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My GF shared this with me a bit ago and I've kept a screengrab on my desktop because I find it uplifting.... if you've ever seriously played with rocks, you'll see this looks like an organic layer;
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Boom, CHA
Boom, CHA
What's your name?
Who's your daddy?

It's the time
Of the season

of Walnuts

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I would accept a box of them.
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A friend had grown some hot peppers and I guess they were trying to eat the habaneros green. So I’ve been waiting for them to ripen and as a consequence making micro batches of hot sauce.
 
In keeping with the thread subject, the solution to "Blossom End Rot" for my zucchini.
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With all those 'Notices' and scary 'Cautions', I'm just grateful I'm not a zucchini in your garden o_O.

But seeing as I'm not a green vegetable, does that stuff work on tomatoes (which are fruits)? Cracking and stem rot have both been serious issues for us this year, though I think the erratic temperature swings coupled with the drought/deluge/drought rain fall cycle has been a bigger causal factor, especially with regard to cracking.
 
Black walnut hulls for a medicinal tincture the nut meats for cookies or maybe a pesto.
The peppers are for pepper things, and I’m not a fan of peppers in beer, just a taste is enough for that.
My wife will add beer to chili and a peppered beer is good addition. When I make an amber I will throw a pepper in a few bottles for chili making.
 
With all those 'Notices' and scary 'Cautions', I'm just grateful I'm not a zucchini in your garden o_O.

But seeing as I'm not a green vegetable, does that stuff work on tomatoes (which are fruits)? Cracking and stem rot have both been serious issues for us this year, though I think the erratic temperature swings coupled with the drought/deluge/drought rain fall cycle has been a bigger causal factor, especially with regard to cracking.
I would say likely it would, typically with tomatoes the same cause is lack of calcium alongside insufficient watering... meaning letting the soil dry out then water a bunch, better to water evenly on a regular basis, obviously we can't control the rain, just in regards to irrigation.
 
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