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paranoia (warranted or otherwise) IS one of the pratfalls of our "hobby"..... i always recommend using a hosting site for pics, especially if security is a concern. i like my flickr but i've heard good things about photobucket too.

well that was an adventure. just when i was starting to get the hang of this macro thingy too....... edit: strange, my account did way more wonky shit when the doggies thread got closed......

thanks flowa.... (and miz flowa.... :hug:) sometimes it can be pretty lonely as a chick in our hobby. i have mr kitty; he's my "beard". *lmao* :lol: i love how it always chooses right when the dude goes away for something to go haywire (never fails). d'ya think it's so long it's intimidating...

no shit. it's not as different as i think, perhaps, then? evening primrose grow *everywhere* around here. and didn't i see a hazelnut orchard in the background of one of your pics? :lol: bob looks MAD.

i'm no chemist either, but it certainly looks very tasty.......

love the stencils....... and the snake is intense!! thank you for sharing!!

the sedum i got mr kitty in its glory last summer:

we have something similar here; i think it's pretty (grows at the side of the highway and whatnot) but apparently it's considered an invasive weed.

so, this time i decided to give some airtime to the rescue orphans of the bunch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6loenLLnHTs

boys are hard on you at first (especially once they gain mobility but not fear) but it gets easier; from what i can tell, girls just keep getting more and more fucking complicated with age.... and i am one..... congratulations ANC, you're going to be a fantastic daddy either way.

when you first noticed it, did it start at the top, bottom, or middle of the plant?

uh.... thanks for the mental image..... :wall: :lol: bad april! bad april! *whap whap*

but think of the handles it would give you to grab onto when she's on top......

lol, yes, that IS one of the advantages of the wet coast. damping off, leafspot, stemrot, and that yellow spotty stuff (i forget what it's called) being the flipside. what is your elevation like in colorado? i heard that high elevations were supposed to be conducive to less yield but more resin?

damn you cali, my last guerilla i didn't make it back to the site until halloween (<-- NOT planned for btw) and suffered a 50% loss to mold. ;)

that makes 120% sense. there's no sense in stepping a little bit out of the safe zone. ;)

what did that poor seal ever do to you? :lol:

*waving* uh.... hello, have we met? also: chrysler. (canadian volvos are proudly built in canada too but don't hold that against us)

that's not a canada goose......

those are intended more for garden use, they'll work fine for your plants but are kind of a pain in the butt for refilling / keeping an eye on the water level / etc. for a simple gravity waterer, you might want to look into something more along these lines...