#memestr

#memestr

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Q: how did so many people lose their grip on reality? A: https://alwaysthehorizon.substack.com/p/urban-bugmen-and-ai-model-collapse https://fountain.fm/episode/u3IM02oGWXhPNQRDKkcC”

because people who didn't were ostracized from the tribe, which was a death sentence...

looks like it could control a submersible

I recommend them highly...a few minutes per year pruning and mulching is all there is to it. If you plant a 4-5ft whip sapling, expect first real harvest after 3 years - 30-40 pears per tree, maybe 20# of fruit per tree, after 5 years 50# per tree...8 hours direct sun is best but they will still produce with 5 minimum Very low maintenance for fruit trees...might need some fungicide if you have cedars nearby for fireblight (about the only thing they are susceptible to)

USDA 7b All the pears are disease and pest resistant (birds are the biggest pest) all need 300-400 chill hours (<40F) Easiest: Shenseiki -- self fertile, earliest production (late July-August) and heavy producer...storage they are good for about 2-3 weeks in the fridge Tastiest: Hosui -- soft texture and very sweet honey flavor, stores about a month as well -- best planted with another variety for bigger fruit and larger yeild, but partially self-fertile...late Aug best storage: Shinko (2 months+) late September harvest, firmer texture...really wants a co-polinator of a different variety -- one of mine bloomed way before anything else and has basically no fruit this year

I loved the organ...in person it is just as overpowering and reverberates in your chest, like a rocket launch

Never had to dip the nose...we usually try to find the best altitude for spraying and just go straight as much as possible. G-23 Paxilon Hydrochlorate is the most challenging to get optimal dispersion with, especially when the jetstream dips south of Canada. 👍

do you dehydrate/freeze-dry/jam them?

i have a miniscule breba crop this year, going to be June before I see a main crop

haha