Hispanic. Its in my blood.

thats not a stereotype im familiar with

I think California's agricultural economy would collapse without migrant labor

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comment by Redbridge Rovers (U1097)
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comment by Redbridge Rovers (U1097)
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Cilantro plants

The heat fast tracked the seeding. Had to pull em.
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What does this mean? Sprouted too soon?
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When they "bolt" the leaves go from the normal flat leaves to a feathery looking leaf. It also changes the flavor to one much more bitter and less appealing to eat. They plants useless unless you want them to flower and seed. The seed from cilantro are coriander.
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That's cool, never knew that. Didn't want to harvest seeds? Lol

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comment by soccerlol (U7650)
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I think California's agricultural economy would collapse without migrant labor
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Not an especially sustainable or dependable economy if it is so reliant on supply chains and cheap immigrant labour.
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It seems to be pretty sustainable. Unless that wall happens or whatever

Nah, made room for hybrid jalapenos and chili pequin plants

Saaallllssssaaaaaa

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comment by soccerlol (U7650)
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I think California's agricultural economy would collapse without migrant labor
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Not an especially sustainable or dependable economy if it is so reliant on supply chains and cheap immigrant labour.
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It seems to be pretty sustainable. Unless that wall happens or whatever
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we breed well

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Yeah, it's great for them

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Bro, I get that it's text but try to read context a bit better

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I'm not about to do a deep dive on over 100 years of migrant farm labor, wage comparisons and protection disparities

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Yes Dopey? Got anything to add?
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Sanctimony? Lol sure after your interjection

I just want to learn about fackin coriander

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Parents used to grow Thai chilies, made for some amazing chili paste

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comment by soccerlol (U7650)
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I'm not about to do a deep dive on over 100 years of migrant farm labor, wage comparisons and protection disparities
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Off to the land of nod, but if you think any sense of cohesion can be maintained in any country with a consistent stream of undocumented migrant labour, you are delusional. Economic and social consequences of globalisation are increasingly more potent and noticeable. Interesting that an American who is living under a Trump presidency has no ability to reflect on that.
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Again, context. Not about that right now

"People use the seed for medicine. Coriander is used for digestion problems including upset stomach, loss of appetite, hernia, nausea, diarrhea, bowel spasms, and intestinal gas. It is also used to treat measles, hemorrhoids, toothaches, worms, and joint pain, as well as infections caused by bacteria and fungus."

WebMD. Couldve saved yourself years of school and $$$. Wudda maroon

Gaddamnit

Apparently the jalapeños im trying to grow require very minimal sunlight to start off. So naturally I've planted then square on the middle of my fully exposed garden. I'm expecting disappointment but am hoping my rebellious nature outsmarts mother nature.