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It's not quite 'my' grow, I guess. It's my neighbor's. My secondhand bagseed, some of my direction. His plant. I would have to look back at my calendar but it might have been sown three months ago when I planted my last mediocre harvest. Still vegging it along.
The one picture shows what happens when you bend and roll a little vigorously. There's a hole through the stem. Something I've been wanting to expeirment with. The other picture shows what happens when you lay your seedling stem in the soil and make it stay there. They're like mangrove roots! The bottom half of the stalk, that is in the soil, has as many roots growing from it as the main tap root does below. You can figure out which picture is which.
Awww man good for you cannatom. We've had strays dropped off on our road it's sad. We took in one once had him 16yrs. Our dogs are doing better but at dogs feeding time cats are so curious, they had better watch the distance or the chase is on. Like racehorses in the house!
Thanks alltatup My daughter had it made into one of those canvas wall art things. It may look a bit grainy if you enlarge it. We have 4 cats and all of them would climb on both dogs and “make muffinsâ€
No it has hydraulics, the 4 wheel drive meant nothing in this hole,,, I told him he was going down! I have what we call quick sand, it's good for one trip, but 2 your risking dropping into the hole if you work it much.
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