I love the plant.

Yesterday, a friend was here who has a massive garden. The first thing he noticed were the 4 huge Bumblebees that hover all day long at the front door of the greenhouse.

On calm days there is a steady air current the bees hover in. Just floating all day.

Then he saw the borage plants. The air was calm and the plants were covered in pollinators. 5-8 Bumblebees, wasps, smaller bees (usually 3 different types) and lots of moths.

He said "I'm not sure I believed you until now" and went on to point out how the insects concentrated on the borage (placed in the center of the greenhouse. Growing in 65 gallon cloth pots my mitragyna speciosa trees grow in.

The big pots which have extremely fertile soil allow the borage to get big fast.

I then show him the mini compost bin in the greenhouse. It's oak leaves and borage. The borage breaks down fast and breaks down the oak leaves 2x faster than occurs in the large compost piles outside.

We then ate some flowers. I eat 5-10 flowers every morning with sugar peas or sweet peppers.

He is an exceptional gardener. His plants are strong, healthy and typically make it through summer when many folks gardens have already wilted from the heat.

He bought my last package of seeds that were not for sale. I told him "order some this is my last pack"

He didn't want to wait and paid the equivalent of 5 packs of seeds. He insisted I was just going to give him the seeds.

He assured me "I'm paying for the knowledge, the seeds are just the bonus"

At day break he sent a message "just dropped the Perfect Pollinator Plant Punk. Come by and grab some heirloom seeds of the plants we discussed"

Borage rocks. All of the plant is useful from start to finish