There’s a 100% chance of rain tomorrow. Time to get the area outside of the poly tunnel cleaned up and finish tidying up the inside. I want to be able to move around better in there. What a mess! 🤭 The theme song to Sanford and Son is playing in my head right now. 🤣
This my first post here. I am new to crypto and new to Minds. Still I am excited to be here and be rid of Facebook and IG. I am glad to start anew with privacy and mutual respect on this platform. While I don’t care to post much about my conservative views, I do want to be heard when I do and I don’t want to be censored for calling it like I see it. This is Gizmo. Created in fabric and thread. I will be putting out more posts of gizmo and two other dogs. Thank you for your support. #artquilts #textileart #quilting #fabriccollage #fineart
I’ve been transitioning from peat moss seed starter to coconut coir. It’s a more sustainable option and I really like the results I’m getting with it. In particular I find that it is really easy to prick out tiny multi sown seedlings without damaging delicate root systems. These come in compressed blocks and when water is added they expand and fill about 2 1/2 seed trays each with seed starting medium. I’ve even recycled and reused some from last year with absolutely no issues. I’m going to have to start looking into larger bulk options though, these blocks are great, but I always feel bad when I clear the last few off the shelf, and they just don’t seem to ever carry a large quantity of them at my local store.
This my first post here. I am new to crypto and new to Minds. Still I am excited to be here and be rid of Facebook and IG. I am glad to start anew with privacy and mutual respect on this platform. While I don’t care to post much about my conservative views, I do want to be heard when I do and I don’t want to be censored for calling it like I see it. This is Gizmo. Created in fabric and thread. I will be putting out more posts of gizmo and two other dogs. Thank you for your support. #artquilts #textileart #quilting #fabriccollage #fineart
I’ve been transitioning from peat moss seed starter to coconut coir. It’s a more sustainable option and I really like the results I’m getting with it. In particular I find that it is really easy to prick out tiny multi sown seedlings without damaging delicate root systems. These come in compressed blocks and when water is added they expand and fill about 2 1/2 seed trays each with seed starting medium. I’ve even recycled and reused some from last year with absolutely no issues. I’m going to have to start looking into larger bulk options though, these blocks are great, but I always feel bad when I clear the last few off the shelf, and they just don’t seem to ever carry a large quantity of them at my local store.
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