>>1262312Are you hardening them off now?
>tfw moving a dozen 1020 trays in/out every day for 2 weeksIt paid off at least.
>>1262399Peppers and tomatoes?
>>1262418I grew up in a temperate rainforest. I can't imagine living in a desert. I've been to the south west section of Texas in the Big Bend area and into Mexico near there. It was torture because of the lack of green. Like it was winter here, but hot and without the snow. I didn't see a single garden of any kind while I was there. This was before 9/11, back in the 1980s, when you could cross the boarder easily and there was booming tourism.
>>1262575http://www.leotiger.com/omg/sepp.pdfSeems okay, but I haven't gone through all 252 pages yet. I can recommend, "The Resilient Farm and Homestead by Ben Falk", here's a magnet:
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>>1262724Sometimes I go out at night and hunt around for pests. Rainy/misty days are great too.
>>1262764>vidThat's basic ditch/canal irrigation. It is pretty ancient, going back to the fertile crescent and probably older. Though, it is a tremendous waste of water, like the worst way to do it in a desert. The best way, happens to be the most cutting edge modern techniques like aquaponics for instance. If only an aquaponics system could be made cheaply without the use of plastic.
>>1262799>sunscreenI use a giant straw sombrero (ebay). The kind that looks like a cowboy hat. If I had problems with insects, I'd use netting since I don't like wasting money on something I'd be washing off all the time. And, I don't like putting that crap on my skin.
>>1262874I think I recognize this from another angle. Did you post it a couple years ago or so?
