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That’s what I thought, big place that goes forever. Visited once but was business trip so no time to soak up the local flavor. Thanks for your kindness, I was messing around there!
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Omg you can’t beat mushy peas on a meat pie!
A pie floater with a good lathering of dead horse is considered a delicacy here!
(amongst bogans that is)
You’re a good bloke Shed, you know that?Los Angeles resident! PM me if you really would like me to ship it to you.
A real good bloke.
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Triple ditto on what Miss T said about ^ Shed - that a fact!
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added worms to the Crittersphere, companion plants are in place, ladybugs are working the soil & rims of grow bags, rove beetles & 3 species of predator mites have been ordered, they are supposed to eat russet mites for breakfast
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Nice, add a little Craft Blend, Bokashi, and an avocado peel and you got happy worms and bugs.
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Ha, just bought avacados today for worm food. I’ve got new beans & bokashi both on the list. Never tried Craft Blend, but will head over to BAS and read up.
Found a critter on companion plant looks like baby praying mantis, feeling pretty freaky given my illustrious history with bugz
Found a critter on companion plant looks like baby praying mantis, feeling pretty freaky given my illustrious history with bugz
Not much I like mushy other than mashed potatoes! As far as I know, we don't eat horses here.
Awww...thanks you two!
Avocados are expensive! Also, did you build a little house for the ladybugs? I recall reading that it was important to keeping them happy.
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I have not built it yet but they like tubes for nesting, I recall seeing small cardboard tubes in the bathroom cabinet…. Hmm I’m willing to lose an arm to keep the ladybugs happy
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That is digital gold right there! Thank you InTheShed!
bookmarked!
bookmarked!
I knew it was Grandpa but I couldn't remember where he posted it. Took a minute of searching and it turned out it was in my own thread!
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I really appreciate you digging that up. Raisins and a wet sponge, wow I learned a lot there! The architect is drawing blueprints for a 5 story ladybug condo
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I think it’s pretty amazing Shed that you are grower but not a partaker, same as Trala sure there are more.
I gave it up in the early 80s after starting in the early 70s. I think it was the introduction of sensimilla that didn't agree with me. Much stronger than I was used to and it just put me off. The rest of my family all partake though!
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Lately I’ve been a partaker but the only thing growing have been bugs and blood pressure!
Yes sensiimilla hit me hard with paranoia but 25 years of jumping between multiple injuries, chronic pain and acute pain has gotten me out of sorts so I try to medicate consistently.
you are a good fellow for keeping them supplied, otherwise you might have to work 2 jobs to pay dispensary prices
Yes sensiimilla hit me hard with paranoia but 25 years of jumping between multiple injuries, chronic pain and acute pain has gotten me out of sorts so I try to medicate consistently.
you are a good fellow for keeping them supplied, otherwise you might have to work 2 jobs to pay dispensary prices
It's when I found out what my wife's monthly spend was at the dispensary that I started growing!
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right coast here so never been to dispensary but yeah I can see how a grand a month might get one started. I’ve noticed it all shrinks like hell when flame is applied, what’s up with that?
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More beneficials released, didn’t see a lot of living adults. this time, I’m contacting the supplier but seems this batch of 1000 rove beetles fell about 950 short of hitting pay dirt. 
The foliage dwelling special blend of predator mites will take further examination with the scope to see if they are getting cranked up.
The foliage dwelling special blend of predator mites will take further examination with the scope to see if they are getting cranked up.
Well hopefully those 50 are feeling a lil randy to get those numbers back up.
Maybe the heat waved took a toll on them during delivery? Either way I hope the supplier makes good on it.
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