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I've had a message that the opuntia pads I've ordered will be here in the morning.
I can't wait to see what Lola thinks of them as I've not bought them before.
Anyone know if I have to soak them to rehydrate them before feeding?
I can't wait to see what Lola thinks of them as I've not bought them before.
Anyone know if I have to soak them to rehydrate them before feeding?
YES!!! I just checked his profile page and he hasn't visited us for TWO YEARS! I'm gonna' send him an email.
New radiator is still cheaper which is what I would do since I HATE changes. And not a lot of money unless you don't think the vehicle is worth keeping. I grew up with mechanics.? They used me if they needed a little hand to put a tool somewhere.
Yes I miss her too. I saw her in my list of people I follow. I do that so I won't forget them. But thanks to Yavonne I had to figure out where the list is.
I'm just wondering if he's the guy that also got that really beautiful dog with blue eyes. Sometimes my memory is blended within other posts.
Right, the warranty was for 20 years with at least 85% output. Plus damage from a hurricane wasn't covered. There was also a charge for having to remove the panels. If you needed to replace your roof. Plus they represented the 7500.00 rebate check. As a check you would receive in the mail. When actually it was a tax rebate filed on your tax returns. If you qualified. I would imagine it would be beneficial to some. Just not for me at this time.
For anyone who would like some pads to grow. Just let me know, they have never seen fertilizer or pesticides.
Rose knows how to log in and go to CDR. If anything happens to me, where I can't get online.
I asked my son to do the same for me.? I'll have to show him. He won't have to log in. He'll just have to use my phone and go to my email. Thanks for the tip.
I bought some for planting a couple of years ago. They weren't dried out even though you are supposed to let the cut dry before you plant them. They were ready for planting when I received them. I still want to try them myself. I checked out some recipes from hispanic people but haven't tried them yet. Just be careful when handling them because even the spineless prickly pear can give you little splinters.
I don’t think so Lyn... Lola should be good to enjoy!
I didn’t know that you were supposed to dry them out. I have always just put the growth side of the pad down and buried the pad about halfway up. It usually roots and then Sprouts new pads.. does drying them out do better? How do you start them when they are dried??
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That was just the instructions I read. Not my experience. What I read was to let the cut heal over then plant but since yours rooted the plant must not be able to read.?
I hope so I have about 3 lbs of them on the way!
He likes aloe so the texture shouldn't be a problem for him.
I'm not sure how freshly cut they'll be - probably not recently. If they look a bit shrivelled soaking won't hurt them I suppose. I'm going to try to grow a couple of them in pots.
Should I scrape the splinters before feeding? Lola doesn't really eat anything harder than some stems so I wouldn't want him to get any stuck in his mouth or throat.
The cut was dry but the pads weren't on the pads I bought. That's why I think the pads Lyn bought won't be too dry. I tried Sapphire on them but he likes okra better. I remove the seeds but I don't know that you have to.
Every one here on TFO says you don't have to scrape them and I doubt they'll be shriveled. I don't feel comfortable about giving my animals something with splinters but that might just be me being overly protective.
Exciting happenings last night. Video screenshots of a hedgehog nest building. She clearly wants a nest, but can’t decide which garden to build it in ?
Have you checked the oil dipstick to see if it glows yet?
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