I don't think we've had even an inch at one time. The problem is it's February. It's supposed to be freezing and snowy here. I hate being cold but I'd be ok with watching winter from my living room window.
COLD DARK ROOM
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Yes she sure does. Munches on Mazuri like they are fruit loops & goes through a pretty large bundle of dandelion in minutes. I portion leaves out throughout the day, encourages grazing.
Next time I will take a pic.
Heather awhile ago you had mentioned in a post. That you had planted a new plot.
What type of seed did you use?
Sully is looking great!
I will, Rose didn't need the heater on today.
Now you have to capture a picture of Rose and Opo capturing warmth and rays together.?
Thanks Ray. Not looking bad considering Sully is inside until May!
Goodmorning, went to the doctors and the CT scan on my leg only showed atrophy and soft tissue. At least no hematomas. So my stump has changed shape and that's why I can't get my prosthetic on.
Will show the CT results to my therapist so we can working on those muscles.
Will show the CT results to my therapist so we can working on those muscles.
Has Sully got cabin fever yet?
Goodmorning @Yvonne G. Can you give me advice how I should move my cactus?
This is my biggest cactus.
This is my biggest cactus.
Cactus plants are very forgiving. Are you asking how to move it without getting all stuck with the little glochids or because you worry disturbing the roots will harm the plant. Don't worry about that. Just dig it up and move it. Easy peasy. After you've placed it where you want it to live, water sparingly, then don't water again until the earth around it is dry.
If it were me, I would wait until the heat of summer. Summer is the best time to make cactus cuttings, so summer would also be the best time to move it. Since it's hard to not cut off some of the roots with the shovel, it would also be a good idea to prune it back at this time.
It looks like it's actively growing in the picture, and if that's a current picture, then maybe you don't have to wait until summer. I guess it's always summer in Florida, huh?
If it were me, I would wait until the heat of summer. Summer is the best time to make cactus cuttings, so summer would also be the best time to move it. Since it's hard to not cut off some of the roots with the shovel, it would also be a good idea to prune it back at this time.
It looks like it's actively growing in the picture, and if that's a current picture, then maybe you don't have to wait until summer. I guess it's always summer in Florida, huh?
Wow! If you were a bit closer, id pop over & give you a hand with transplanting that beauty and take a few pads home to start! Why are you moving it?
You aren’t too far below Flaggler where we are hoping to move to. (Save me some pads ! )
Cold, dark, rainy, overcast, but not too cold, not snowy or windy. But kind of a yucky hump day.
Zipped up to WalMart to get a few things we needed like epoxy & birdseed! Some fresh nice kale for Sully, a tarp for the woodpile. Ogh yes, some coffee too. A can of WD40 rounded out the list.
On the way back home, we pulled over to check out some misc tree limbs that someone dumped on the backroad near our house. As I suspected, looks like Cherry limbs....so, i uplifted a few limbs into the bed of the truck for a possible future project. (Free nice wood is good). ?
Zipped up to WalMart to get a few things we needed like epoxy & birdseed! Some fresh nice kale for Sully, a tarp for the woodpile. Ogh yes, some coffee too. A can of WD40 rounded out the list.
On the way back home, we pulled over to check out some misc tree limbs that someone dumped on the backroad near our house. As I suspected, looks like Cherry limbs....so, i uplifted a few limbs into the bed of the truck for a possible future project. (Free nice wood is good). ?
Amen to that. Cherry is so lovely. I can't wait to see your project. It's my favorite.
The last I planted was just plain winter rye grass... it grows like crazy right now... in the spring I will use some of the pasture mix I put out for my horses... I have also ordered a tortoise grazing mix...
Omg....I’m SO jealous!!!!
Hay.
The garden trowel, complete with newly installed blade, has been wedded to the new willow oak handle. Tomorrow, I’ll give the handle a good rub down with Boiled Linseed Oil. I have the blade soaked in WD40 to remove as much of the residual rust as possible.
Not looking too bad now - slow drying on the hot water heater.
Not looking too bad now - slow drying on the hot water heater.
Whoever gets that for a present won't be giving it up soon...
Haaa, no present. Old rusty broken garden trowel being brought back to life. ?
