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You can always get a US based friend to receive them and reship to you. I send seeds across the border frequently using a coin flip and washer. Looks like this The washer protects them from the rollers at the post office crushing them and the tissue keeps them from rattling around.

I'll trade you one case of MREs for them, okay I'll through in a can of dehydrated water too lol.

We finally have a little snow on the ground. Bet the grocery stores are out of everything. I'm happy we prepared for winter a month ago. I can go weeks without needing to go to town so let it snow, let it snow, let it snow lol.

Our central heating and AC died awhile back and a new system is 7K. We usually use electric and radiant oil filled heaters but these temps are a good bit colder than usual for us. I've had kerosene heaters before and they just need to be maintained so you have a clean flame and no sooty odor. I...

I like to allow 5-6 weeks from pollination for mature seeds but I've seen some ready on 4 weeks or so. You can dry some of those male flowers out and run them through a sieve to collect the pollen and then brush it on the buds with a tiny paint brush or a q tip with the fuzzy part cut back a little.

After dealing with low 60s in the house for a few days I put the new kerosene heater together and fired it up. It's 74 and rising inside now, best money I've spent in awhile. It's gonna really make my wife happy when she gets up for work later on tonight.

One of the great movies of my time. It's so damn cold I woke up at this ungodly hour just to get coffee to warm up.

As someone who tried doing shots of Everclear in college let me just say.....No. Liquid fire going down your throat would be much smoother.

The list of uses is pretty creative, coolant for a VW Bug had me laughing hard.

They can be risky for sure but in an old house like ours the ventilation is not a problem. There's so much air getting in past the windows it keeps the carbon monoxide levels in check. Thanks for the heads up though, they can be deadly. Two soldiers in a unit doing training with us put a small...

I grabbed a kerosene heater this week in case power goes out this winter. I have a generator but it would struggle trying to run an electric heater with the load on it from the fridge and freezer. We have a few inches of snow forecast this next week and the temps are going to be in the teens...

I saw that avalanche in the Washington Post. Stay safe on those slopes @BobBitchen .

You should grow some monsters in ground. You're fabric pots get big, in ground you're gonna need a taller ladder lol.

Just potted this today, Trinity clone. Plenty of roots and ready to go. Stick to a system that works for you and your environment and cloning is easy

This was just posted on one of the forums I'm on, could have been here, but I love this little guy.

Just curious what you think a taproot is going to do differently. There's lots of ways to get good results, hope it work's out well for you.

That's probably not helping lol.

I'm not sure why you're so hung up on a tap root. Good healthy roots from a clone don't require anything special, just a clean cut and the right environment. I probably rooted 100 cuts this year with no taproot and they take off as soon as they hit soil and grow nice plants. If it makes you...

Never fun to hear much less do but I know 2 guys my age that had cancer detected and caught it early enough to treat successfully from that stinkin camera. Take an edible and just get through it, its worth the peace of mind long term.