what you gonna grow for this season !!!

~Burnt-Bottom~ · Post by **~Burnt-Bottom~** » Fri May 06, 2011 11:54 am

try sinking to your knees

pout yer lips

unzip your masters pants

bow your head...............an go fer it son

~Burnt-Bottom~ · Post by **~Burnt-Bottom~** » Fri May 06, 2011 11:57 am

or ask juice..........................................its a Prison way of life

ben ttech · Post by **ben ttech** » Fri May 06, 2011 4:49 pm

poor slot,
think sucking dick solves everything...

who taught you that?

Intrinsic · Post by **Intrinsic** » Tue May 10, 2011 1:22 pm

Ben ttech, I grow for my family (1 – 5 people depending) and a neighbor or two, but we’re mostly vegetarians … ‘specially in summertime. And I always germ more seedlings then I need, already gave away shitload of xtra seedlings to friends, I luv it!

And as for virility, I can say fo sure growing things always give me hard on.
Warm dirt, good herb and pretty face with a swinging pony tail, oh yeah Baby! yanno what I like!

Starting is easy, it starts with a seed,

(and a niece to water ‘em while I’m gone)

Cherokee Purple flowers

Leeks, brocolli, and 4 yellow squash in foreground

Intrinsic · Post by **Intrinsic** » Tue May 10, 2011 1:26 pm

The bell pepper bed, before and after. The “indoor” herb garden moved outside in the back end. The chives already in flower!

~Burnt-Bottom~ · Post by **~Burnt-Bottom~** » Tue May 10, 2011 4:05 pm

ben ttech wrote:poor slot,
think sucking dick solves everything...

who taught you that?

why you did Ben..

jesus · Post by **jesus** » Tue May 10, 2011 4:23 pm

Looks good Intrinsic. Seems that no one sprayed for pests in here though.

You like the cinder blocks? They always seem to leech moisture out of the soil to me.

Intrinsic · Post by **Intrinsic** » Tue May 10, 2011 7:07 pm

Thanks man! Yeah I like ‘em. lucky for me my soil has lot of clay, (will get pottery grade stuff out of the compost piles) I remove and use the clay that settles/compost down to the bottom of the beds when I turn the beds, I use it to caulk up the seams some. A few waterings and it all seals nicely. And a little porous is good for aerating the soil I think,
at least I haven’t consider changing ‘em yet.
And I can use the holes to grow other things in, optimizing the space. Perfect for lettuce,cabbage,leeks,bush beans,chives,herbs …

The broq and squash are in chimney flues.

Intrinsic · Post by **Intrinsic** » Sun May 15, 2011 2:15 pm

woke up this mourning and took long pull on my pipe. Suck down some coffee and faced the tasted the fact I might not be growing anything at all. Sure the peas, cabbage, lettuce, chives can take it… but .. but .. Snow level was “suppose” to be 3000 feet higher!

Bell pepper bed

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And after I shook the snow off

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The leek,broq and squash from earlier now under snow,

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jesus · Post by **jesus** » Sun May 15, 2011 3:13 pm

Sucks for the peppers.