said:
Thanks Rick,I was in basic at Ft leanordwood missouri in 1980,quick and short is how they did a haircut I will never forget.We all had long hair mullets back then.
 
You were with the arty then? I was the unit supply clerk for a combat engineer company and took basic in Ft Dix, NJ... right around this time of year too. Road marches in the pine barrens in ankle-deep sand and the cold spring rain was a real treat... :rolleyes:
 
Great looking plants.
I am thinking about topping and stripping my chinense peppers ( JHC, Moruga and Jolokia) so they can develop more new side parts. But half of advices I got were dont do anything while other half were cut 70% of leaves off.
 
stickman said:
 
You were with the arty then? I was the unit supply clerk for a combat engineer company and took basic in Ft Dix, NJ... right around this time of year too. Road marches in the pine barrens in ankle-deep sand and the cold spring rain was a real treat... :rolleyes:
Army cook.Took ait at ft Jackson south corolina.Back then you could still smoke.Sargent would say ,"smoke em if ya got em"we would almost pass out after a drag
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