Wow! I cannot believe how much they upped their game.
From a barren walk filled with disappointment to a gauntlet of entertainment, kudos to the people who organized this year because 2 minutes in and we’ve already experienced more than we did the whole circuit last year.
I was wondering if there was any places in Winnipeg that people would like to share that have one phenomenal dish. I’m talking an amazing soup from a gas station, or a delectable sandwich from a bookstore, or even a restaurant that is 99% horrible, dog food except that ONE ITEM that makes you go there
Which is your favourite to use out of the 1,2, and 3 step nutrients?
I have seen a lot of people rave about maxigrow, and I am personally using green planets 3 part. Just wondering what others had for a favourite or a go to and why
I promise I’ll give them good homes and all the solids they can eat. These creatures are driving me insane
I am crossposting for as much insight as possible, I recently found two Ghost Pepper plants on clearance for $1.76 CAD.
These look not bad compared to the other ones, but I am a total novice when it comes to growing.
What can I do to make these look good/grow to their full potential? For sure they need to be repotted, but is there a disease or nutrient deficiency?
I am in zone 3, but I also have an indoor grow tent with lights and a DWC setup.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
I am crossposting for as much insight as possible, I recently found two Ghost Pepper plants on clearance for $1.76 CAD.
These look not bad compared to the other ones, but I am a total novice when it comes to growing.
What can I do to make these look good/grow to their full potential? For sure they need to be repotted, but is there a disease or nutrient deficiency?
I am in zone 3, but I also have an indoor grow tent with lights and a DWC setup.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
I feel like I’ve just come from battle. Up all night with the pump and squeegee.
A lot of drivers this morning with a thousand foot stare.
Hope everyone’s day gets better
Best part was her daughter throwing her hands up after we honked
Hehehehe…four children
I’m not calling them that on a Manitoba appreciate post
No asterisk required, this one was all Manitoban through and through
I am by no means a gardening type person, but I stumbled upon this herb medley, and was wondering if it is worth the time and effort to have just to periodically have kitchen herbs or if this is a waste of money?
*minus the sour cream and parsley, everything here was a Manitoban product.
Just had locally grown, roasted tricoloured baby waxy potatoes from St.Leons and was absolutely blown away by the quality. What are some places people like to go for Manitoba grown produce this time of year?