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Just went to the nursery today for tomatoes parsley and basil.
Two varieties of tomatoes we got were San Marzano and Amish Paste.
Hoping to be busy making lots of sauce this fall!
Prepped the raised beds for the tomatoes Thursday morning, then mother nature "blessed us"
with 5-6 in. of super wet snow Thursday afternoon through the night.
While nothing can be planted outside in my parts this time of year , April snowstorms stink ....
Two varieties of tomatoes we got were San Marzano and Amish Paste.
Hoping to be busy making lots of sauce this fall!
Prepped the raised beds for the tomatoes Thursday morning, then mother nature "blessed us"
with 5-6 in. of super wet snow Thursday afternoon through the night.
While nothing can be planted outside in my parts this time of year , April snowstorms stink ....
I hear you guys on to cold out to plant most things. Been trying to grow cold weather plants. Boc choy is one (pic marked) Also we use what we call arches we built. They are made from old carbon sizing screens used to make the ink in Xerox copiers. (dad worked at plant) They were 4' fiberglass rings with SS screens in them. Wrapped in shrink wrap. They make great green houses for getting a head start on the bugs.
Since we will be getting record cold for this time of year. We're glad we have them. We have beans up, radish, spinach, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, and some pot. We try to grow as much as we can and with the crap going on today. Glad we got a small farm to grow on.
Pics are labeled of what they are.
Since we will be getting record cold for this time of year. We're glad we have them. We have beans up, radish, spinach, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, and some pot. We try to grow as much as we can and with the crap going on today. Glad we got a small farm to grow on.
Pics are labeled of what they are.
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Mouth watered when I saw the morels…a little early here yet.
The boc choy looks nice, too! It certainly doesn't hurt to have a few extra vegetables in times like these. I just have a few garden beds in the back yard, but I'm glad to have a little extra myself.
I am sticking to mostly cold weather plants too. I have some spinach and peas in too. Haven't had much luck with peas in the past, maybe this is my year!
I am sticking to mostly cold weather plants too. I have some spinach and peas in too. Haven't had much luck with peas in the past, maybe this is my year!
C
Capra ibex
Does anyone grow psilocybin mushrooms?
Around here over the next few months we let the cows produce them.
Working on producing them in the closet too....
C
Capra ibex
Around here over the next few months we let the cows produce them.
Working on producing them in the closet too....
I know very little about growing them, and have never taken them.
I used to dabble with LSD and other cheap pharmaceutical pills that would make me hallucinate much more than LSD, but LSD felt like it had weird psychological learning experience layered on top of the visual tripping.
I never even heard of DMT back then, only ayahuasca but back then all i knew about that was that it's a plant in the amazon that can change people forever
That was about 1995 just the same time as our school got the internet, but hardly anyone knew what to do with internet, in my area at least.
I would have done DMT or ayahuasca if it was around but not these days. LSD was the main hallucinogen back then.
Thinking of trying to grow some psilocybin spores along with other healthy food mushrooms if i can.... eventually.
I would only try a small dose, and that is only a thought for the future, not definitely.
I bought some books about all kinds of mushrooms and one about psilocybin but i haven't read much into them yet.
Happy Easter, grow some fruit and vegetables
A butterfly?
I wish this last pic was right side up
Mushroom talk is against TOU I think.
St. Phatty
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I planted storebought seeds from Ferry Morse about 10 days ago.
Corn tomatoes etc.
when are they going to come up ?
Corn tomatoes etc.
when are they going to come up ?
Cmoon
Member
Well golley, of all the places the Ex wife turns up
let me get some cam rolling, size of my spuds are forcast huge on the hydroton cocco
Sunshineinabag
Active member
Tomatoes took about eight days from seed here, under light and 60-70 degrees.
Seeds were from Marzano tomatoes from last year, and still hanging on the vine until day of planting.
Wanted to see how they would do, they look healthy so will give them a shot.
Peppers took 12-14 days to sprout, kale, broccoli, cauliflower only 2-3 days.
Sunshineinabag
Active member
Sunshineinabag
Active member
yes guys im a lazy ass gardener this year
St. Phatty
Active member
planted about 8 different kinds of vegie seeds.
the only ones to sprout so far are sunflower seeds - picked from the bird seed mix.
the only ones to sprout so far are sunflower seeds - picked from the bird seed mix.
