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the day of mourning, but this also will pass
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the day of mourning, but this also will pass
melon died this AM from the light freeze last night,
But one made it. picked last night. will check other on monday when I returned from work in AM. No frost tonight.
But one made it. picked last night. will check other on monday when I returned from work in AM. No frost tonight.
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Join date : 2012-05-10
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Re: the day of mourning, but this also will pass
Wow, that looks good..... (Insert emoticon w/ smiley face beating fork against the table here.)
Were you able to get seeds for next year from it?
Were you able to get seeds for next year from it?
Re: the day of mourning, but this also will pass
AtlantaMarie wrote:Wow, that looks good..... (Insert emoticon w/ smiley face beating fork against the table here.)
Were you able to get seeds for next year from it?
I never thought about it. I haven't got to that point in my SFG journey. It make sense. Do I just let it dry out , then use it next year?
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Re: the day of mourning, but this also will pass
has55 wrote:AtlantaMarie wrote:Wow, that looks good..... (Insert emoticon w/ smiley face beating fork against the table here.)
Were you able to get seeds for next year from it?
I never thought about it. I haven't got to that point in my SFG journey. It make sense. Do I just let it dry out , then use it next year?
Rinse them good to get all the gook off, then dry on paper towels or a plate for a couple or 3 weeks. Then store with your other seeds in a cool, dark place.
Re: the day of mourning, but this also will pass
Thank you AM. Will give it a try.AtlantaMarie wrote:has55 wrote:AtlantaMarie wrote:Wow, that looks good..... (Insert emoticon w/ smiley face beating fork against the table here.)
Were you able to get seeds for next year from it?
I never thought about it. I haven't got to that point in my SFG journey. It make sense. Do I just let it dry out , then use it next year?
Rinse them good to get all the gook off, then dry on paper towels or a plate for a couple or 3 weeks. Then store with your other seeds in a cool, dark place.
has55- Posts : 2387
Join date : 2012-05-10
Location : Denton, tx
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