She said/He said Who's right? Who's wrong? No one!

[scflock]

I I'm thinking, the poor girl just said she was nervous & then you go and tell her all eyes are on her!

I honestly didn't mean it to make her nervous. Despite all my ragging on her, I have faith in her

 

[scflock]

I didn't know peafowl were loud.

Oh my god! Imagine Jerry Clower on steroids with a megaphone. "HHHHHAAAAAWWWWWWWW"

 

[WalnutHill]

Massively. Ruined all the tomatoes. They would get about half size, then the bottoms would just rot out. I haven't put any fertilizer or miracle grow on it this year, and it is seriously the most thriving garden I have ever had. Already picking squash, cucumbers, zuchinni, and assorted peppers. Tomatoes should be soon, but the ones I am the most excited about won't produce for a while. Hearts of Gold cantaloupe. They are a smaller cantaloupe, but so sweet they will make your teeth hurt.

just thinking about them

Blossom end rot is a calcium deficiency. No doubt the extra nitrogen had something to do with that

We till ours in as soon as the ground is thawed enough to till, then till again early May before it's warm enough to plant anything. By Memorial Day, frost warnings are pretty much done and the manure has had a chance to break down.

 

[dan26552]

Massively. Ruined all the tomatoes. They would get about half size, then the bottoms would just rot out. I haven't put any fertilizer or miracle grow on it this year, and it is seriously the most thriving garden I have ever had. Already picking squash, cucumbers, zuchinni, and assorted peppers. Tomatoes should be soon, but the ones I am the most excited about won't produce for a while. Hearts of Gold cantaloupe. They are a smaller cantaloupe, but so sweet they will make your teeth hurt.

just thinking about them

Oh that stinks. Awesome! Sounds yummy!

 

[WVduckchick]

Oh my god! Imagine Jerry Clower on steroids with a megaphone. "HHHHHAAAAAWWWWWWWW"

Oh then that's an easy NO !

 

[WalnutHill]

I'm not saying this to get

ed, it's just the truth. It's totally a woman thing: Imagine all of the bad things that can happen, and worry about it needlessly for weeks on end, all so they can

when things turn out ok.
I would rather

for three weeks, then if something goes wrong

My job takes advantage of this trait. I have to anticipate all the things that can go wrong, either in the way the customer uses the product, or in the product deployment itself, then engineer a solution that avoids all the unknown issues. I'm pretty good at it.

 

[WalnutHill]

Oh my god! Imagine Jerry Clower on steroids with a megaphone. "HHHHHAAAAAWWWWWWWW"

Back when I was a kid, one of the neighbors a mile or so down the road had peafowl. That stupid peacock would walk out in front of the schoolbus when it stopped and scream at it. It became a war of bus horn and peacock, until my bus driver brought an air horn.

 

[dan26552]

Back when I was a kid, one of the neighbors a mile or so down the road had peafowl. That stupid peacock would walk out in front of the schoolbus when it stopped and scream at it. It became a war of bus horn and peacock, until my bus driver brought an air horn.

 

[AmyLynn2374]

Amy, your so funny. This is exactly what I was thinking when I read SC's post. I'm thinking, the poor girl just said she was nervous & then you go and tell her all eyes are on her! You'll do great!
So technically a pip on day 18? Wow!! So exciting! Please keep us posted play by play!! Pics too!!

Can you tell he just loves me??? LOL

Yes, technically it is a day 18 pip. And I sure will.

I'm not saying this to get

ed, it's just the truth. It's totally a woman thing: Imagine all of the bad things that can happen, and worry about it needlessly for weeks on end, all so they can

when things turn out ok.
I would rather

for three weeks, then if something goes wrong

Woman can't just

when it goes wrong! How long have you been married?? Haven't you learned that?? Then we have to figure out what we did wrong and how we can fix it!

I didn't know peafowl were loud. Glad I hadn't seriously considered them! LOL Anyone raise quail? We have considered some quail.



As far as this hatch, my humidity was running upper 20's to about 32%. Cells were big, so I decided on a squirt of water. Well dangit if it didn't shoot to 55. So I suctioned the water back out and tried a small piece of sponge. I was hoping for 40. Sponge still was around 50, so I cut it in half (down to about 1" x 1"). Was still showing about 45 when I had to leave for work, so I took it out. It will slowly drop back to 30, but that will be fine for today. I suppose....

I knew about the whole pea cock thing because my niece in law's parents had them and a lot of neighbor complaints too...lol

Oh my god! Imagine Jerry Clower on steroids with a megaphone. "HHHHHAAAAAWWWWWWWW"

Who???

Oh then that's an easy NO !

I guess that's not a good thing then...lol

 

[scflock]

Back when I was a kid, one of the neighbors a mile or so down the road had peafowl.  That stupid peacock would walk out in front of the schoolbus when it stopped and scream at it.  It became a war of bus horn and peacock, until my bus driver brought an air horn.

The first time I ever heard one was at work. I went behind a big shop and didn't know they were there. I thought it was a greenhouse and didn't see the birds. I had my back turned when one of them screamed. I almost wet myself
I've hated them til this day