My tomato plant are 6 ft tall. falling over the cages. my eggplants are 3
ft tall.
peppers are kicking ass.
onions are 3 feet tall and huge.
I tried to pick a mater and the plant bitch slapped me like in The wizard of
Oz.
You think it was all that burnt horse bedding I put in there in the spring.
I got from Japan. ??
Posted by David Hare-Scott on August 7, 2011, 7:37 pm
DogDiesel wrote:
> My tomato plant are 6 ft tall. falling over the cages. my > eggplants are 3 ft tall. > peppers are kicking ass.
Don't bend over!
> onions are 3 feet tall and huge. > I tried to pick a mater and the plant bitch slapped me like in The > wizard of Oz. > > You think it was all that burnt horse bedding I put in there in the > spring. > I got from Japan. ??
Horse bedding is usually straw with horse urine and manure mixed in. The
exact content and proportions depend on the stables. It should generally
make a good soil improver. If you are worried about seeds (there shouldn't
be many) you can compost it before applying it.
Why would you burn it?
How did you get it from Japan, was it in your carry-on luggage? (phew)
Why?
David
Posted by DogDiesel on August 8, 2011, 9:22 am
> DogDiesel wrote: >> My tomato plant are 6 ft tall. falling over the cages. my >> eggplants are 3 ft tall. >> >> peppers are kicking ass. > Don't bend over! >> >> onions are 3 feet tall and huge. >> >> I tried to pick a mater and the plant bitch slapped me like in The >> wizard of Oz. >> >> >> >> >> You think it was all that burnt horse bedding I put in there in the >> spring. >> I got from Japan. ?? > Horse bedding is usually straw with horse urine and manure mixed in. The > exact content and proportions depend on the stables. It should generally > make a good soil improver. If you are worried about seeds (there > shouldn't be many) you can compost it before applying it. > Why would you burn it? > How did you get it from Japan, was it in your carry-on luggage? (phew) > Why? > David
Oh Jeez, that went right over your head..........
Posted by David Hare-Scott on August 8, 2011, 5:59 pm
DogDiesel wrote:
>> DogDiesel wrote: >>> My tomato plant are 6 ft tall. falling over the cages. my >>> eggplants are 3 ft tall. >>> >>> peppers are kicking ass. >> >> Don't bend over! >>> >>> onions are 3 feet tall and huge. >>> >>> I tried to pick a mater and the plant bitch slapped me like in The >>> wizard of Oz. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> You think it was all that burnt horse bedding I put in there in the >>> spring. >>> I got from Japan. ?? >> >> Horse bedding is usually straw with horse urine and manure mixed in. >> The exact content and proportions depend on the stables. It should >> generally make a good soil improver. If you are worried about seeds >> (there shouldn't be many) you can compost it before applying it. >> >> Why would you burn it? >> >> How did you get it from Japan, was it in your carry-on luggage? >> (phew) >> >> Why? >> >> David >> >> > > Oh Jeez, that went right over your head..........
So it seems. So what's the joke?
D
Posted by DogDiesel on August 8, 2011, 7:55 pm
> DogDiesel wrote: >>> DogDiesel wrote: >>>> My tomato plant are 6 ft tall. falling over the cages. my >>>> eggplants are 3 ft tall. >>>> >>>> peppers are kicking ass. >>> >>> Don't bend over! >>>> >>>> onions are 3 feet tall and huge. >>>> >>>> I tried to pick a mater and the plant bitch slapped me like in The >>>> wizard of Oz. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> You think it was all that burnt horse bedding I put in there in the >>>> spring. >>>> I got from Japan. ?? >>> >>> Horse bedding is usually straw with horse urine and manure mixed in. >>> The exact content and proportions depend on the stables. It should >>> generally make a good soil improver. If you are worried about seeds >>> (there shouldn't be many) you can compost it before applying it. >>> >>> Why would you burn it? >>> >>> How did you get it from Japan, was it in your carry-on luggage? (phew) >>> Why? >>> >>> David >>> >>> >> >> Oh Jeez, that went right over your head.......... > So it seems. So what's the joke? > D
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> eggplants are 3 ft tall.
> peppers are kicking ass.