As the saying goes, "It's the thought that counts".You mighta missed this one. No matter.
The feelings are the same a day later!
The Original O'l Farts Club.
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Okay, okay, but that's just on Mars.
I know, I know......expensive.
Yes, I’ve heard this. I have this blue one, a purple and a pink but I forgot what to add to change the soil what color. My grandma knew
We have them at one of our rentals.Yes, I’ve heard this. I have this blue one, a purple and a pink but I forgot what to add to change the soil what color. My grandma knew
Under Ph 6.0 they are blue. Alkaline soil turns them pink to purple.
Yes, sex them and spray them for sure.
I have no idea but want to see it in action. Can you hook it up for us?
Maybe the perfect place for a gorilla grow behind my Nextdoor neighbors yard who hardly cuts his front yard now. His fenced in backyard needs a bush hog to clear it all the way to his back deck. I can’t see him cutting back there. I may use it for vegetables as I only have limited room in my 2 (4x8) squares.
OleReynard
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Old hippy nutrients
OleReynard
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Keep cutting it keep records after a while you can go to court and sue for the property since you've been maintaining it.
I guess The alkaline changes from the lake blue, to the pack porch purple and then pink in the front yard. I just let them do their own thing but it is interesting to see how you can change them.
OleReynard
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81mg aspirin has a place in the plant world also
OleReynard
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Let the dog out this morning he went ass over head chasing a bear out of the garbage can.
I looked in the can and nothing left didn't think no more about it till i looked out the kitchen window.
The bear had drug 3 bags of garbage out behind the house in the wood.
I looked in the can and nothing left didn't think no more about it till i looked out the kitchen window.
The bear had drug 3 bags of garbage out behind the house in the wood.
a keen observant eyeWhere in the world did you ever get that idea
They (the city) don‘t want to give up being able to get there with their equipment as they are burying a giant pipe down there.
oldfogey8
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There is a trick where you put a few nails in the ground close to the trunk. As the nail rusts, the pH of the soil changes in its vacinity but not the whole plant seed the same pH. This gives you a plant with pink, blue and purple flowers(I have even had one bloom have all three colors). Pretty sure acidic soil turns the blooms pink and alkaline turns them blue. That is my thought because my plants are close to my concrete foundation and are blue. Concrete is pretty alkaline I believe.
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good morning. This is a song you may like.
Gina Furtado Project, the song shares a whimsical story about a little girl who grows up dreaming of living under the sea in a submersible craft. Just when you think it’s a fanciful number about childhood imagination, it veers into a lesson on gender equality.
Furtado described the odd genesis for Submarine.
“The idea for this song was not mine. A gentleman approached me after a show and insisted that I should write a song about the scarcity of women submarine sailors. I thought it was a bizarre idea, but it lingered in the back of my mind. Eventually, I did a late night, insomnia-driven Google search on the topic and discovered that women were not allowed on submarines in the US Navy until 2010.
Now, I may not know anything about submarines, but as a girl who was raised with starkly defined gender roles that almost never suited my personality and interests, I do know a thing or two about having dreams that are off limits for no reason besides not being a boy. True to bluegrass form in just one small way, this is the saddest song I’ve ever written, but with the happiest sounding tune.”
good morning. This is a song you may like.
Gina Furtado Project, the song shares a whimsical story about a little girl who grows up dreaming of living under the sea in a submersible craft. Just when you think it’s a fanciful number about childhood imagination, it veers into a lesson on gender equality.
Furtado described the odd genesis for Submarine.
“The idea for this song was not mine. A gentleman approached me after a show and insisted that I should write a song about the scarcity of women submarine sailors. I thought it was a bizarre idea, but it lingered in the back of my mind. Eventually, I did a late night, insomnia-driven Google search on the topic and discovered that women were not allowed on submarines in the US Navy until 2010.
Now, I may not know anything about submarines, but as a girl who was raised with starkly defined gender roles that almost never suited my personality and interests, I do know a thing or two about having dreams that are off limits for no reason besides not being a boy. True to bluegrass form in just one small way, this is the saddest song I’ve ever written, but with the happiest sounding tune.”
maybe she was flirting with the only hunk of a man in town?View attachment 19011408
So ends another day here high in the Rockies.......mail lady left me a smiley face sticker on my lead box.
Secret mail lady code for big trouble!
