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Fiishergurl · June 12, 2015

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Originally Posted by AlittleSalt

No I think Worth will leave the frog alone

No BLF sandwich

Bahahahahaha.... good one...

Worth1 · June 12, 2015

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Originally Posted by Fiishergurl

Bahahahahaha.... good one...

To answer your question no I didn't eat the frog.
Many years ago I used to shoot bull frogs and eat them.
Then around 12 years old I started to feel sorry for the frogs and stopped killing them.
They became my friends.
My mom even bought me a Freddy the frog floating soap dish from Avon.

Here is one just like the one I had.

As for the stink bugs the frogs wont eat them as they are toxic to frogs and probably lizards.
I dont know of anything that will eat them.

AlittleSalt · June 12, 2015

I don't think birds will eat them either, at least I've never seen one eating a stink bug.

Separate: I just found the 1-in-20 hot Shi-Shi-To pepper. It's red and plenty hot. I would compare it to a jalapeno heat wise.

Fiishergurl · June 12, 2015

Worth... that's what I was asking was if the frog would eat the stinkbug. Thanks for the explanation. Cute soap dish.

clkeiper · June 12, 2015

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Originally Posted by AlittleSalt

No I think Worth will leave the frog alone

No BLF sandwich

too funny!

Worth1 · June 12, 2015

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Originally Posted by Fiishergurl

Worth... that's what I was asking was if the frog would eat the stinkbug. Thanks for the explanation. Cute soap dish.

I know I was just going along with it.

Have any of you guys noticed how the frog is holding on to the the branch, it is using its thumb like a person.

Worth

AlittleSalt · June 12, 2015

Okay...Shi-Shi-To peppers are HOT when left on the plant too long. I just ate another one that rivals Serrano heat. It was good though.

Worth I wanted to get your opinion on black tomatoes that will grow/produce well in our Summer heat? (March - mid July) That BK was very good that we ate last night.

It would be nice if there are some that could live through late July and August here, but I doubt there's a such thing.

Fiishergurl · June 12, 2015

I also read that Shi-shi-tos get hotter if they are distressed by inconsistent watering and or too much sun in the dead of summer (when they wilt mid day). We tease my sister because shi-shi-tos off her plants are way hotter than ours. We tell her she abuses her pepper plants.

Ginny

AlittleSalt · June 12, 2015

Ginny, that is exactly how they have been watered this year. It rained almost every day in May and not at all in June. The garden they are growing in finally dried out enough yesterday - that we can start watering on a schedule now. Well, except the forecast is for rain the next 7 days. At least it's lower chances of rain.

Sister abuses her pepper plants

Worth1 · June 12, 2015

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Originally Posted by AlittleSalt

Okay...Shi-Shi-To peppers are HOT when left on the plant too long. I just ate another one that rivals Serrano heat. It was good though.

Worth I wanted to get your opinion on black tomatoes that will grow/produce well in our Summer heat? (March - mid July) That BK was very good that we ate last night.

It would be nice if there are some that could live through late July and August here, but I doubt there's a such thing.

Salt the only one (I) know of is one called Black Plumb.

It will keep on trucking when others have bit the dust.

Worth

Worth1 · June 12, 2015

I don't believe it I fertilize the garden and trim dead branches and it comes a downpour.

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Fiishergurl · June 12, 2015

You got the rain alright. We are having severe thunderstorm warnings here. A gust of wind just took the top off a pine tree at my parents house.

Ginny

Worth1 · June 12, 2015

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Originally Posted by Fiishergurl

You got the rain alright. We are having severe thunderstorm warnings here. A gust of wind just took the top off a pine tree at my parents house.

Ginny

Ginny,
Do the other tree a favor and cut the tree down that got the top busted out of it.
It looks like was damaged in the middle anyway.
It was the closest one in the photo wasn't it?
It looks like they were too close to each other.

Worth

Fiishergurl · June 12, 2015

Yes there are tons of pines and oaks. We use to lose a few every year to lightening strikes. And lost some to Hurricane Charley back in 04 but this is the first micro burst that broke one like that.

Will definitely cut the rest down.

Ginny

AlittleSalt · June 12, 2015

Wow, a lot has happened while I was processing turnips over the past couple hours. The NWS is now saying we might get storms Saturday through Thursday.

June 12, 2015	#348
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	I don't think birds will eat them either, at least I've never seen one eating a stink bug. Separate: I just found the 1-in-20 hot Shi-Shi-To pepper. It's red and plenty hot. I would compare it to a jalapeno heat wise. Last edited by AlittleSalt; June 12, 2015 at 01:24 PM.

June 12, 2015	#349
Fiishergurl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Oak Hill, Florida Posts: 1,781	Worth... that's what I was asking was if the frog would eat the stinkbug. Thanks for the explanation. Cute soap dish.

June 12, 2015	#352
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	Okay...Shi-Shi-To peppers are HOT when left on the plant too long. I just ate another one that rivals Serrano heat. It was good though. Worth I wanted to get your opinion on black tomatoes that will grow/produce well in our Summer heat? (March - mid July) That BK was very good that we ate last night. It would be nice if there are some that could live through late July and August here, but I doubt there's a such thing.

June 12, 2015	#353
Fiishergurl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Oak Hill, Florida Posts: 1,781	I also read that Shi-shi-tos get hotter if they are distressed by inconsistent watering and or too much sun in the dead of summer (when they wilt mid day). We tease my sister because shi-shi-tos off her plants are way hotter than ours. We tell her she abuses her pepper plants. Ginny

June 12, 2015	#354
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	Ginny, that is exactly how they have been watered this year. It rained almost every day in May and not at all in June. The garden they are growing in finally dried out enough yesterday - that we can start watering on a schedule now. Well, except the forecast is for rain the next 7 days. At least it's lower chances of rain. Sister abuses her pepper plants

June 12, 2015	#356
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	I don't believe it I fertilize the garden and trim dead branches and it comes a downpour. IMG_20150612_35403.jpg

June 12, 2015	#357
Fiishergurl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Oak Hill, Florida Posts: 1,781	You got the rain alright. We are having severe thunderstorm warnings here. A gust of wind just took the top off a pine tree at my parents house. Ginny

June 12, 2015	#359
Fiishergurl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Oak Hill, Florida Posts: 1,781	Yes there are tons of pines and oaks. We use to lose a few every year to lightening strikes. And lost some to Hurricane Charley back in 04 but this is the first micro burst that broke one like that. Will definitely cut the rest down. Ginny

June 12, 2015	#360
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	Wow, a lot has happened while I was processing turnips over the past couple hours. The NWS is now saying we might get storms Saturday through Thursday.