after a couple of tests, I came to especially one conclusion:
potatoes thrive under such a walnut leaf mulch
...no idea about the ph stuff and whatnot, but it works well.
since the images arent working (dont worry ;) )
try describing how the leaves look; are / were they turning brown easily, or have spots/rings on them, or was the bark peeling off?
Hi!
I was wondering if anybody ever experimented with acidic compost composed of walnut leaves?
> Every year we have a literal ton of walnut leaves from our 2 trees, while usually separating it from the usual compost of grass clippings and fruit tree leaves, due to the slow rotting and tannin...
on that note; I've run out of bottles.. I usually use 500ml glass bottles with a big turning lid (metal)
-- any ideas what can be used instead?
I'm currently at a loss of thought..
1st time I ever heard of this apparatus - and it's a must have! (when I have the money at some point)
- guess I'll just use the saw and those metal cutters u mentioned, file it off an add silicon to the edges. should do the trick.
again, much appreciated.
interesting!
@DivingTemptress - can u please keep us updated with pictures of the development of those? :)
Also, if anyone has more tips on how to protect such fragile fruits from being damaged by wind & weather - do share! (yeees, I am aware that there are suggestions somewhere on-site, but a...
How do you guys store your jams, juices and whatnot? (pictures appreciated)
- because we've got certain cellar rooms for this, but I believe our wooden shelves are hella unsafe for the way we are storing bottles.. I was thinking of replacing them with metal (tool) shelves that one can screw to...
yep, I'm all about being cheap and the functionality - less the looks (apart from facial hair ofc!!)
Thanks man.
-- are there perhaps any tips on cutting sheet plate ..easily? (apart from a metal saw, cause thats a darn female dawg. -- like, how one cut glass with string, nailpolish and fire -...
Hi,
perhaps someone can give me a tip about this (eg. if my personal, unprofessional suggestion is useless, or if they have better ideas)
My garage roof was partially destroyed due to a storm a while ago (and, due to unprofessional workers who used too short screws while building the damn thing...
for/against the clay soil, I'd suggest having dandelions to loosen up the ground (due to their deep roots) AND you can practically eat the whole plant / safe for mulch. Furthermore, they attract bees and pollen-spreading insects for .. your other plants and they can grow on very little water...