In The Garden
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Not sure if I'm onto something but I picked up one of those pond mist makers from bundogs today for $65 and chucked in a bucket. I'll try it out on some strawberry bulbs I also grabbed at big B. I like that it bubbles and spurts a little as well just like those Dewey misters I seen people using. I think the lights might cause issues but I can probs remove them
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Hey Everyone, If anyone is interested In seeing/showing Pictures of plants that are non-Cannabis but with the leaves the same shape, This has become a sort of hobby of mine collecting them, I'd love to find out more to add to the collection. Here are a couple of plants I own that look similar. Feel free to add or send me names of plants! Thanks for reading 1. Dizygotheca elegantissima - False Aralia 2. Acer Palmatum - Japanese elm 3. Choisya White Dazzler - White Dazzler Note: These are not my photos I don't have a very good camera so I didn't even bother. (I do have these plants tho) - (All Bonsai's)
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Vermicompost ....worm castings /worm fishing bait tub all in one Make two of them Need Old Tub usually free or easy to obtain Bricks to sit it off the ground .. You can dig a hole out under the plug spot to store a bucket which will catch the nutrients and worm tea when or if you flush them ...cheap free liquid feed. Shopping bag or 3 of blue metal(build it the same day as the wicking beds and use what you buy for both) Place blue metal over plug hole (NO PLUG) Cover blue metal it jute fabric or weed mat to stop sediment blocking drain hole for drainage . Then make layers of vege scraps clippings paper etc dry material and or spent manure and soil ....a couple of…
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Start a seed collecting and swap network It wont take long before you are overwhelmed in seed
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A couple of more critters in the back yard Frill necked lizard Pied Butcher Bird A green frog in a palm
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Hi, is it safe (consumption wise) to use my old nutrient water on my veg and fruit trees?
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Hi Guys and Girls, First of all, thank you for letting me join your amazing community!! I have only recently found this site and am addicted badly
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I have to get 2 trees trimmed up an part of my back yard cleaned up,So I got 2 quote from 2 different gardening crew The first guy quotes me around the $400.00 to $600.00 price range to do the job . the other guys give me a quote /Now sit down crew I don't want you to hurt yourself when you fall over. Wait for it wait for it $8,000.00 TO $10,000.00 Grand he quoted me WTF/lol,An he even had the Balls to ask me when did I want him to start work/PMSL. What a fool there was 3 of them ding dong's They must have had a {ICE Party} coming up for the weekend .When I told him my other quote was only $600.00 top price for the lot to be done he still asked me again when did I wan…
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From now on I will be seeing a lot of bird action in my backyard and will keep a collection here.. If you have birds you are all welcomed to post..
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So August/September starts the seed sowing season for chilis and I think I am going to go a little heavy handed this season with varieties just so I can dry them and make up a variety of different and experimental chili powders. So the seeds I have to start this glorious season off with are your everyday garden variety Jalapeno, Red and Gold Cayenne, Orange Habanero, and the Serrano, some of the more common but not overly seen in Australia are the Trinidad Scorpion, Bhut Jolokia Chocolate (aka Chocolate Ghost Chili), Poblano, and Anaheim, then last but not least I will be getting some of the more Central and Southern American chilis a crack which are; Red Cherry, Pasilla …
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As I have just finished Uni studies and what not, I have finally got time to start the epic journey of building my big produce garden. I've wanted to do this for a long time now.....always had smaller gardens but never one of this scale. The area I have in mind is north facing on a slope with access to a full day of sun. Just recently the area has been excavated thus my journey begins. I have sketched some average plans to give me and everyone else an idea of what I'm attempting...(pictures should be attached). The excavator put in two terraces, as you can hopefully gauge from the pictures, the guy in the photo is standing on the top one. The top terrace is going to have…
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Hey all! I'm a happy Orchid grower willing to take any questions/have a chat on orchids, I owe A few orchids from Miltonia clowesii to the common Cymbidiums. If you are after a orchid to look after an care for they are not as hard as some may think, It is true that some are extremely hard to care for but that doesn't go for every Tribe of orchid Australian natives are some of the easiest and very rewarding. Thanks for reading Greenthumbs fo Life!
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heyy people I like growing tomatoes, the cherry ones cuz they are awesome. just like bacon but in its own way
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First year this girl laid us some eggs. I have some nice box turtles,they are funny little things. The girl that laid the eggs was glued back together after a run in on the road with a car. But she looks good and we are very proud of her.
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