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Whenever I start to freak out that I don't have the right "grow equipment," I remind myself... it's not like tomatoes are a 50-year-old invention. Ok, so maybe they weren't grown in the Yukon before electricity, but Italy isn't always prime temperature at all times either. All these plants were grown by generations of people who had to work with their local climates, and still manage not to starve to death. And every single year I fret over my garden, wondering if the seeds will sprout or temperatures will snap or crickets will move in. And every year, we've still managed to feed ourselves.
My tomatoes aren't growing particularly fast, with all the trips they've been taking outside in 50-degree weather. But they're growing. And they're not leggy. And I've only lost 10 seedlings out of 500 to damping off. That's good enough for me so far.
And hopefully I didn't jinx myself for bragging.![]()
Right on sistah!!!

Hello Everyone;
I would like to have an Ameraucana Roo I lost mine to a predator. I am not sure if it was a hawk (I did find a hawk in the chicken run, it tore through the wire on top of the run) or a coyote. but anyway i lost my Roo. If anyone in the Dayton/Carson City/Reno area has an extra one I have a home for him.
What variety/color are you looking for? Not sure why I'm asking since I have no mature Ameraucana roos right now. I might have an extra lavender or a black/lav split ameraucana cockerel but they are only 2 months old right now. Not a chick but def not a mature bird. I guess I'm just curious about what you're looking for in case someone else has one available. I could ask around.