Hope they turn out to be a stable, successful strain for you. My experience with growing seed of hybrid melons has not been good, but I grow specialty types which probably have greater differences between the parent strains.

I am a Man and personally I find Unattractive and somewhat disgusting (my personal opinion) for women to wear slips specially if it can be seeing on a skirt slit or on the lower portion of the skirt, it makes me get away from that woman. So this is what I donÂt get why women are so worried of legs outline while wearing a skirt when they wear Pants and SHORTS, isnÂt that more revealing????? I totally donÂt understand that but I guess because I am a Man thatÂs why. Now on the picture shown above of the lady in the garden what is wrong with it? If that is what women are concerned about then WHY wear Sheer Skirts and Dresses????? That Picture posted is artistic and beautiful, and as for my point of view All women who donÂt wear slips and happen to somewhat see the legs outline are beautiful. Yes I repeat, in my opinion women who donÂt wear slip are Beautiful. I DON'T like it when Women/Girls wearing SLIPS at all, to me it is Disgusting and I feel nauseas when I see that. My mother wears them and I have a very difficult time talking and or dealing with her when she wears them, I told her this but she doesnÂt get it, it is very difficult for me to give her a hug and a kiss because of that I am being 100% honest, maybe I need some help but thatÂs the way I feel since I was 11 or 12 year old. I wish those things (slips) NEVER Existed. A Woman who donÂt wear slips to me is the Perfect Woman and this has nothing to do with anything sexual to be very Clear about this subject. Thank You Sarge

I had natural cleft slate in my master bath in my last home and I loved it. It was not slick when wet. I will be putting in slate in all my common areas in my current home before too long.

I grow slips and have found that sometimes there is no method to the madness. This year I have some cut and some whole. They are all from the same source, and all in the exact same area, yet they all grew at different rates. Like yours some are huge, while others are very small. Some of mine that were cut in half even have different growth rates from their other half. I just think it is random. This is what I will say, if you cut your potatoes you increase the risk of fungus growth around the cut. I don't think it matters, but I have noticed they tend to rot quicker around the cut (obviously). I will be planting mine today as well. I just break them at the base and hope it has a few roots growing there. I'll trim the bottom few leaves and plant them about 3 inches deep. It seems to work for me. From what I understand sweet potatoes are not too picky. You could probably through a potato on some soil and it will eventually root.