noobie from california

[applesandbananas]

hey all. i'm new to this site (as i hope you can tell by the noobie title) and just wanted to introduce myself.

hopefully i'll see you guys around

 

[amapola]

Welcome to bluelight. I like your username.
Do you by any chance like to eat eat eat apples and bananas?

 

[applesandbananas]

but of course.

i also like eet eet eet epples and benenes.

 

[Swerlz]

Welcome to Bluelight

 

[vidaloca]

where in cali is the best banana and apples?

 

[abracadabra girl]

Hello from another Californian!

 

[Larr_E]

Does cali grow our own bananas? I didn't really think that was our thing...

 

[applesandbananas]

i think a lot of the bananas come from south america and hawaii actually.
idk where apples come from though. washington? hehe.

 

[amapola]

Apples originated in one valley region in Asia actually but are very hearty and adapt quickly.

In fact the seeds within any type of apple won't grow up into the type of apple they came from. So you can't just go out and plant macintosh apple seeds and expect a macintosh apple tree to grow. Once the seeds have sprouted you need to take a small twig from an already grown tree of the type of apple you want and graft it into the new sprout (don't remember what this process is called). Then the new sprout will grow into the tree you want. If you don't you'll probably just get gnarly nasty apples.

Johnny Appleseed was a real person (I think?) back in the pioneer days who got very good at this 'art' and helped spread apple orchards throughout North America.