ivebeencanceled
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I just ordered a bunch of new seeds from Horizon Herbs.
Great stuff.
Time to get to gardening
Great stuff.
Time to get to gardening
New Seeds!
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crazy-mental
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what kind of seeds.
Schmidty
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I just received an order from Mountain Rose Herbs. Bought myself a variety of herb seeds... Peppermint, catnip, chamomile, Lavender, etc.
I've also been contemplating growing some other, more "altered consciousness" inducing herbs and plants. Dream herb, San Pedro cactus, Sinicuichi... A couple of good sites I've used in the past for seeds: I Am Shaman, and Ethnogarden Botanicals
I've also been contemplating growing some other, more "altered consciousness" inducing herbs and plants. Dream herb, San Pedro cactus, Sinicuichi... A couple of good sites I've used in the past for seeds: I Am Shaman, and Ethnogarden Botanicals
abudsmoker
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if i had more room in my grow rooms i would grow more herbs. i never have the time for all the stuff as it is
Schmidty
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The beauty of herbs is that you can fill a flat full of seeds in the fall, keep it indoors while the seeds germinate and begin to grow, and then come spring time you can either keep it inside, or move it outside and plant in the ground. It doesnt require a whole lot of tending... 
Same premise as your ladies... You just need to know what environment each type of plant likes to grow in.
Same premise as your ladies... You just need to know what environment each type of plant likes to grow in.
ivebeencanceled
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Motherwort, Siberian (Leonurus sibericus) seeds, organic
Motherwort, Official (Leonurus cardiaca) seeds, organic
Wilde Dagga (Leonotus leonurus) seeds
Cordao (Leonotis nepetaefolia) seeds, organic
Lettuce, Wild (Lactuca virosa) seeds, organic
Passionflower, Official (Passiflora incarnata) seeds, organic
Mugwort, Common (Artemisia vulgaris) seeds, organic
Mullein, Common (Verbascum thapsus) seeds, organic [SD, WA no]
Wormwood, Absinthe (Artemisia absinthium) seeds, organic [SD, WA no]
Poppy, Peshawar (Papaver somniferum var. album) seeds, organic
Sage, White (Salvia apiana) seeds, organic
Motherwort, Official (Leonurus cardiaca) seeds, organic
Wilde Dagga (Leonotus leonurus) seeds
Cordao (Leonotis nepetaefolia) seeds, organic
Lettuce, Wild (Lactuca virosa) seeds, organic
Passionflower, Official (Passiflora incarnata) seeds, organic
Mugwort, Common (Artemisia vulgaris) seeds, organic
Mullein, Common (Verbascum thapsus) seeds, organic [SD, WA no]
Wormwood, Absinthe (Artemisia absinthium) seeds, organic [SD, WA no]
Poppy, Peshawar (Papaver somniferum var. album) seeds, organic
Sage, White (Salvia apiana) seeds, organic
ivebeencanceled
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Im already growing spearmint, catnip, lemon balm, basil, morning glory's(heavenly blue), lavender, aloe vera..maybe a few more i cant think of.
Herbs are fun.
I too would like to grow some more "altered consciousness" herbs.
ivebeencanceled
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Grow outside, thats where i grow all my other herbs...besides "The Herb"
Wavels
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I have tons of different seed left over from last season, but I am compelled to order more anyway.
FWIW, these are my two favorite seed sources....
Annual Flowers - Burpee
Perennial Flowers - Burpee
Vegetables - Burpee
Harris Seeds - Browse
Harris Seeds - Browse
Edit
I was soo stoned when I posted this that I forgot all about Park Seeds.....very happy with their plants!
Park Seed: Seeds and plants for vegetable, flower, annual and perennial gardening.
FWIW, these are my two favorite seed sources....
Annual Flowers - Burpee
Perennial Flowers - Burpee
Vegetables - Burpee
Harris Seeds - Browse
Harris Seeds - Browse
Edit
I was soo stoned when I posted this that I forgot all about Park Seeds.....very happy with their plants!
Park Seed: Seeds and plants for vegetable, flower, annual and perennial gardening.
godspeedsuckah
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Here is a question for you guys who grow herbs. How the hell do you keep insects off of them. I had some lemon basil that got severely molested this summer, no matter what I tried the Japanese beetles and other insects ate the hell out of it. Any suggestions?
Wavels
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Hi godspeed, Japanese beetles are voracious...the only thing that keeps them under control are the Japanese beetle traps which lure them away from my plants.
These bag a bug traps(Spectrum) keep most of these nasty bugs from my gardens.
Bag-a-Bug Disposable Trap Set Product Reviews & Consumer Reports in Video
ivebeencanceled
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Got them today
Schmidty
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Just got my San Pedro and Peruvian Torch seeds last night!!
I also received a bag of Blue Afghani Poppy seeds with my mycology order from SporeBank, though I dont recommend ordering from them. They tried to dick me around, and I ended up waiting for almost three weeks to receive my order... >/
Good stuff... My girlfriend is kinda giving me the eye these days... with all the new plants and whatnot springing up around the house! haha She'll thank me when everything starts producing.
I also received a bag of Blue Afghani Poppy seeds with my mycology order from SporeBank, though I dont recommend ordering from them. They tried to dick me around, and I ended up waiting for almost three weeks to receive my order... >/
Good stuff... My girlfriend is kinda giving me the eye these days... with all the new plants and whatnot springing up around the house! haha She'll thank me when everything starts producing.
