64 bar steady 29.81 2mph S dewpoint 50 Spring
Full Moon of Growing
It’s that time of year again. The time, that is, when I have to pull the shades of my east facing computer room windows. Otherwise, it heats up in here. Pretty fast.
If we’d get some rain to get with this warmth, we’d have plenty of blooms. I have daffodils and tulips getting close. Went out yesterday and wandered through our woods and garden. While looking at one of the large beds shifted from flowers to vegetables, a lily question came up. Namely, where did I plant all the lilies I had in that bed? I’ll be damned if I can recall. They’ll come up as a surprise.
The Hawthorne giant must have shaken his shaggy head and stomped off to the Arctic circle. Hope he finds cool weather when he gets there.
The rock wool cubes in which I planted the lettuce dried out last night, at least in the smaller of the hydroponic setups. I don’t know why. The plants themselves don’t seem affected, so I conjecture that their root system now reaches down into the nutrient solution. Learning while we go.
The truck needs an oil change and I need to read Stefan’s poems and finish the book on Mastery that Tom Crane sent. So, I’m off.
