I would go klin out of my mind. Looks nice.My first weekend at home in Laos since January, after just getting back from vanuatu. Missing the easy 5pm stroll to the nakamal, be hemia nao, yumi blo ovasi gat drae wan nomo.
It's always a bit of a worry going through Customs in SE Asian airports with a suitcase full of vacuum packed kilo bricks of brown powder, but it worked out OK again, and even had the bonus "welcome home" surprise of 4lbs of KWK Borogu waiting, that had arrived back in march.
Good weekend all..
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What no pictures!? someone is getting lazy... (or slowly too krunked...)After a very mild week of Tongan kava and lawena, I scraped out the bottom of several bags last night and ended up with a nice 8Tbsp batch of Melo, Ambae, Dua Waka, Wakacon, Mystery Waka...quite enjoyable.
What no pictures!? someone is getting lazy... (or slowly too krunked...)
Sure make fun of me. (j/k)@sɥɐʞɐs lol @ wakanda. Love the plants!
How many plants are you starting with and what strains?Do you know how to end a drought? You spend a bucketload of money on irrigation.
This was a bit of a funny week. We've had no significant rain on the farm for almost three months and have been losing baby kava plants every day. So I spend quite a bit of money buying pvc piping to try and get some water to my baby kava. On the day pipe is being laid, the heavens opened up.
The rain didn't last very long and time will tell how long this drought will last, but anyway.. that was a bit funny.
Bonus pic of baby kava in the ground. Pic taken 19th June just before it really started to dry up:
Walk around with an umbrella? Or cut hay? I usually pray for rain during droughts and try perfect my motives for wanting the rain.Do you know how to end a drought? You spend a bucketload of money on irrigation.
This was a bit of a funny week. We've had no significant rain on the farm for almost three months and have been losing baby kava plants every day. So I spend quite a bit of money buying pvc piping to try and get some water to my baby kava. On the day pipe is being laid, the heavens opened up.
The rain didn't last very long and time will tell how long this drought will last, but anyway.. that was a bit funny.
Bonus pic of baby kava in the ground. Pic taken 19th June just before it really started to dry up:
This is a tiny little farm, only a couple of hundred plants... and right now we don't want to grow much bigger than that. At this stage it's more of a hobby farm than a serious commercial project (I know of farmers with 20, 30, 60 thousand kava plants in the ground).How many plants are you starting with and what strains?