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Comments (1)If there really is nothing other than those ingredients, I'd say you struck it rich. It looks like it needs some perlite - maybe 1 part for every 5-6 parts of mix, but ........ nice find! ;o) Can you find out from the packager if there is lime in it? If not, you'll want to add it. Al...See MoreFound this on Pinterest... Couple questions, any answers?
Comments (1)BN, Need more information. 1. Is this for vegetables? The picture I believe shows a tomato plant. 2. What is your experience using this system? 3. How often do you water? 4. How many plants are you using this system on? 5. What is the hole spacing? or how many holes per bottle? 6. What size are the holes in the bottle? 7. Have you done an experiment with regular watering as a control? I think I have gone over my question quota. Sorry about that. Aloha...See MoreI found the answer to the vole problem
Comments (13)The vole traps got all the ones that were living in the garden (good riddence). Sometimes now I see a hole here and there, but with the hot sauce method, they don't seem to stick around. I just planted a ton of sweet pea flowers and watered them with the hot sauce. Those seeds usually get eaten. I won't use that on my food, though, because I'm afraid it will all taste hot. Penny, do you use it with food, and does it taste hot? I have my lily bulbs in hardware cloth, too. Nasty metal mesh...wear gloves. I top it with that black plastic bird netting placed around the stems so the varmints don't enter from above. What we go through. Gottagarden, your bulbs might have been dug up by squirrels, skunks, deer, etc., who found them distasteful. I wonder if the hot sauce can burn the plant tissue like it does our mouths. I've seen it kill leaves/plants when sprayed on. And how long does it stay in the soil? We had 6" of rain right after I doused the garden. Guess experience will tell. Happy gardening!...See MoreShould I tell my SO what I found out about his parentage?
Comments (34)Side topic: Salgal, it's a shame your ex didn't tell his half-sib WHY he dropped her. She must have been terribly hurt. What you've described is the natural familial attraction that bonds families. When it doesn't take place between young children within their natural families, and they first meet as adults, the love and familiarity sometimes feels sexual. At my search and support group we always warned reuniting adoptees and birthfamily members about this. Knowing that these powerful feelings could be confusing helped to prevent some terrible heartaches. Where people misinterpreted the feelings and acted on them sexually, it destroyed the development of a genuine family bond. An adoptee, having lived a whole life knowing he is 'different', separated from his genetic kin, is especially vulnerable to mistaking powerful feelings of connection. (This is entirely separate from an adoptee's love for the adoptive parents and siblings.)...See Moreakl_vdb
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