How long do you wait to cut into a loaf?
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Comments (14)Being the onions are sprouting in one area only and lettuce pieces are starting to come to light, I'll average my temp is near 50 degrees. It's going to snow a few flakes tonight, so I'm putting a tarp over them, with 50 degree weather through out the following day. My yard stays green all year almost even rye grass never turned brown. I know it's not an evergreen, the clovers are still green, the hill I planted on is very high, maybe it gets more heat? I may have planted too deep, I'll wait for one more week, but next week I will replant if nothing else. The carrots should have peaked out, so maybe their is something wrong. It was so pretty outside, I thought I could get away with planting early. Root crops can grow all year round, so I'm not afraid for the turnips, carrots, and onions. I'll try to sprout them inside on paper towels or coffee filters next time, maybe do as the packets suggest by soaking them in water for 24 hours would have been better. I'll be watching for something until Thursday, then I'll start them in an inside garden on paper towels. Thanks for the input....See Morehow long do you have to wait?
Comments (2)If you mean when would you start them for next season, I would say around early March. I'm in a colder zone and I start my peppers indoors in mid-March for planting out in June. You might peruse the Hot Pepper forum to see when others start their seeds. If you mean how soon can you start them after harvesting, I would say any time, as long as the peppers were ripe when you extracted the seeds. They don't need to be dried for immediate use(they may even germinate sooner than dry seeds), but do need to be dry before storing them for later planting....See MoreHow long do you wait?
Comments (4)Stephanie makes very good suggestions. It isn't a DO IT NOW, it's a you have notice it has to be started in X minutes, etc. Don't you just hate it when the boss says..drop everything and do somethign now..kids are the same. They like deadlines. We also then implimented the rule...if you didn't do it when the deadline was up you were grounded...for 24 hours AFTER you completed the chore. Amazing how fast the chore then got done so the grounding wasn't prolonged. Example...your dishes were suppose to be done by 7 PM on Sunday (you Dish Day), you had ample opportunity to do them (there are reasons for extensions), but by 7 they were not done. You were grounded. If you got them done by 7:30 you were grounded until 7:30 Monday. If you didn't get them done until Monday night (thus giving you twice as many dishes to do ..you do dishes until they're done at our house), you're grounded until Tuesday night. Amazing how fast they learned that the faster they got the chore done, the sooner they were UN-GROUNDED. It wasn't that they were grounded and could do the chore in the time they were grounded, it was 24 hours AFTER the chore got done. One kid pushed it, I won, and they had that extra 24 hours (they tried the...my chore is done, I'm ungrounded now right...um no, you're grounded for 24 more hours..boy did they NOT like that). Remember...set deadlines..sometimes you have to be flexible with some timelines (i.e. bedrooms), and if one job is going to cause conflict with another, maybe you need to rethink the job schedule. Just an idea -- that stubborn kid could cause you more hassle because it upsets the schedule than it's worth, so adjusting the schedule gets things done and affects only one person instead on many. Vickey-MN...See MoreHow long do you wait befor giving up?
Comments (22)larrylwill, I found Garden Web a little over three years ago because of a larger contractor problem with cabinets that ended up in court. It was nasty. It was costly. It was a time robber. I have been 'almost done' for months. I kept thinking I'd be done before school started back...or before school got out, or before my anniversary, etcetera, etcetera. This forum was such an encouragement and support on those nights when I just could not sleep. I don't know how those people in this life can go around screwing others out of their hard earned money can sleep, but they do. I know the government can, but I mean, individuals that you deal with one on one. You chose them for their talents and skills and they perform for a fee. When they do not perform, but show up, they still believe they command full payment. It's just not right. This business of being in business is not fair or regulated fairly by our courts. I'd much rather the press be free and fair like it should be without fear of true consequences when we are swindled, we can say we were swindled. When we are presented with a bait and switch scheme, then we can say just that without fear of another ongoing court battle about subjective subject matter in the eyes of the court. What is black and white in my eyes are purple polka dots in the courts eyes. When my contract is clear and precise, how can a court deem it clear as mud? I do not get it. There is too much politics in justice and too many idiots on benches. If you have the skills, buy the trim and finish it yourself. Don't pay another cent to anyone but yourself. BTW, Love the photo of the check idea. Drinking one for ya'. Here is a link that might be useful: My Days in Court with CabFiascoGuy I & II...See Morecarolb_w_fl_coastal_9b
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