MrFishy
Well-Known Member
Hey Ope-
Do ya'll think some growers are just blessed with a green thumb?
Here I am in my later 50's and I can't remember ever having any problem growing anything? Back when I was heavier, I've brutally torn little pine trees out of the ground (after digging around it) twice, both grew to too big to keep, like 15 feet.
Yet others I know couldn't keep a spider plant alive a month? Some work their butts off, taking all sound advice and really, REALLY trying, yet somehow can't even grow pot, which I think is not very hard to grow.
So what are these "green thumbs" and how do they work? It's something I suspect I inherited from my father, possibly because this was the only time in my youth that he talked to me? I don't recall if he did or not?
He was really great by the time he died.
All I know for sure is that, other than breaking new ground, I've never had to work hard, or weed, or feed, or prune, or groom, and except for one crop of okra I dared try to grow way too far up North, in EPA clean-up arsenic tainted soil, pre-clean up, everything I've ever grown harvests at the top, both in weight and quality.
I must have a green thumb, 'cuz I dunno what I'm doin' but I've always done that right, right?
Do ya'll think some growers are just blessed with a green thumb?
Here I am in my later 50's and I can't remember ever having any problem growing anything? Back when I was heavier, I've brutally torn little pine trees out of the ground (after digging around it) twice, both grew to too big to keep, like 15 feet.
Yet others I know couldn't keep a spider plant alive a month? Some work their butts off, taking all sound advice and really, REALLY trying, yet somehow can't even grow pot, which I think is not very hard to grow.
So what are these "green thumbs" and how do they work? It's something I suspect I inherited from my father, possibly because this was the only time in my youth that he talked to me? I don't recall if he did or not?
He was really great by the time he died.
All I know for sure is that, other than breaking new ground, I've never had to work hard, or weed, or feed, or prune, or groom, and except for one crop of okra I dared try to grow way too far up North, in EPA clean-up arsenic tainted soil, pre-clean up, everything I've ever grown harvests at the top, both in weight and quality.
I must have a green thumb, 'cuz I dunno what I'm doin' but I've always done that right, right?