It also increases the protein content.I found out that gluten doesn't affect the taste of bread, but it changes the texture and makes it rise higher.
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It also increases the protein content.I found out that gluten doesn't affect the taste of bread, but it changes the texture and makes it rise higher.
I have one, pullet, I thought was a cockerel. You can look at my thread about her to see photos. She's always had a pretty red comb and waddles.Is that a black Australorp @Swiss? I have 6 of them and I’m not sure if they’re cockerels or pullets yet. They’re about 10 weeks old and depending how the light is hitting them I can’t tell what they are.
For your flower seeds, did you check to see if any needed to be cold stratified? Some seed companies don't keep their seeds cold enough, and so you have to pop them in the fridge for a week or so. Depending on the flower. MiGardener seeds are pre-stratified, in my experience.I've had pitifully low germination from the carrots and cilantro.
I have one left as well! Over a year old now.I have this one onion walla walla sweet I never pulled.
Darn thing is a year old.
Depending on variety, pumpkins are usually 90~day crops. They do not like their roots disturbed during transplanting in my experience.Not sure when to plant for my Fall garden?
That's how my 40G is. 75 creeps up over the year, too may guppies and snails.I didn't check the nitrates, they're always about 5-10ppm due to the plants
I planted sets last spring and didn't get to water properly, however we don't have our ground freeze, but I'm just pulling the last of the onions and mine did good until most bolted.The tops might look great, but the bulb is bleah. These were planted as sets last year.
Definitely not cold... Maybe on the water. We are above average but it's been spaced out wellcold or too much water?
I'll watch for your report.I did email them so we'll see what they say. I've had good results with any veggies, fruit, and herbs that I've ordered from them with the exception of the St Johns Wort. It just seems to be a flower seed issue for me. So weird...
I have chocolate loaches in my 15 gallon tank. I can't find a decent photo, so here is another picture of the Kuhlis from a year ago. I recall losing one.Hey, I just finished mowing my yard too, but I didn't pull out the weed eater. Minus the garden, buildings and areas under the trees I think I have about a half acre to mow.
Thanks. I planted onion sets this spring. If I remember I'll leave a few and see what they do next year. I didn't know rabbits would eat onions.
Those Kuhli loaches are cool-i! For some reason they make me think of those poisonous sea snakes.
Thanks. Yeah, I read that somewhere. The big problem here is the temperature. It's still too cool to be direct planting okra seeds. Too cool, the plants go dormant and are more susceptible to diseases. So if the seeds I planted in the garden don't work out I'll drop in the potted plants... if they grow, that is.okra does better if direct seeded. be very careful when transplanting.
Their response. About what I expected... I haven't replied yet.I'll watch for your report.