A friend gifted us a Mongolian Standard Cherry Tree. We had no idea what it was or what to expect from it, so we planted it in our grove and let it find its place among its mentors: our Meyer Lemon, Olive, and Avocado trees. For the better part of a year, it did absolutely... Continue Reading →
Adapted from a favorite (Eclipse Embers), I have upped the ante on this batch to a level X45. On September 1–2, 1859, the sun unleashed a massive Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) known as the Carrington Event. This solar storm slammed into Earth’s magnetosphere with an estimated intensity of X45—the most powerful solar flare ever recorded.... Continue Reading →
