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I picked up a used utv this week. Took it for a ride around the longleaf pines behind the house. I ran into this little fellow right off the bat. I had just dropped the wife off back at the house. If she had been in the passenger seat, he would have hit her.

Understood. My BIL can't do dairy, so that is why we use the coconut oil. Plus as a hiker, I'm already adding coconut oil to my tuna and noodles after a day on the trail. A few drops from the other bottle, and I will get a good night's sleep.

Good song. I was raised on a steady diet of my older sister's records, like most of us. From three dog night, to Zep to the Supremes. I love the old blues a lot, but listen to the Dead and other jam bands most of the time. Well, when in the Matrix. When off the grid I listen to the local npr...

This picture of the little trench was taken June 3rd. I'm picking peppers off these plants now. Jalapeno Early, Anaheim chili and Mini Sweets.

Nice peppers. I'll try to remember to get a picture of my pepper pit.

I want to get some of the semiautomatic strains. You can veg them past sexual maturity if you go really long hours of light, so you can get some size to them. But they flower as soon as you go outside with them. Getaway mountain does this to perfection every year. Picks ripe bud in August.

What, you thought I couldn't find a good Dead song to go here?

http://rollitup.org/t/guide-to-nutrient-deficiency-or-toxicity.488004/ This should help. Good luck.

My fav.

Straight blues more your thing?

R&B anyone?

Good to hear. But small steps. Don't overload that pack when you head out to your patches.

Are you talking about Rick Simpson Oil? Or just canna infused oil for baking or cooking. Sister had made some of the latter for her and the BIL. I got her to decarb 3 ounces of trim and popcorn bud, then cook it down into 16 ounces of coconut oil. We have been baking with it, and it works great...

At this point everyday you wait to transplant is costing you weight. I have some trying to flower already.

They ain't making more dirt. Get yourself a piece of it while you can.

Back in the day I had them on my Hallucie plant. I didn't know what they were, {I called them wasp fly's} but the plant was dying from the top down and growing like a mofo the whole time. This was pre-google, so I used what I used on my veggies. A Shaklee liquid soap called Basic H mixed with...

And mud in between.

Thanks for the idea. I'm replacing my tent with a light weight tarp and I need some sort of bug protection. Tulle would work and I'm sure ihave some of it around. Not sure how heavy it is.

Last year it rained almost every day in September, causing my early stuff to rot. Then in October and November we didn't have a drop, causing some of my later stuff to die from lack of water. It's great being a farmer, right?