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Chatting on the Plot / Re: Please keep checking
« Last post by Subversive_plot on Today at 03:00 »
Mrs. B, I will also say good on you for following through and getting a thorough diagnosis. Also glad for you that the doctors think the lump is not malignant.

As you have said, men also need to pay attention, and get yearly physical exams! Including a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test.

I'm living proof.  A routine physical last September showed an elevated PSA.  That led to a repeat PSA test, with a higher result. Then a urologist appointment, exam, and another PSA test (higher again) and conclusion from the urologist that prostate cancer was likely. Following that, an MRI in February which found a lesion, with the determination that cancer was even more likely, a biopsy is needed. Finally, in mid March, a biopsy. Diagnosis? A benign condition, but one that could lead to cancer. Bullet dodged, but the PSA test frequency will increase from annual to twice a year.  I was very lucky (at least for now).

Listen to the lady, gents!  Mrs. B's advice is as good for the gander as it is for the goose!
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Chatting on the Plot / Re: Please keep checking
« Last post by snowdrops on Yesterday at 20:52 »
Big hugs to you Mrs B, well done to you & your Dr for getting checked out & acting on it
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Grow Your Own / Re: Tomato seedlings turned pale yellow??
« Last post by Potty Plotty Lotty on Yesterday at 18:03 »
Any photos?

My thoughts are: Have you been feeding them?  Are all the leaves yellow and have they changed at the same time or just the ones at the base? When were they last potted on? Was potting on into a new batch of compost?

If they are standard varieties might be worth getting some from a garden centre as a back up.

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Grow Your Own / Re: Tomato seedlings turned pale yellow??
« Last post by Subversive_plot on Yesterday at 17:36 »
That happened to my tomatoes this year.  Some of the plants have recovered and are vigorous, some others did not survive.

I think with mine it was due to too long under indoor grow lights and then trying to get them growing suddenly in full daylight. (Your mileage may vary! :D)
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Grow Your Own / Re: Cucumber plant stem damaged.
« Last post by Subversive_plot on Yesterday at 17:30 »
If it is snapped off below the seed leaves it's done for. Above seed leaves but below the true leaves, likely done for, but some hope.  Above sets of true leaves, there is a much better shot at the plant recovering.
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General Gardening / Re: Code
« Last post by Aunt Sally on Yesterday at 15:58 »
Thanks for the update, Cara. 

It certainly is a headache for you and John  :( :wacko:
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General Gardening / Re: Code
« Last post by Caralou on Yesterday at 15:51 »
John is working very hard to get the balance right, so please be patient with him.  It’s not an easy job  :)

We've spent hours on it so far. Every time I remove from one section they are popping up in another. Google did a big update/change and so many sites have been hit badly. Even large ones such as the Daily Mail, who will have their own dedicated staff to handle it, are unable to sort out the new AI placements and swamping.

For now I've removed all ads from the main chat sections landing page and removed another chunk of sections within topics and posts. Now to see what the new AI ad monsters decide I need to fix tomorrow!
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Grow Your Own / Re: Outdoor Tomatoes
« Last post by missmoneypenny on Yesterday at 14:55 »
I put the last of my tomatoes out today. Stupice, noire de Crimee, Costolutto Fiorentino. Also the sweetcorn and cobra beans. You have to let them out into the world at some point 🤞
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Grow Your Own / Re: Cucumber plant stem damaged.
« Last post by Grubbypaws on Yesterday at 14:42 »
This is my first year growing cucumbers after my husband bought some plug plants. One of them came with the top half snapped off. May be a dumb question but will it still grow or have I lost the growing point?
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General Gardening / Re: Code
« Last post by Aunt Sally on Yesterday at 14:14 »
John is working very hard to get the balance right, so please be patient with him.  It’s not an easy job  :)   
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