Shouldn't the gauge be reading zero?
What did you accomplish today?
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DarkWeb
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70 psi too!
farmerfischer
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Good catch... I didn't notice that.. I'm assuming, yes,, it's probably suppose to be reading zero..lol..
Well something else to add to the parts list.. I having a batch of a time getting that stuff off..
farmerfischer
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Lol... I was like,, what the fuck! 70 psi?
farmerfischer
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i sewed four 3 gallon cloth pots for my ladies
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. The Outdoorsman .
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Ill trade 4 5's for a 1923 singer sewing machine. You pay shippingi sewed four 3 gallon cloth pots for my ladies
BarnBuster
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These are pretty good quality
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Sir Napsalot
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I felt at peace for the most part
raratt
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Goose berries?
Ozumoz66
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They're ground cherries. Short plant under a foot tall. Produces small berries in a husk shell that are ripe once they fall onto the ground. A unique flavour similar to tomatillo, but eaten fresh.
raratt
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Learn something new everyday, never heard of them.
MissinThe90’sStrains
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Ground cherries are really neat. It tastes like God got stoned and accidentally combined a cherry tomato with a tropical fruit. They’d probably make a killer base for a hot sauce. I grew 3 different varieties last year but the chipmunks eventually found them. Very cool
. The Outdoorsman .
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Mom had those by her strawberry patch. Orange/red husk. Chinese lanterns if I remember. Didnt know were edible thought ornamental. Huh. Nice garden.
Ozumoz66
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Thnx. Mulch is used to keep dirt off the fruit here but straw would work well too. The Chinese lanterns are ornamental, not edible.
Charles U Farley
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It's harvest time. I've cut and trimmed all the girls in the 4x4. Forgot to take a picture of the box 'o buds from the complete harvest, that'll come tomorrow. This was my favorite... not bad for 25-year-old Northern Lights seed that has been IBL'd more than a West Virginia hillbilly (sorry hillbill, I'm from Kentucky 
), grown in Miracle Grow potting soil and fertilized with Peter's 20/20/20.
Newbies, don't let anyone tell you this is a fucking difficult process, it is not :
), grown in Miracle Grow potting soil and fertilized with Peter's 20/20/20.Newbies, don't let anyone tell you this is a fucking difficult process, it is not :
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