sorce
Nonsense Rascal
I have every reason to believe these can push and die.
But more reasons to believe they won't.
So far so good.
Go Beav.
Sorce
But more reasons to believe they won't.
So far so good.
Go Beav.
Sorce
Beaver Moon
- Thread starter sorce
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AaronThomas
Omono
How’s this?
Forsoothe!
Imperial Masterpiece
Hmmmmm... I thought Beaver Moon would be something... erotic. I'm disappointed.
AaronThomas
Omono
Super “Pink” moon
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Fake motherfuckin news!
Next every sun will have a name.
Stupid stupid stupid!
Sorce
Next every sun will have a name.
Stupid stupid stupid!
Sorce
AaronThomas
Omono
Bhahahhahaha! Yup!
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
SFSG.
Sorce
Forsoothe!
Imperial Masterpiece
That's a real live wire...
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Well hell if we might not get an extra month this year! May 1st green last year. Seems we'll have green this year before March is out!
Been leaving this to grow roots, not pruning much during the season.
Trying to bring the balance back now.
Sorce
Been leaving this to grow roots, not pruning much during the season.
Trying to bring the balance back now.
Sorce
Those are some big chickens!
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
One drew blood on me the other day, fitting to be a big cookpot! Lol!
Truth, their sleep spot was too dirty, they just don't play that shit! They are so smart!
Sorce
Forsoothe!
Imperial Masterpiece
So, what is this mug?
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
This one took a worse squirreling.
This low left branch was knocked near bare, so rebalancing is such a great setback, that I can't even cut off everything from higher up, so my "size flipping" power is down from 100% to 80%.
It could use a repositioning....but that mud is heavy, and my "new wagon" needs some "new parts"!
Sorce
This low left branch was knocked near bare, so rebalancing is such a great setback, that I can't even cut off everything from higher up, so my "size flipping" power is down from 100% to 80%.
It could use a repositioning....but that mud is heavy, and my "new wagon" needs some "new parts"!
Sorce
RKatzin
Omono
Great work Sorceman!
I'd like to chime in on the lunar thing that seems to get everyone's panties in a wad.
Everything that lives and breathes does so in one of two phases. Either waking or sleeping. On a daily basis there is the day, the waking phase and night, the sleeping phase. In our daily lives every hour is laid out. Up at six, coffee and breakfast off to work by nine lunch at noon home by five diner at six off to bed by nine. Day after day it's cyclic and the cycle translates into weeks, months and years.
In the lunar cycle the waxing phase is the day, or the waking phase and the waning phase is the night. The full moon is twelve o'clock noon.
On the yearly cycle spring and summer is the day and fall and winter are the night.
We have our yearly cycle pretty well mapped out. We know by this when to dig, when to repot and do our pruning and trim.
On a daily basis we know not to set out garden plants or do transplants in the morning or they get fried by the noontime sun. Waiting until the sun passes its zenith and the day is winding down, ie the less stressful time of the day, and followed by a sleep period is simple logic.
If you can think of the lunar cycle in terms of a day, two weeks long and a night, two weeks long and apply the same logic as you do for the daily and yearly cycles it's really very simple and logical.
I'd like to chime in on the lunar thing that seems to get everyone's panties in a wad.
Everything that lives and breathes does so in one of two phases. Either waking or sleeping. On a daily basis there is the day, the waking phase and night, the sleeping phase. In our daily lives every hour is laid out. Up at six, coffee and breakfast off to work by nine lunch at noon home by five diner at six off to bed by nine. Day after day it's cyclic and the cycle translates into weeks, months and years.
In the lunar cycle the waxing phase is the day, or the waking phase and the waning phase is the night. The full moon is twelve o'clock noon.
On the yearly cycle spring and summer is the day and fall and winter are the night.
We have our yearly cycle pretty well mapped out. We know by this when to dig, when to repot and do our pruning and trim.
On a daily basis we know not to set out garden plants or do transplants in the morning or they get fried by the noontime sun. Waiting until the sun passes its zenith and the day is winding down, ie the less stressful time of the day, and followed by a sleep period is simple logic.
If you can think of the lunar cycle in terms of a day, two weeks long and a night, two weeks long and apply the same logic as you do for the daily and yearly cycles it's really very simple and logical.
Forsoothe!
Imperial Masterpiece
And the Blue Moon is just there to make the calculations a little more difficult to explain.
