Huerto Urbano Tijuanense 2016 - Page 42

Jimbotomateo · November 15, 2016

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Originally Posted by Deborah

Mix half vinegar and half water to stop the burn. I once absentmindedly rubbed my eye after chopping chilis. An ER nurse gave me this tip and it works immediately.

Deborah to the rescue! Just hope I remember antidote next time I'm "on fire"!

Gerardo · November 16, 2016

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Originally Posted by Jimbotomateo

We were living in sierra vista Arizona in 75. There were 2 towns called Nogales, one on each side of border. We would cross over and eat at place called "the caverns". The restaurant was literally in side of hill and the food was outstanding! Crossing back you were allowed one large bottle of alcohol each so we always had tequila for our sunrises!

When I was kid crossing the border I would always see the paddywagon full of sailors and marines heading back after a bad night out, and every male, and a few females, had a bottle of booze in the queue. Ahhhhhh the old days...then heads started rolling, literally, and everything changed.

Gerardo · November 16, 2016

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Originally Posted by Deborah

Mix half vinegar and half water to stop the burn. I once absentmindedly rubbed my eye after chopping chilis. An ER nurse gave me this tip and it works immediately.

Ice cube helps a bit too. Especially when you inadvertently handle the family jewels with capsaicin hands.

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Originally Posted by imp

Love the pictures, they look so green and lush. The bamboo adds a great contrast to the green of the plants.

You need to grow TALL Chang-li, that way your nephew gets the low ones, you maybe get the high ones.

Thanks! I'm really digging the bamboo poles. My uncle says I can have as many as I want, there's hundreds more.
Brother was relating how they bought him a box of cherries from Costco and he spit them out, at 14 m.o. he's already a tomato snob!

Gerardo · November 16, 2016

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Originally Posted by carolyn137

I recognize some of those hot peppers,yes,I do.A couple of years ago Kurt in FL sent up a whole box of different ones,some pods,some seeds,and that b/c Freda wanted some to make the hottest salsa her son wanted as well as his friends wanted.

So what exactly would a spray be good for. Critters, microbes, stuff down your way that might never be found in the semi-tundra where I am in zone 5 or just the stuff found down your way.?

Just ONCE I ate a scorching one,and that by mistake,it was called Elephant Ears,a neighbor's son who was in India sent it back and while the pack was written in English it said nada about it being a hot pepper.

So stupid Carolyn took a huge bite out of one,then raced across the front lawn to the kitchen to get some milk and bread to stop the burning. A day to remember.

I love it when I see the hot peppers folks eating a brain dead one and enthusing over and spitting out comments such as

taste starts slowly
over tones of lemon
now over tones of oak
now complex overtones of grapes
now overtones of arsenic

Now I'm close to death so would someone please start a Go Fund Me to help with the funeral expenses.?

Carolyn

I stay away from the really hot ones and enjoy them by proxy only, as I'm not a fan of crypts of lieberkhun abuse, at least my own.
I really dig popping them open and smelling them. Putting a whole one in my mouth, no way, that's for the sailors in the paddywagon.
The anti-whatever spray will come in handy, to deter what? TBD. Probably the two legged kind.

Gerardo · November 21, 2016

Thanksgiving tomatoes will be a reality.

Despite the thrips, tomato bugs, whiteflies and all other assorted friends of the garden, there be tomatoes.

The smaller ones

harvest 1.jpg

Malachite all along the left, Mikhalych at 10 o clock, Copper River in the middle-ish, Patty's striped bottom right, and assorted Daniels, Cowlick's Bwine, Zarca, Odoriko, Koroleva, Alka, Lyana...

harvest 2.jpg

I like the flavor of these a lot, Reverend Michael Keyes, high recommend

rev m keyes cluster.jpg

Jimbotomateo · November 21, 2016

Awesome pics Gerardo. How was the Copper River?

korney19 · November 21, 2016

Great work Gerardo!

efisakov · November 21, 2016

Beautiful tomatoes display. Happy you and your loved once are going to enjoy tomatoes for the Holidays.
Great job, as always.

jpop · November 21, 2016

Beautiful harvest Gerardo, going to be a tasty Thanksgiving.

Gerardo · November 21, 2016

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Originally Posted by Jimbotomateo

Awesome pics Gerardo. How was the Copper River?

They are great. Big tomatoes, semi-determinate plant, a hint of tart. My last batch was super sweet, this one not quite, but still nice and sweet. Two thumbs up.

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Originally Posted by korney19

Great work Gerardo!

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Originally Posted by jpop

Beautiful harvest Gerardo, going to be a tasty Thanksgiving.

thank u!!

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Originally Posted by efisakov

Beautiful tomatoes display. Happy you and your loved once are going to enjoy tomatoes for the Holidays.
Great job, as always.

thank u, now I've gotta find a tomato dish for Turkey day

peebee · November 22, 2016

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Originally Posted by Deborah

Mix half vinegar and half water to stop the burn. I once absentmindedly rubbed my eye after chopping chilis. An ER nurse gave me this tip and it works immediately.

Are you saying to use this mixture to put in your eyes if you rubbed them with chile hands, or is a general recipe to be used topically and/or to drink for the burn?

Deborah · November 22, 2016

I rubbed an eyelid, not the actual eye. The nurse advised me to splash my closed eyes with the vinegar and water mixture. The burn stopped immediately.

Deborah · November 22, 2016

Or swish to ease a burning mouth. I never eat anything hot other than a few careful drops of Tabasco on a taco or tostada. That incident happened many years ago while preparing a dish for someone else.

peebee · November 22, 2016

Thanks for clarifying Deborah! I could not imagine how putting vinegar, even diluted, would help by being put in the eye itself. If that helped just by splashing it on to your closed lids, it must also work on other parts of the body that you touch by chile hands. Great tip!

Gerardo · November 30, 2016

Temps in the eves are getting chilly. Some plants dig it, others don't.

Serranos dig it

serrano.jpg

Superhots not so much

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Some multifloras dig it, Zluta and Rose Quartz not so much.

MFlora.jpg

mflora digs the cold.jpg

mflora digs cold.jpg

Sladkij Ponchik does like it

slad ponch.jpg

My dogs had fun with the carrot 100 gal rootpot, had to resow

dogs vs carrots had to resow.jpg

There be Corn!

corn in the usa.MX border.jpg

corn in hte usa.jpg

there be corn w volunteer.jpg

corn in the usa.jpg

November 21, 2016	#620
Gerardo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: San Diego-Tijuana Posts: 2,598	late fall harvest Thanksgiving tomatoes will be a reality. Despite the thrips, tomato bugs, whiteflies and all other assorted friends of the garden, there be tomatoes. The smaller ones harvest 1.jpg Malachite all along the left, Mikhalych at 10 o clock, Copper River in the middle-ish, Patty's striped bottom right, and assorted Daniels, Cowlick's Bwine, Zarca, Odoriko, Koroleva, Alka, Lyana... harvest 2.jpg I like the flavor of these a lot, Reverend Michael Keyes, high recommend rev m keyes cluster.jpg

November 21, 2016	#621
Jimbotomateo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Santa Maria California Posts: 1,014	Mater matters Awesome pics Gerardo. How was the Copper River?

November 21, 2016	#623
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	Beautiful tomatoes display. Happy you and your loved once are going to enjoy tomatoes for the Holidays. Great job, as always. __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!”

November 22, 2016	#627
Deborah Riding The Crazy Train Again Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: San Marcos, California Posts: 2,562	I rubbed an eyelid, not the actual eye. The nurse advised me to splash my closed eyes with the vinegar and water mixture. The burn stopped immediately. __________________ "The righteous one cares for the needs of his animal". Proverbs 12:10 Last edited by Deborah; November 22, 2016 at 01:12 AM. Reason: Edited to add: I would definitely drink this mixture to stop a burning throat.

November 22, 2016	#628
Deborah Riding The Crazy Train Again Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: San Marcos, California Posts: 2,562	Or swish to ease a burning mouth. I never eat anything hot other than a few careful drops of Tabasco on a taco or tostada. That incident happened many years ago while preparing a dish for someone else. __________________ "The righteous one cares for the needs of his animal". Proverbs 12:10

November 21, 2016	#622
korney19 Buffalo-Niagara Tomato TasteFest™ Co-Founder Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: The Niagara Frontier Posts: 942	Great work Gerardo!

November 21, 2016	#624
jpop Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: SE Florida Zone 10 Posts: 319	Beautiful harvest Gerardo, going to be a tasty Thanksgiving.

November 22, 2016	#629
peebee Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Southern CA Posts: 1,714	Thanks for clarifying Deborah! I could not imagine how putting vinegar, even diluted, would help by being put in the eye itself. If that helped just by splashing it on to your closed lids, it must also work on other parts of the body that you touch by chile hands. Great tip!

November 30, 2016	#630
Gerardo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: San Diego-Tijuana Posts: 2,598	late november Temps in the eves are getting chilly. Some plants dig it, others don't. Serranos dig it serrano.jpg Superhots not so much superhots.jpg Some multifloras dig it, Zluta and Rose Quartz not so much. MFlora.jpg mflora digs the cold.jpg mflora digs cold.jpg Sladkij Ponchik does like it slad ponch.jpg My dogs had fun with the carrot 100 gal rootpot, had to resow dogs vs carrots had to resow.jpg There be Corn! corn in the usa.MX border.jpg corn in hte usa.jpg there be corn w volunteer.jpg corn in the usa.jpg