The strawberries are doing great! I thought everbearing types might give one or two strawberries a month, but these are really productive, sweet, great flavor, red all of the way through. The deeper half/barrel has bigger and more berries compared to the shallower containers. That may be due to not drying out as fast.
The container grown beans are also more productive compared to the ones in the ground.
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Another Miltoniopsis
This is Miltoniopsis Breathless "From Love". I can't take credit for blooming it. It was in spike already. That's what happens - I discover that I can grow something, so I think "let's try more". This one has awesome markings. No scent that I can tell.
The flowers are much smaller than the "NOID" that I bloomed and is still blooming - but I like them.
The flowers are much smaller than the "NOID" that I bloomed and is still blooming - but I like them.
Monday, August 08, 2011
The new kitchen now has a subfloor and insulation. Even though there have been many things completed since demolition, this is the first time when I start to feel like there is a kitchen here somewhere. Charlie agrees but wonders where his cookies have gone.
Baigou just doesn't care. He has the tail faster than light.
Baigou just doesn't care. He has the tail faster than light.
Thursday, August 04, 2011
Miltoniopsis hybrid blooms
Miltoniopsis hybrid. It's always nice when an orchid blooms on growth that occured entirely in my care. Makes me think I can grow orchids. This one was easy, because I didn't expect it to bloom so I kept in out of the way. Mostly it was in either a shaded west window, or an east window. Now that it's in bloom, I like it.
Now in full bloom. I didn't remember the flowers being so big. Very colorful and lush. Now I know I can rebloom Miltoniopsis!
Now in full bloom. I didn't remember the flowers being so big. Very colorful and lush. Now I know I can rebloom Miltoniopsis!
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