Thread: Doodlum, Great News!

I am happy to say that tonight while out in my garden I thought "hey I been pretty hard on Doodle over them big slabs of mine he caught, I should send a
big ol bunch of fresh, crispy, radishes back for him with C-Rex tomorrow after we are fishing while poor Doodlum gots to work. I picked em, washed em, and
admired their radishy crunchability.

After I cleaned em I put em in a jar and thought surely I must be wrong so I sent a pic to Rex, and he agreed.
There's only enuf there for the 2 of us to snack on in between catching fat crappies tomorrow morning. I feel terrible man, and I know Rex does too. I could feel his pain when he said "dangit, I'm pretty sure Doodle loves fresh crispy radishes, too." I had thought of sending maybe 15-20 of em back for you but like Rex said, to a guy who really enjoys a good radish, 15-20 is just teasing him, better we just eat em ourselves and wait until we got enuf to give him some.
On a positive note, you can be comforted by the knowledge that every time we eat one tomorrow I bet we will think of you and make passing comments about your ancestry.

Hope you and Tony enjoyed your breakfast. Looks like the weather is going to be perfect for ya'll. I know with the two of ya's talents you will bring home some of those big slabs.
Well enjoy your day. Best of luck.
Oh, where did you leave the TV flicker, I can't find it.

Originally Posted by horseshoer

I am happy to say that tonight while out in my garden I thought "hey I been pretty hard on Doodle over them big slabs of mine he caught, I should send a
big ol bunch of fresh, crispy, radishes back for him with C-Rex tomorrow after we are fishing while poor Doodlum gots to work. I picked em, washed em, and
admired their radishy crunchability.

Why do my radishes not look like that?
Why do they always split in half?

Do I not pick them in time?

Originally Posted by HOTGREASE

Why do my radishes not look like that?
Why do they always split in half?

Do I not pick them in time?

Those are the females man.

Most likely causes are letting them getquite dry when they are starting to make radishes then a rain or pouring the water to em.
Or your soil is a little too heavy, might add some peat moss/organic matter or loosen the soil a little alongside the rows when they are starting to put radishes on.

Originally Posted by Doodlum

Hope you and Tony enjoyed your breakfast. Looks like the weather is going to be perfect for ya'll. I know with the two of ya's talents you will bring home some of those big slabs.
Well enjoy your day. Best of luck.
Oh, where did you leave the TV flicker, I can't find it.

I kept kneeling on it finally yur missus flung it across the room. :D