KGBSkunky
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I would hire the middle one to collect money. I believe people will pay her even if they don’t owe me money
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As the smile ran away from my face...
I will take the middle one, it all comes down to how you train them.
She looks like she will clean up the nicest
She looks like she will clean up the nicest
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yes….those are bulbils and are like garlic seeds only more advanced
Planting Garlic Bulbils Another method of garlic plant propagation is through the use of bulbils. Bulbils are located in the scape of hardneck varieties or on the false neck of softneck species. They are small undivided bulbs that can function like seed. The advantages to using bulbils are their ability to prevent soil borne disease and their faster production. Plant garlic bulbils 1 inch (2.5 cm.) deep in fall, much the same way you would plant cloves. Care and cultivation is the same as bulb-planted garlic. Be careful not to weed out the tiny seedlings in spring, which will emerge looking much like common grass. Leave the plants in the ground until the tops turn brown and then harvest. The resulting bulbs will be smaller than those you get when propagating from cloves but equally delicious and you can get many more from bulbils.
Read more at Gardening Know How: Garlic Propagation: Propagating Garlic Cloves And Bulbs Garlic Plant Propagation - Learn How To Propagate Garlic Bulbs And Cloves
Dam it another quiz ^^^^ later today
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for extra credit……after cross breeding garlic for I think 3 years , whoever did the cross breeding can name their own garlic species..
I’ll find a place for them. I really didn’t like the garlic as much this year as I was late to the feed store where I usually buy it and just used some from the market. They didn’t get those beautiful curls and blooms like last year but they did grow and taste ok just a bit smaller.
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we love our garlic and try and plant a crop every fall
we are trying some new varieties this year which we bought from a new vendor , Rocky Mountain Garlic out of Salida Colorado
http://www.rockymountaingarlic.net/about-us
Salida is up in the mountains at 7000’ feet
- Slovanian
- Brown Rose
- Colorado Wildfire
- Uzbek
- Evil Temptress
- Lavignia
- Kranagasger
those are the new varieties that we are trying out this year
we will do some sampling and then keep the bulbs from the ones we like and plant them this fall
we had potatoes in this bed last year and just let these volunteers grow up with the garlic……and a couple of Triangle Kush plants for schits and giggles
we are trying some new varieties this year which we bought from a new vendor , Rocky Mountain Garlic out of Salida Colorado
http://www.rockymountaingarlic.net/about-us
Salida is up in the mountains at 7000’ feet
- Slovanian
- Brown Rose
- Colorado Wildfire
- Uzbek
- Evil Temptress
- Lavignia
- Kranagasger
those are the new varieties that we are trying out this year
we will do some sampling and then keep the bulbs from the ones we like and plant them this fall
we had potatoes in this bed last year and just let these volunteers grow up with the garlic……and a couple of Triangle Kush plants for schits and giggles
I was actually hoping for that the most, in my mind I see being strapped.She would kick your ass and make you get dirty like her.
I never knew there were so many varieties. My grocery sells them by the pound large ones I love them but also sells the three pack from China. Have bought these in a pinch but not as good…
KGBSkunky
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Ran across a strange scientific thing about cannabis. I had no idea you could see the trichones under a specific uv light range. I wonder if you could make a device to see when they are ripe? Technically it’s 430nm just outside UV range and quite safe. I located some led modules that work in the 420nm to 430nm range. I may obtain a couple to try it out
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I'll take the one in the middle. I see that same look every morning.
I called her already
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