At least you have the magic machine! Beats three guys and some t-shaped 2x4s.
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As soon as I put up my last sheet on a project I sold my lift to make sure I would never do it again.
Since you have the tools, you must have been planning to do it again.
I helped my BIL finish his basement. It came out great, but once was enough!
Well... I just lost an hour on growing mushroom videos.
If you have info or pictures you want to share I would appreciate it. Looks fun and interesting.
Time spent for research isn't "lost" - you need mushrooms, you know you do!!
Ok, I just spent an hour lost in videos on growing mushrooms. Tell me more!
I didn't want to seem out of control. I have already demonstrated that with wine. I didn't even mention the half hour searching for equipment and supplies.
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I got spawn from North Spore, they have a very informative site. Here are the logs with holes drilled and spawn plugs inserted but not hammered home. I don't know how long it will take to start producing but once it does they should produce off and on for several years.
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I understand fully
My employees got together and bought me a Gardyn 3.0 for my birthday. It's a vertical hydroponic growing system with 3 tiers of 10 pods each. Everything germinated so now I'm waiting for the true leaves to add the nutrients according to the instructions.
I have a garden tower. I love it. The garden isn't quite as exciting in the spring because I don't feel as deprived of flavor rich vegetables, but that's my worst complaint. Herbs grow like mad in these things. Basil leaves bigger than my hand! I freeze large freezer bags full of basil and parsley and use it as needed.
You're gonna have fun!
Well, that looks like even more fun than the indoor growing videos I was watching. I am going to have to look into that.
Thanks for sharing.
It can be done with one guy and two t's... If said individual is a sucker for punishment. Sadly, I speak from experience, but I am learning!
Watching flies die of boredom..
and seeing that my peach, plum, pear trees are in full bloom,
elderberries are starting to leaf out,
please no frost i pray'''
Dawg
and seeing that my peach, plum, pear trees are in full bloom,
elderberries are starting to leaf out,
please no frost i pray'''
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It's March 5th. I know I've seen snow on St. Patricks Day and almost always a frost before the end of March. If I was a betting man, I would put money on Mid-Mo and by extension the bootheel getting some frost.
Most of what came with it were leafy products for salads. It would be nice if I could have fresh salads all year long.
I plant chard, spinach, and a few leafy lettuces and they all end up in salads. I don't plant greens in the garden anymore.
No bugs, dirt, or half eaten leaves to worry about.
Well I checked out the North Spore site and a voice in my head was screaming "NO!NO!NO!"
Bookmarked.
Voice saying "Maybe..."
I know how you feel, Dawg!
The forsythia haven't flowered yet. We ALWAYS have snow after they bloom. It may not stick, but it comes down.
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