Shiva Grows

[shiva82]

 

[goingrey]

we have black and green peppermint mixed together

Which one's better?

 

[shiva82]

Which one's better?

i would say the green is sweeter , neither better . both good

 

[revegeta666]

Day 30

 

[shiva82]

Day 30

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looking good rev . what strain is it?

 

[revegeta666]

looking good rev . what strain is it?

It's ace's CBD strain that I'm growing for my mom and my gf.

It's aphid season here and I was finding a couple infested leaves a day for a few days. I was dealing with them fine by hand but I bought and releáed lacewing larvae and after 5 days there's zero aphids and zero larvae. A little costly but you can't beat the effectiveness. I was looking forward to try them as I usually buy ladybug larvae for the aphids. They're hard to photograph. Quick fuckers.

 

[shiva82]

good work , lucky ladies . here it is now slug , snail and thrip season , and the usual fungus gnats . i feel your pain . i had to soap spray my strawberry patch , which helped

 

[zaprjaques]

Drinking some Chinese tea made for the Tibetan market (but sold to me in Europe). They call it Zang Cha. It's pretty good.

sounds like its got that 'zang'

 

[revegeta666]

good work , lucky ladies . here it is now slug , snail and thrip season , and the usual fungus gnats . i feel your pain . i had to soap spray my strawberry patch , which helped

Don't worry they're completely gone now. Thankfully aphids are easy to control because you can easily see them with the naked eye and blow them away with water. But you have to check the leaves every single day. I released the lacewings when we went away for the weekend so they would do my job and thankfully they did.

I'm glad we don't have to deal with slugs though. They would do a number on these guys.

 

[goingrey]

sounds like its got that 'zang'

It means Tibet in Chinese, and Cha means tea..

 

[shiva82]

Don't worry they're completely gone now. Thankfully aphids are easy to control because you can easily see them with the naked eye and blow them away with water. But you have to check the leaves every single day. I released the lacewings when we went away for the weekend so they would do my job and thankfully they did.

I'm glad we don't have to deal with slugs though. They would do a number on these guys.
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we have to use pellets luckily we have most of the area in use tarped this year , so we can keep it off the soil . when it is hot and dry they tend to hide and do damage in the shade, the times we have week long periods of rain, it is slug and snail party time

 

[shiva82]

sounds like its got that 'zang'

mr wang

 

[zaprjaques]

one of my favorites is genmai cha.

 

[zaprjaques]

mr wang

the ching-chong-chinaman

 

[revegeta666]

the ching-chong-chinaman

Careful don't get cancelled

 

[goingrey]

one of my favorites is genmai cha.

The Japanese green tea with roasted rice. I got some as a gift once, was like wtf popcorn hehe. Still have a little bit left but it's uhh rather "aged".

 

[shiva82]

The Japanese green tea with roasted rice. I got some as a gift once, was like wtf popcorn hehe. Still have a little bit left but it's uhh rather "aged".

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try some . test it. looks strong

 

[goingrey]

The Zang Cha is bricked.

 

[shiva82]

i imagine it is a good business to get involved in . tea .

 

[zaprjaques]

the genmai looks kinda upper class :O