Does anyone have a source?
If not, does anyone out there know what the actual range of these variable capacitors are?
Hey gardening friends. I'm worried about this Tobago Treasure chile.
When it was a seedling, one of my lights fell on it, and damaged the stem.
Three months later it seems healthy, but the stem looks terrible. I'm concerned it'll get worse, or break.
In hopes of developing roots above the injury, my thought is to take the leaves off the bottom four nodes, paint it with Dip'n Grow, and re-pot it with the nodes in the soil.
Has anyone done anything like this before?
Thoughts?
Wow! It… Is… Suddenly… Freaking… COLD!
It *WAS* 10°C (50°F) this afternoon.
This evening we've had an inch of snow, and it has dropped to -24°C (-11°F), with wind chill -32°C (-25°F)!!
Past that messed up snow on the round table, is a bale of Pro Mix (planting mix I'm using for my chile peppers). I needed more for my repotting. Gah! What an ordeal! I had to chip at it with a scraper and dig out the pieces with my bare hands. It took 20 minutes before I could feel my fingers, but I got it!
The Tobago Treasure chile pushing it's seed coat off is making great progress!
Both pics are the same photo taken with the scanner macro/loupe lens, and the 2X physical zoom on the phone.
The less magnified pic was only cropped to center it in the frame.
The close up is a tighter crop to show off the detail.
As with any close up photo, depth of field is an issue.
I may see if I can manage to focus stack a few shots. Might be a challenge with a phone camera that has a mind of its own.