Yeah I think I dryslot at some point. So maybe a meh wcb, slot, and then meh ra/sn tomorrow during the daylight hours. It all adds up to useless. At least in that scenario we’ll likely cut back on the potential QPF.
I actually opened the bedroom window yesterday afternoon for the first time even though it was only 63°. Now the new kitten is trying to climb up to the window lock to open it himself. It blows my mind how we haven’t even been able to get a brief 1-2 day taste of legit spring weather this April. It’ll probably flip back to unbearable dews for JJA now. At least there’s been a lot of cP cold and not week long stretches of 40° at the sfc with DZ while MWN is sunny and 50°.
I had a load of top soil I never used last year next to my run and all of that started growing in it. Looks like it only propagates via seed so it must’ve been in the soil to begin with. Great.
Although from what I’m reading it is easy to win the battle with if and when I ever want to. It’s a legume like clover so it’s a nitrogen fixer. I was just really surprised how much the chickens loved it when they tried it. Their reaction may be neck and neck number 1 with plantain on the weed list.
Anyone hot an ID on this weed? My chickens eat it like it’s crack. It looks like a clover, but it appears to be something else. The stems from the previous season are fairly hard/woody. The leaves almost have a fleshy feel about them...somewhere between a clover feel and a sedum feel.