I know I literally just said "This is my last gardening post of 2025", but this is more of a gardening adjacent post ... a follow up if you will. CALING ALL CORN FANS! No not the nu metal band

I'm so sick of this blockchain I am leaving forever! Just kidding. But, the weather is turning and it will be my last garden post of 2025. I am making some new garden beds for next year. I have saved some

I've tried solving bitcoin puzzles before ... I think most people who "surf the web" in 2025 have tried a puzzle before and found them impossibly difficult. When I was younger, I thought ARGs

I always wanted one of those old lady gardens where there are weird stuff like broken plates and pretty glass with little gnomes and fairy statues. Plus I have an attachment disorder. Not the kind where

Officer Doofus Reporting for Duty. Haven't made any cannabis posts in a long time. That isn't because of failure. Quite the opposite, dear reader. Have I been hard at work ... or hardly working? YOU DECIDE!

Today is the last day of frost, probably the last post I will make until next year: Unless I can scrape together enough $$$ to get my indoor light for the clone room. [That is one of my 2026 goals]. Anyways,

I've been doing a lot of late season project before the harsh winters hit. And according to the local news people this is going to be a tough winter ... or at least an early one. It all started when I

Feast your eyes upon my girth. In all seriousness, I've been having a lot of fun with this plant. I'm experimenting with letting the plants grow al naturale without topping or doing any type of stress

Didn't I just write an update for June?! Time really flies during the summer. Most of my produce is doing great: Some of the plants are dying, like some of the corn and beans. The plants in general need

Budding Flower

Today I measured my #cannabis plant. The largest of my plants that I started from seeds in the greenhouse before the frost was over in late March. The plant is around 5 feet tall already! From growing

Blogging is nice, because you can organize your thoughts and archive them. A #gardenjournal is the perfect avenue for this type of blogging site. I'd like to create an overview of my entire garden. This

Recently, I visited a few Garage Sales on the River in a nearby town. There was an old hippy lady that sold everything out of the back of her van. She had some baskets full of really nice beach agates

Today, I harvested some strawberries, rose petals, mint leaves and arugula. I've been pretty much living off strawberries and wild arugula. Honestly, I wish I had more fresh food to eat from the garden,

I promised myself I was only going to post once a week, but there are so many amazing things to document in the garden. And I've really expanded my operation lately, so there is never ending work. In my

I saw a post from @calendulacraft where I commented that arugula was my favorite plant to eat and it's true. On sandwiches or eaten with some salad dressing. They have a really nice, peppery taste and

Previously, I made a post about my dying cannabis plants and my attempts to heal them with Bone Meal, Kelp and Epsom Salt. The facts are that the plants weren't doing too well because of cold shock, some

It was a rough winter for my #cannabis garden. I have a greenhouse that is falling apart. There were several holes that formed in the plastic during cold temperatures. My weather, like many people, doesn't

Today I worked on my retaining wall. Basically my garden area for my #cannabis and my giant raised bed on the other side of the fence are different heights, so I need a retaining wall to keep the soil

Hello World. Today we are going to plant some seeds into the #garden. First, I planted some Ornamental Corn. Last post, I mentioned I want to breed my own strain of corn. I have 3 types of corn strains.