Like people, cats need vegetables in their diet to aid in digestion and to provide balanced nutrition. All you do to serve your cat is place Kitty’s Garden near their food dish or in some other place they'll find it. You can find Catnip Plants information and where to buy it now and cheap price here.
I just got a 4" fan to replace air in my closet. Its helping the temperature a lot! 2 catnip plants are turning purple on the undersides of the leaves and st...
Royal Queen Seedlings Update and Catnip Trimming Tutorial Tube. Duration : 7.07 Mins.
Just a quick video showing how I maintain my catnip plants. Also, you get some views of the indoor medical cannabis garden, as well as my seedless kishu mand...
2011 Grow Season Update Tube. Duration : 4.40 Mins.
This is the first wave of plants for sale and going to be grown for some of our sauces and such this year. We will be offering fresh peppers once they are available. The sound is giving us trouble with the uploading, so be on the lookout for our updates. The plants consist of the Chocolate Bhut Jolokia, CPI Red Bhut Jolokia, Red Bhut Jolokia, Yellow Bhut Jolokia, Red Trinidad Scorpion, Trinidad Yellow 7 Pot, Trinidad 7 Pot SR Strain, Purple Bhut Jolokia, Orange Peter Pepper, Yellow Fatalii, Chocolate Fatalii, Kung Pao Hybrid, Tabasco, and a few other common varieties. The large ones are the plants we chose to over winter this year, and they already have peppers on them, and hundreds of buds ready to bloom and set fruit. The tour starts with our composter that has been going for about a month. Then on to the pepper plants, some strawberries, onion chives, and catnip for our kids. Any comments or suggestions or feedback is appreciated.
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Indoor seed starting update 2 weeks after planting seeds - 14 days later - growing plants Video Clips. Duration : 5.17 Mins.
Indoor seed starting update: 2 weeks later So we are 2 weeks out from planting our seeds and will soon transfer these seedlings into the larger raised garden beds outside. For now all the plants are doing great and have all germinated and grown into very healthy looking herbs and vegetables. I plan on transplanting the tomatoes into cardboard toilet paper rolls as to let the stem of the tomato plants grow more roots - (the stem of a tomato will grow roots if you bury it, which make them stronger plants.) I plan on starting more seeds indoors about 2 weeks after planting these for successive crops. I will do this three times, which should let us eat well over a longer period of time.