Dixie Chicks

[Amberjem]

I've got no where near the recommended ventilation. But when the coop is heated, it's way drier than outside air (like 30%), and when it isn't heated, it's the same as outside air. Can't make it any drier than that.

I've only had hospital food once, I thought it was lovely. I was high as a kite though...

Sam, I just packed your package, after I put it on a scale it read 999grams, I hope the post office's scale is calibrated the same as my own... I'll try to get it in the mail tomorrow.

You're getting an assortment, 10 different chocolate bars, two of each, a bag of salmiakki (Finnish specialty, sort of like liqorice but way better), and some xylitol gum, spearmint flavored.

 

[vehve]

I think this will be a good trade off. I started browsing a seed webshop and suddenly my cart was up to 96 euros... I'll be able to cut that in half with your seeds. I thought I still had some left from last year, but according to Karin we planted everything.

 

[Amberjem]

Sam, I think as long as you label the seeds individually and write a note inside the package asking not to mix them up with each other we should be safe. And write "plant seeds" on the outside too, you might need to check out what the Canadian Post gives as instructions for shipping to Finland. Shipping that way I have to label the package "Unsolicited gift" and write what the content and it's value is.

might make that VEGGIE seeds not just plant

 

[vehve]

Good point, Jem. Sam, write "Definitely no Mary Jane in this package" on top

 

[hennible]

International packages need to have every single item listed individually that's what I did with Bama's didn't stop them... And never ever plant all of your seeds always reserve some so you have a genetic fallback if something goes wrong...

 

[hennible]

Easy For me to say I literally have thousands and thousands of seeds

 

[vehve]

Sam, I just went with cheap store bought seeds, I can always get more of them. But the seed saving seems like a smart idea, I think I'll do that this season. Especially with your seeds. I will probably go check out the seeds at Lidl this year again too, their prices were unbeatable. I think I paid 60 cents for 100 carrot seeds.

 

[Amberjem]

anyways sorry I got distracted by chocolate....

good chocolate........... anyways Good morning one and all........well another busy day here..waiting for a delivery of 12 tons of crush.......have counciling today............and a side note progress IS being made with my son and @Sharps Big 50 we had a really nice and productive family session the other day totally unsupervised without assistance.. they were actually communicating well together..and I didnt feel like a treaty negotiator. My son seemed like he was being heard it, and @Sharps Big 50 recognized he was taking the communication seriously and trying so while things started out just a little bumpy they smoothed out into productive communication

my son seems to be a lot less angery , broody and carelessly unproductive.......still waiting to get into the doctors but have been working on improving his diet and he has been taking yoga and kickboxing which I think is helping as well..so think the combination of all these things is helping to stabilize his moods and help his focus better

 

[Amberjem]

Good point, Jem. Sam, write "Definitely no Mary Jane in this package" on top

 

[hennible]

Sam, I just went with cheap store bought seeds, I can always get more of them. But the seed saving seems like a smart idea, I think I'll do that this season. Especially with your seeds. I will probably go check out the seeds at Lidl this year again too, their prices were unbeatable. I think I paid 60 cents for 100 carrot seeds.

Nice deal. Seed saving will save you money and it will keep the plants more genetically diverse... Small-scale seed saving is impossible with certain types of plants though because you lose diversity because you're growing on a small-scale that's why I always keep a few from each season... And I do still purchase seeds from time to time