Recent content by ForRealz

"It's not, 'How bi are you?' It's 'Buy, how are you?' "

Ultimately, I wanted to share my experience in the region: biggest plants went in mid-April. People can believe or disbelieve. Check out this NorCal growers Goji OG and what he says (alas, another anecdote).

Yes, I agree, soil temperature is a factor to be considered. That is why I mentioned morels having come and gone, " Generally, soil temperatures must reach 50 degress F before morels will begin to fruit in your area." Here is soil temperature graph for region in question, it is evident that...

To be sure, my initial post was of / pertaining to Bodhi and Bodhi seeds. I really just wanted to put the information out there so that, primarily, the person that was told he planted too early could see for himself that the breeder (near same latitude) also plants at that time frame that he...

It could reduce your "butt hurt," give it a shot!!!

Haha, yeah just "one" piece of evidence. Here's another anecdote for you: you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink. See, that applies here in that, you can show @kmog33 when the breeder plants his seeds, day length calendars, and actual temperatures for Region In Question...

That "one dude" happens to be Bodhi, dude.

You are incorrect again, those are some of the northern and southern most cities in KY, so from approx 36.6 - 39 degrees lat. ^^^Will you be able to admit that or can you argue around it too?

I've learned you can not admit to being wrong in regards to day length / photoperiod / seedlings / specific regions so you put words in my mouth and try to shift the focus to temperature in hopes that you can "win" there. However, from the first time I addressed this issue I spoke of frost...

Hey check this, zero frost in all of April, and these temperature ranges coupled with precipitation probably explain why it was a bumper year for morels (season has come And gone already). Hummingbirds have arrived weeks ago also, you know, they migrate and return when there are flowers and...

Ahhh yes, back to the issue at hand! Length of day... You see, that is something that changes very, very minimally every year. (So I'm in agreement with you @Tangerine_ , looking to sunrise/sunset tables as one major guide, this was the crux of kmogg 's and I previous argument). As you can see...

@kmog33 I presented the information, that was my only objective. Any concerned parties are obviously free to draw whatever conclusions they personally deem fit ✌

@kmog33 Nice attempt to pivot from the original issue: photoperiod. You guys, from CA, told dude that, effectively, he did wrong by planting in April, and that is why he experienced pre-mature onset of flowering. From CA, you've told us what can and can't be done in our region. I presented...

You see, the issue never revolved around Los Angeles, no one asked you about LA. Right here you speak of KY and say "April too early to plant (seeds)."