This bout it?

In my garden postings over the years some have wondered about growing plants in pots

The lines are “tight” no doubt - I ask for forgiveness, but I share freely - I share

I ask for forgiveness, I give forgiveness - and I ask for it as well. The children are precious no doubt - so is hard work done on a counter job. No comparison to the preciousness of children and Kahlil Gibran is an artist whose poems merit more attention you want my humble opinion.

I got humility - do U?

This is what I’m not being allowed to post - so why should I pay for service in the wrong? I ain’t going to - cause what is the point of having a place “registered” and paid for if they ain’t gonna let you use your own place to share ideas?

One more layer and backsplash tile being considered….

(edit - the above image is after the 2nd acrylic “topcoat” - now tis time to just wait 14 days for full “curing”).

I got nothing to hide

OK - fine - lets have it out now!

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Some more images - just taken - tis 51524 2007 as I type this and post these images of the counter top well attended.

What you think - you think my hands are painted? They are but this counter is well appreciated and that is why I worked to bring it back cause I have respect and my hands got paint on them - but I ain’t done with the job yet - I plan in advance and I appreciate quality - what u do?

BK - 51524 2010

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Black sink I reckon - coated in primer - the next coat is on the way - but I already have reserved that for somebody else - I’ll share it with her and her alone!

Here is something you all maybe perusing this place ought know - when one gets into a place of repose and hunkers down with the love one has - then later on when the next layer gets applied - little flaws will no longer be revealed - but do you deny I prepped this counter - and I went above and beyond the call of duty - cause after I place the next layer - image to be shared ONLY with the love of my life - then I will put some epoxy after 14 days and that will seal the deal!

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So, this year after I literally planted all the plants I’ve been growing now for months and tending to - after there were still some left - and after I saw the setup my niece’s husband had put in place - I decided - why not just plant some of these final plants for which there is no room leftover (assuming things go desired) in pots big!

So, that is what I did - after I went to Lowe’s and got some soil for said purpose, these leftover plants - no disrespect to them whatsoever - in fact they are special - they got set in some pots big. They will reside on the deck proper - and this will be a way to learn about growing plants in pots.

Not kidding around.

More images will be posted on this article, so you must know, I’m constantly editing new articles - adding thoughts and whatnot - so sometimes tis of value if you are interested to come back and check later after you get the email on the article - cause I do edit in time.

I could tell you the history sort of of each plant in the image above - but now they all have some space to grow proper - and I intend on keeping them on the deck and I have visions of sending an image later - when they are full of fruit!

I know not all vision come true, but without a vision of the future - how is anything going to change for the better?

That is a fair question in my humble opinion stated and typed - not kidding around.

Peace to you and your family and in a few months I’ll do a compare and contrast versus plants planted in the soil versus those in pots on the deck. But I sure hope the ones in the pots on the deck do well - cause if they do - they will be easy to overwinter.

More images to follow.

BK

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tis the container for the epoxy I have already tested and will be using upon full curing of the acrylic top-coat on the counter job I’m in the midst of - more images on that for sure will be sent - you wouldn’t believe the testing procedures I adhere to.

So this is the plastic container the epoxy recipe goes within and it was sitting on top of the tile-work that will form the backsplash on this counter project I’m working on at my “business address” - and I’m not kidding around.

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The counter job and all the preparation involved is ready to happen!

Here are the ingredients - the epoxy gets laid 14 days later after the acrylic is fully cured. Not kidding around.

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and now a bonus image of the place the counters reside:

Primer applied (51524 - 1212)

Per the image up “top” - It takes 8 hours to be ready - for the next step!

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Not kidding around.

BK

51424 1714

you all want to know just how mean I can be?

Well guess what - I ain’t gonna tell - but ask my friends they will back me up and confirm just how mean I can be.