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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 27 Apr 20

Well my stupid beans are still giving me fits. The ones I sowed in dirt never came up, and the four that I tucked into a wet paper towel did finally sprout, but three of them have mold on them! I guess I need to find the sweet...

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Marie Anne They've already got mold growing on them. I'm not going to plant that.

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 27 Apr 20

Well my stupid beans are still giving me fits. The ones I sowed in dirt never came up, and the four that I tucked into a wet paper towel did finally sprout, but three of them have mold on them! I guess I need to find the sweet...

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Marie Anne Because I want to have other things to eat. I don't even like tomatoes. I grow them and give away to friends and neighbors.

27 Apr 20

Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 27 Apr 20

Well my stupid beans are still giving me fits. The ones I sowed in dirt never came up, and the four that I tucked into a wet paper towel did finally sprout, but three of them have mold on them! I guess I need to find the sweet...

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Marie Anne @Alexandoy Can't hurt!

27 Apr 20

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 27 Apr 20

Well my stupid beans are still giving me fits. The ones I sowed in dirt never came up, and the four that I tucked into a wet paper towel did finally sprout, but three of them have mold on them! I guess I need to find the sweet...

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Marie Anne Apparently not!

27 Apr 20

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 27 Apr 20

Well my stupid beans are still giving me fits. The ones I sowed in dirt never came up, and the four that I tucked into a wet paper towel did finally sprout, but three of them have mold on them! I guess I need to find the sweet...

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Marie Anne I'm starting my seeds indoors, and most will go into containers when ready to go outside. Not sure how many I'll actually put into the ground.

27 Apr 20

Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 27 Apr 20

Well my stupid beans are still giving me fits. The ones I sowed in dirt never came up, and the four that I tucked into a wet paper towel did finally sprout, but three of them have mold on them! I guess I need to find the sweet...

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Marie Anne @Alexandoy Hard to say. I only did it with the one bean.

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 27 Apr 20

Well my stupid beans are still giving me fits. The ones I sowed in dirt never came up, and the four that I tucked into a wet paper towel did finally sprout, but three of them have mold on them! I guess I need to find the sweet...

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Marie Anne This honestly has me stumped. I've never had this happen before.

27 Apr 20

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 27 Apr 20

Well my stupid beans are still giving me fits. The ones I sowed in dirt never came up, and the four that I tucked into a wet paper towel did finally sprout, but three of them have mold on them! I guess I need to find the sweet...

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Marie Anne I've planted beans plenty of times before and never had one that didn't come up. They're the easiest thing the grow (or at least they WERE!), so I don't know what the deal is here.

27 Apr 20

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 27 Apr 20

Well my stupid beans are still giving me fits. The ones I sowed in dirt never came up, and the four that I tucked into a wet paper towel did finally sprout, but three of them have mold on them! I guess I need to find the sweet...

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Marie Anne I didn't for the first three, but I did for one after that, and it hasn't come up either.

27 Apr 20

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 27 Apr 20

Well my stupid beans are still giving me fits. The ones I sowed in dirt never came up, and the four that I tucked into a wet paper towel did finally sprout, but three of them have mold on them! I guess I need to find the sweet...

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Marie Anne My tomatoes are doing great so far, and now the lettuce is up, so that's something, I guess. Too bad I don't even like tomatoes.

27 Apr 20

Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 26 Apr 20

So far I've planted tomato seeds in eggshells (I always do this and they always do well), stuck a thin slice of strawberry in the dirt to see what happens (not expecting much), and because I was having such poor luck with beans...

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Marie Anne @BarBaraPrz This is my first year here, so no chance of volunteers for me.

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 26 Apr 20

So far I've planted tomato seeds in eggshells (I always do this and they always do well), stuck a thin slice of strawberry in the dirt to see what happens (not expecting much), and because I was having such poor luck with beans...

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Marie Anne @much2say I think much of what I'm doing is just for fun. I don't even like tomatoes, yet I can grow them like crazy. I'll never plant/grow enough to get much of a bounty to make it worthwhile, but I do love watching things grow from seed, so I'll continue...

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 26 Apr 20

So far I've planted tomato seeds in eggshells (I always do this and they always do well), stuck a thin slice of strawberry in the dirt to see what happens (not expecting much), and because I was having such poor luck with beans...

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Marie Anne I am.

26 Apr 20

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 26 Apr 20

So far I've planted tomato seeds in eggshells (I always do this and they always do well), stuck a thin slice of strawberry in the dirt to see what happens (not expecting much), and because I was having such poor luck with beans...

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Marie Anne Oh yes, there are lots of things you can keep going just by putting them in water. I don't use a lot of celery or onion, so I don't normally do that, but I have.

26 Apr 20

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 26 Apr 20

So far I've planted tomato seeds in eggshells (I always do this and they always do well), stuck a thin slice of strawberry in the dirt to see what happens (not expecting much), and because I was having such poor luck with beans...

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Marie Anne @marguicha Oh, do try it! They love the calcium from the shell, then you just tap the bottom and plant the whole thing. I've got a couple of blog posts about it.

26 Apr 20

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 26 Apr 20

So far I've planted tomato seeds in eggshells (I always do this and they always do well), stuck a thin slice of strawberry in the dirt to see what happens (not expecting much), and because I was having such poor luck with beans...

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Marie Anne I plant in the eggshell, and then sit that in the carton.

26 Apr 20

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 26 Apr 20

So far I've planted tomato seeds in eggshells (I always do this and they always do well), stuck a thin slice of strawberry in the dirt to see what happens (not expecting much), and because I was having such poor luck with beans...

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Marie Anne Beans roots run too deep right away to start in eggshells, I think. I usually just put my tomato seeds in eggshells.

26 Apr 20

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 26 Apr 20

It's Sunday morning here on the east coast of the U.S., and for many, that would normally mean getting ready to go to church. With the pandemic still in full force, of course that's changed. Do you still have normal church...

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Marie Anne Mine haven't changed much, same with the rest of the week.

26 Apr 20

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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10233) • United States 26 Apr 20

It's Sunday morning here on the east coast of the U.S., and for many, that would normally mean getting ready to go to church. With the pandemic still in full force, of course that's changed. Do you still have normal church...

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Marie Anne We can go out to do essential shopping and such, so we're not completely locked inside.

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