Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
No pics, but the kids slept really late this morning, so I made omelettes with pulled pork, salsa and cheese for brunch.
...We paid it with a Vignoles from one of our favorite Missouri wineries,..View attachment 59576
Nope Nobelisis, from Augusta. I haven't been out to Little in a long time. Maybe after all this covid passes.Pirtle?
Rain held off, started up the Weber Kettle, threw in some mesquite for giggles (actually added a really nice note to the beef). Wifey did the twice baked taters.
Beer is my first love. I still have a half corny keg of Vienna Lager in the garage. I started making wine for my wife. Then I decided I really enjoyed the science of making it. I'm leaving all my aging red wine for if they really lock us down and I can't get beer. I did consider opening up a lanza red zin or a pinot noir I made about four years ago, since they'd pair really nice with the beef, but my older brother interrupted my train of thought and I stuck with a swill beer. My basement floor is still around 59*F, so I can grab one and open it, decant it for a bit and enjoy it on short notice. Maybe I'll consider that tomorrow with the grilled pork tenderloins I'm planning on making.Looks amazing! No wine?
Was the first time I tried to grow hydroponically
I guess I should say it was the first time I tried deep water culture (aerated vs. kratky method (still water)) hydroponics. I guess we've all put some sort of a stem into a cup of water and rooted it, which would be more like a basic kratky method of dwc (non-aerated). I've always been a soil grower and lately a coco coir/organic nutrients grower. Less bugs this way, no soil for them to live in.FIFY: "Was the first time I tried to grow VEGETABLES hydroponically"
I guess I should say it was the first time I tried deep water culture (aerated vs. kratky method (still water)) hydroponics. I guess we've all put some sort of a stem into a cup of water and rooted it, which would be more like a basic kratky method of dwc (non-aerated). I've always been a soil grower and lately a coco coir/organic nutrients grower. Less bugs this way, no soil for them to live in.
Ah, I did miss it. Not the sharpest knife in the drawer, that I am!Hmmmmm, you seem to have missed the point of @sourgrapes post. Wasn’t really about clarifying the hydroponic growing method you use, more about specifying WHAT you were growing..........LOL
Hmmmmm, you seem to have missed the point of @sourgrapes post. Wasn’t really about clarifying the hydroponic growing method you use, more about specifying WHAT you were growing..........LOL
Hmmmmm, you seem to have missed the point of @sourgrapes post. Wasn’t really about clarifying the hydroponic growing method you use, more about specifying WHAT you were growing..........LOL
Nice white roots! That's what I'm aiming for (the white roots, not the type of plant).I don't have to pee in a cup no more, no more, no more! LOL
Nice white roots! That's what I'm aiming for (the white roots, not the type of plant).
Anyone in the Brisket thinking lately?
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