baymule
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Smart Red, you could show us pics of your planted cups. Only TEG'ers could get excited over cups full of soil!
Theseedobsesser is the BOMB!
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Just took a photo. Here they are. Three seeds to a cup with one extra in a cup.
Although we keep the thermostat much lower than 70 degrees, my bathroom is right over the furnace and is consistently the warmest room in the house during the winter. Didn't intend to show photos of the inside, but here is my old washing machine -- nearly an antique -- in its own space in the bathroom. No running down to the basement for laundry thanks to DH.
Although we keep the thermostat much lower than 70 degrees, my bathroom is right over the furnace and is consistently the warmest room in the house during the winter. Didn't intend to show photos of the inside, but here is my old washing machine -- nearly an antique -- in its own space in the bathroom. No running down to the basement for laundry thanks to DH.
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Oh Red, those are some purty cups!
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They are, aren't they! (Gardeners are immune to not so subtle hints about dirt.)
Once the outsides are dry I intend to clean the cups up a bit. At least I wiped the dust off my washing machine before I took the shot.
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Same model as mine!
I can't bear buying a new one because they don't build them like the used to.
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And you made the cups your avatar!! 
That way we can watch your babies grow up!!! Red, pssssst.......soil is not dirty!
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Soil is not dirty, but soil where it is not wanted is dirt. I will clean the dirt off the cups and add it back to my bag of potting soil.And you made the cups your avatar!!
I suspect you all will be sick and tired of watching my CLOUDBERRY seeds germinate and grow up by the time they are ready for their forever homes. That's too bad for ya'll. I am tickled pink to have these seeds and I'm tickled pink to be able to share this growing experience. We can learn this together! This is like an eight year pregnancy that will be over in a few more months.
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I wanna see them sprout!
Cuz... If I start crossing bramble berries, I really don't want to have to eat them and then...(ahem) to get them to sprout!
So I REALLY want to see this work!
Cuz... If I start crossing bramble berries, I really don't want to have to eat them and then...(ahem) to get them to sprout!
So I REALLY want to see this work!
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Marshall, that too would pass. If I thought it was the only way to get baby CLOUDBERRY plants, I'd have no problem trying it ...(ahem) that way.
