10-11-2020, 09:31 PM
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Nice lookin swiss chard. Mine always does okay for a while then starts bolting. Have you had any problems with that? Good news is that I now have a ziploc bag full of seeds lol.
10-11-2020, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted By coommaxxer⏩
It does take some effort, but start cooming less and gardening more. It's fun. srs.mirin. too lazy to garden. too lazy to even mow my lawn tbh. my neighbor's been mowing my front lawn for the last 10 years. i do the backyard once every 2 months.
Originally Posted By YarsRevenge⏩
Thanks brah. Yea my swiss chard is oddly perfect. Bugs aren't eating it. Zero problems bolting or having any other issues. I'm almost waiting for something to happen.Nice lookin swiss chard. Mine always does okay for a while then starts bolting. Have you had any problems with that? Good news is that I now have a ziploc bag full of seeds lol.
My bloomsdale spinach bolts pretty easily though. A week ago had a to cut off about a 1/3 of them that just didn't make it. Otherwise pretty good.
My main issue was my arugala. It was my crusher to start. But out of nowhere it started turning purple, and I tried saving it with a phosphorous heavy fertilizer, but it was already spotting everywhere. You can see the purple in the one picture. Although I crowded the pot with arugala because I didn't think every seed would germinate and it would grow so well lol.
10-11-2020, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted By FrankGrimes29⏩
Yeah, basically into controlling blood sugar, boosting test, increasing blood flow and NO, aid recovery and reduce inflammation.Damn. I mean you're basically covered haha. I do take zma as well but usually only nights I workout.
I think the beet powder stuff also does most of those, most importantly (for me) boosting Nitric Oxide.
Anything that can increase circulation and boost Nitric Oxide is basically always good for you, except don't take when you're sick.
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10-11-2020, 09:49 PM
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Very nice!
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10-11-2020, 10:08 PM
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Nice dude, this is from March I believe. Swiss Chard, arugula, broccoli rabe, kale, heirloom lettuce mix... All organic and grown from seed. Redwood boxes I made, 3 which are 6 ft long each. Also had an organic habanero plant that I brought in in december and set up a grow light, didn't want it to die. It did well and is outside now producing. Right now I am growing spices, ghost peppers, habaneros, and jalapenos.






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Originally Posted By FrankGrimes29⏩
I wouldnt say im bulking, im just working out hard as fuk on my hamstrings and trying to maintain everything else. Occasionally fukin up on the diet tho lol. Whatever happens happens.Don't worry I usually always fuk up and just pound whatever too. This time might be different though. You start bulking yet?
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10-11-2020, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted By vulgoo⏩
Honestly....I don't know.what is your favorite veggie op
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Thanks brah!Very nice!
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For pete's sake. Absolutely crushing brah. That's the way you do it. I started all from seed as well. Are you going to grow the same stuff next year or are you going to add in some more? I wish I could do spices and grow some peppers like that, but I wouldn't be able to eat them. I can't take any spice haha.Nice dude, this is from March I believe. Swiss Chard, arugula, broccoli rabe, kale, heirloom lettuce mix... All organic and grown from seed. Redwood boxes I made, 3 which are 6 ft long each. Also had an organic habanero plant that I brought in in december and set up a grow light, didn't want it to die. It did well and is outside now producing. Right now I am growing spices, ghost peppers, habaneros, and jalapenos.






Also good idea with the trellises. That's what I am going to do a lot of next year for my leafy greens and then raised garden beds (if I get a place with land) for the rest. Do you use compost in your soil or add anything special for it? Seems like everything grew amazingly well.
Originally Posted By Ken-O⏩
I feel you bro. Diet is the hardest part for me usually haha. either way we'll still look good.I wouldnt say im bulking, im just working out hard as fuk on my hamstrings and trying to maintain everything else. Occasionally fukin up on the diet tho lol. Whatever happens happens.
10-11-2020, 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted By FrankGrimes29⏩
Going to start all of the greens this week probably indoors without the brocolli rabe, that was a waste of space and really didn't produce. I just use organic potting soil from Home Depot and blood meal or the 4-1-1 Alaska fish fertilizer on the greens, you want high nitrogen. For the vegetables I use Dr Earth 4-6-3For pete's sake. Absolutely crushing brah. That's the way you do it. I started all from seed as well. Are you going to grow the same stuff next year or are you going to add in some more? I wish I could do spices and grow some peppers like that, but I wouldn't be able to eat them. I can't take any spice haha.
Also good idea with the trellises. That's what I am going to do a lot of next year for my leafy greens and then raised garden beds (if I get a place with land) for the rest. Do you use compost in your soil or add anything special for it? Seems like everything grew amazingly well.
Also good idea with the trellises. That's what I am going to do a lot of next year for my leafy greens and then raised garden beds (if I get a place with land) for the rest. Do you use compost in your soil or add anything special for it? Seems like everything grew amazingly well.
10-12-2020, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted By jthm⏩
Thanks boyogood stuff
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Yea I used mostly organic soil which did much better than the few I used miracle gro potting mix. I had to improvise with my fertilizers because home depot by me ran out of blood meal, and didn't have a lot of the Dr Earth stuff left. I did pick up a miracle gro high nitorgen fetilizer which has helped a ton for my greens.Going to start all of the greens this week probably indoors without the brocolli rabe, that was a waste of space and really didn't produce. I just use organic potting soil from Home Depot and blood meal or the 4-1-1 Alaska fish fertilizer on the greens, you want high nitrogen. For the vegetables I use Dr Earth 4-6-3
I'll be more prepared this time for the spring. Just doing herbs over the winter and I'll start some seedlings in early march indoors with my grow light to get a head start going into spring. Pretty excited.
Never thought gardening would be this enjoyable. But I plan to have a garden for the rest of my life. srs.
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