https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/tobrfv-a-new-concern-for-tomato-and-pepper-producers
Good information about this virus. I'd never heard of it before. Very scary.
Good information about this virus. I'd never heard of it before. Very scary.
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Grape. FYI wild grapes have male and female plants. Some have perfect flowers and self pollinate. Domestic grapes have been selected for self pollination. There is a least one wine grape that is female and needs a pollinator.I really checked my strawberry plants the other day, and found some baby green berries growing! So, we will get a few at least!
I also discovered a potato plant growing in the area I grew potatoes last year, so I guess I missed at least one.
I want to get more mole traps because this guy is everywhere, except for where I put the trap. I feel like the moles aren't as active this year, but maybe they are just deeper down with how dry it is. I'm okay with that, as long as they don't move the earth under my garden plants!
OH! I took pictures of the possible grape yesterday. What do you all think: grape or not grape?
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I can't see any reason this is real. I don't think a tomato left in those conditions would still be that red and firm 15 days later... especially with tomato plants growing inside of it.
I am not afraid of the virus, we can plant daikon radish in the same soil with out any problem. Also, they will develop resistant type tomatoes if there is a demand for them. Our scientist and technology are just as great or greater than other countries.https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/tobrfv-a-new-concern-for-tomato-and-pepper-producers
Good information about this virus. I'd never heard of it before. Very scary.
Sorry you are choosing to be argumentative simply because I don't believe the claim you are making. I wasn't being condescending but simply stating an opinion.Then your claim that your inability to see the shell fragments in the soil must mean that they've broken down into their individual constituent elements makes even less sense, no matter how many condescending emojies you use
But as for your "degree in physics", I recall that being on display when you twice claimed, "North Korea actually has 2 satellites positioned over the US that could deliver an EMP at any time they choose", even though it isn't physically possible to keep a satellite positioned over any part of the Earth that isn't located on the equator, and the satellites NK does have are in polar orbits that only occasionally take them briefly over the U.S...and there's zero publicly available evidence that they possess any offensive capability at all.