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[eub]

You know how you hear people delicately aghast that the target of their gossip would use sprouted garlic? I always used sprouted garlic, but I think I'm concluding it really does taste worse.

Phenology:
Snowdrops are wrapping up.
Walking-stick kale is starting to flower, about a year old.
Roses are belatedly pruned.
Plum is flowering.
Cydonia floret.

Oh by the way, you can stick a toothpick through a garlic clove and sprout on a jar it like a sweet potato, totally. Tons of roots; I wonder if those are tasty like garlicky mung sprouts?

I didn't think I cared what my weight was, but from my reaction to being surprised at a change in the number, I was overestimating my not-caring.

Are there predatory insects that it would be a workable idea to release in the house?

Linked to from this blog post, a web database of biological numbers and a related paper I haven't read yet. Want to know the ATP/ADP ratio in light versus darkness in various compartments of a spinach cell?

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[eub.livejournal.com]

In this region we need to plant garlic at the end of summer if we want to harvest decent bulbs, but garlic shoots work year-round indoors. I'm hoping the hydroponic trick will get me to sprout more cloves on the windowsill; I admit that even having to go get a little pot and some soil often makes me procrastinate on it.

[bhudson.livejournal.com]

I occasionally stoop to using glasses.