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When I tried to maintain a home pond, I also noticed that the scummy, green algae worked well as a weed mat. While not the prettiest, it... -
Welcome back friends! It's time for everyone's favorite game..... IS IT MOLD!!!! Before we get started, here's a little story about our...
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When I bought my house, there was a lot of 3/8inch thick boards of foam insulation in the basement used in all kinds of weird ways. So...
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About three weeks ago, I thinned out the seedlings to one per cell and later gave them a hair cut after they grew a bit. Then the next...
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17 days in, everything is pretty normal. All of my plants are well past acclimation and growing nicely. The stunted guys are still green...
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deluxestogie replied to the thread Hrklz Grow Log 2026.Photo? Bob -
I put these back under shade after a day as we had hot, dry and bright conditions. Looks like the Ainaro and Sumatra (try on right) will...
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These kind of temps in May are not that common here, but good point - if the upcoming summer is hotter than usual, I might get better...
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Good point! To be honest I have no idea what kind of wind load the the shade netting will put on the structure. We don't have constant...
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JTook the family to blackpool pleasure beach today. Was a bit windy but had a lot of fun. I made the noobie mistake of forgetting my...
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JTime is catching up with me. I still have not tilled my garden beds. This morning, I decided to actually measure the beds (length and...
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JNot sure if I'm doing this properly, didn't see a new post option. I'd like to look i to the future, and ask what anyone in tropical...
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Thanks Bob, I skimmed my notes wrong and got kiln temp and enzyme denaturing temp mixed up.
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~149°F will destroy the primary aging (fermentation) enzyme (oxidase) within the leaf lamina. Above 190°F, both intrinsic oxidizing...
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Tobacco seed must be stored fully dried, and kept dry. Such seed can remain viable for up to 40 years. If your seed germinates, then...
