Can you please describe the flavor? How sweet. how much spice (I don't mind the spice so much... mostly want to know how sweet it is)Gosh, I forgot about horchata. I used that for quite a while
Thank you... not a big tea drinker (or vaper) but good to know.I vape black tea as I like to drink it--milk and no sugar. But since black tea is a strong flavor, I always add a touch of something sweet and creamy to my vapes to tame it.
That was my understanding... but now I know to go easy on the %Cactus isn't much of a flavor as a standalone, IMHO, but is a great mixer--makes any fruit ejuice taste rounder or juicer, if you will.
Talking about me again?You sound very much like @FranC and I mostly agree (overly sweet is a no go for me but sometimes like a little... "pre-mades" are all too sweet for me... I dilute them) I will never actually add sweetener to a recipe!
I am so undecided on this... I have to make a choice (more flavors or a scale) I just can't do both. I am so tired of using syringes ( but very good at doing it) I really want a scale but I also want to try new flavors (can't do both) And I need two new batteries for my new mod (that I actually don't need right now... more of a back-up) I think I'm going to get the scale and flavors and just wait on the batteries (they should be available for a long time right?)
You are "I don't like sweet" are you not?Talking about me again?
I was joking......You are "I don't like sweet" are you not?
I agree. A scale is a must.A scale is a must IMHO. I used syringes once and then went to a scale and never looked back.
Thank you... that was my original choice (getting a scale!) I just needed a little kick in the rear (like John Wayne might have done)A scale is a must IMHO. I used syringes once and then went to a scale and never looked back.
Can you please describe the flavor? How sweet. how much spice (I don't mind the spice so much... mostly want to know how sweet it is)
Yep... wish I could get the really good one, but getting what I can (I might even wait on the batteries... don't need the mod right now) so maybe a cheap scale AND flavors (batteries should be available for a long time right?)I agree. A scale is a must.
Yup,they should be. You can get a good scale for under $40.Yep... wish I could get the really good one, but getting what I can (I might even wait on the batteries... don't need the mod right now) so maybe a cheap scale AND flavors (batteries should be available for a long time right?)
Yup,they should be. You can get a good scale for under $40.
Yep... wish I could get the really good one, but getting what I can (I might even wait on the batteries... don't need the mod right now) so maybe a cheap scale AND flavors (batteries should be available for a long time right?)
yeah they used to be around $25...but they've gone up over the past few months....they've been $35 for a few months now...I think mine was $25
I think mine was $25
You are indeed correct! That was actually a problem last year though, i think we might have had too much nitrogen in our strawbales. The strawbales were used in rows as raised beds due to our horrid, very compact, poor soil. We didn't have the money to go for your typical raised garden beds (like right now) organic soil is expensive and adding just 2-3 inches on top is much more affordable as opposed to 12 inches per 4x8 bed, from the get go. I used milorganite (nitrogen heavy) lawn fertilizer last year to condition the bales to get them composting, and I think it was a mistake using that stuff as it was slow release. Our plants grew beautifully, but some had enormous leaf growth, but not enough growth in the actual vegetables/fruits. Right before I dismantled the strawbale garden, we picked the largest dandelion plant we have ever seen growing from a bale, the leaves were gargantuan and we actually harvested it for salads. I think we are good on nutrients in the bales, but I'm certainly no expert. They should be quite rich still from the milorganite, the more balanced NPK fertilizer used at the end of the conditioning phase, and the fish emulsion used throughout the growing season last year.Nice looking raised beds! You mentioned adding "semi"composted straw"... might need a bit more nitrogen to fix that (but not too much) Hope you get them all done (I know it's more work that it seems)