Since I have incidentally learned that Maestro peas are for shelling, today I planted a flat of sugar pod II.
It also occurred to me that a superfine mister might exist, which could possibly (?) more evenly water the greenhouse. If we could automate it for humidity and temperature, we might have something. As it stands, there have always been dry zones and too-wet zones. Even watering is such an issue everywhere. If soil is too wet, the right microbes can not thrive and plants will suffer. If soil is too dry, well the same problem exists. A cursory look into this yields an item used for orchids and tropical plants. Let's see where my "research" will take me. Maybe we should quit targeting Martha Stewart to come and start lobbying to get Goldilocks over here?
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