Taking it Outside

I'm getting the Red X pic links on my PC running Windows 7 in both IE and Google Chrome. I rarely see the same problem on other posts, maybe 3 or 4 times in the past 2 years.

Calle_Lily - all your pics show up fine. And I'm seeing Jayballr's pics OK before post #55 AND after post #157. It's just the pics in his posts between those 2 that don't show up. Maybe he was using a different format during that time?

I get red x-s also - I'm running Firefox. I assumed they were deleted pics.

damn....not sure what's up

hopefully no more issues...I think those pages were from my phone, I've been using the macbook lately so I'll just stick with that.

Good news/bad news - Gigabud triggered early so she got moved it into the greenhouse light dep.

Good news - should guarantee we're not buying any more bud between now and harvest season
Bad news - I was almost fucking done tarping for the year. So now tack on another 65+ days of home every fucking evening to cover.

And now we have an open prime time slot....The candidates are:

mutant runt NY Sour D (born jan 21). Been a little neglected, but really starting to show some vigor. Just showed sex at like 5 1/2 months old



Candy Tree Clone (@420tycoon )



Ghost Rider clone (@Aeroknow )

The Sunset Sherbert and OLH are just not quite ready for the big show. I'm relatively certain though, that there is enough soil in the one box to take two of the clones. Any thoughts?

Pics are looking good and your plants look awesome, keep up the good work!

Hummingbirds LOVE this bush that lives by the pond. It has really cool purple & red flowers.

Do you know what this is called?

Please & thank you

I also need help identifying this bush.

Please & thank you!!

calla_lily said:

I also need help identifying this bush.

Please & thank you!!

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Looks like a hydrangia.

calla_lily said:

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Hummingbirds LOVE this bush that lives by the pond. It has really cool purple & red flowers.

Do you know what this is called?

Please & thank you

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Some kind of fuschia?

I'm not a plant expert but the blue is a huge hydrangea bush and the red looks like a fuschia.

^^^ Ditto ^^^ & ditto ^^^

^^^ ditto ^^^ & ^^^ ditto ^^^
@calla_lily if I was to recommend one garden guide, this would be it:


This book has been revised numerous times, nothing wrong with getting an older, used copy (from your local, independent bookshop). Our edition is from 1999. It's an amazing resource!

I just found this thread! I am watching now!

Beautiful land!

I agree - hydrangea and you have acidic soil (makes them blue).
I have several versions of that Sunset gardening book. Everytime I see a different edition at a garage sale I pick one up. I also recommend the Farmer's Almanac.

Cheers,
Mo

Mohican said:

I just found this thread! I am watching now!

Beautiful land!

I agree - hydrangea and you have acidic soil (makes them blue).
I have several versions of that Sunset gardening book. Everytime I see a different edition at a garage sale I pick one up. I also recommend the Farmer's Almanac.

Cheers,
Mo

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Welcome aboard @Mohican !!! Please throw out any advice you think might help us out, we're very much still learning.

WV: Jetson said:

^^^ ditto ^^^ & ^^^ ditto ^^^
@calla_lily if I was to recommend one garden guide, this would be it:

This book has been revised numerous times, nothing wrong with getting an older, used copy (from your local, independent bookshop). Our edition is from 1999. It's an amazing resource!

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Nice, we just took back a copy to the chico library.....definitely gonna have to pick up a copy to add to the home library. I flipped through it a couple times, but never really put it to use

next for the chop.....OLH #1 (Tuesday)

I found our tiger lilies yesterday

Our aloe aristata
is growing outside of the flower beds
& into the yard & stone walkway.

Our most interesting
Lace Leaf Japanese Maple