There's Always The Weather

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😄 Your right no corn rows, but rows of pot? :D

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Got Weather ?

The Summer into August has remained cool. As in lower then usual temperatures.

After some humid, monsoonal stuff we now have a good ocean effect keeping the air cool, crisp and some sun for a few hours a day. Lovely.

My bet. A major "blaster" Indian Summer. September/October.

My hope. An early start to rain season, but rain like Humboldt County.

We are due for one of those 30" plus seasons, as opposed to a 3" minus season.

One of my two garden boxes has a sponge like solid matting of fungus from the surface down a few inches. I mean this stuff is fibrous. Occasionally I guess that is the mycelia that sprout those brain mushrooms. And hint on how to safely acidify soil or otherwise disfavor the fungus.

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I'd move the stuff you want and let the fungus sprout. You never know, could be an edible.

Could be a psylocibe mushroom.
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moi cannot have "corn rows". Don't 'cha know that he is BALD?
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The <doom> Federal's <Darth Vadar breath sounds> Weather Bureau promised Summer today with a temp of 80F.

( )0( ) After watering heavily with imported water to prepare for the heat wave -

It is cool and gray and barely above 70F with a relatively strong cool ocean breeze.

It is time to privatize the weather service ! 😠

Mission Figs are ripening and I had hoped a blast of heat would help sweeten them along.

My neighbor and I have pretty well concluded our n'hood doesn't get to those high maximum heat numbers to support a Mission Fig. They just chug along but, never really take over.

Any Ideas of a fig that does not require high heat? It shouldn't require a frost either for my area.

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I keep waiting for it to warm up so my tomato's ripen up but so far its been a cool summer.

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Riverwind (imported) wrote: Thu Aug 15, 2013 7:06 pm I keep waiting for it to warm up so my tomato's ripen up but so far its been a cool summer.

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You are gonna be lucky if the frost doesn't get them before the MOM is over...
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Pick some nice green ones and put them in a paper bag with a few over-ripe bananas.
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By the time the MoM starts we should be in the low 90's not the mid 70's like last week. Paolo will be pleased with the temperature I will be unhappy with it. --FLO--
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...one of these years I am going to come up there... even if I have to have my son fly me up for just one day...
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