Well you can wear a backpack on a boat...With my limited American understanding of geography, I can't get my brain around that backpacking trip. ?
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Well you can wear a backpack on a boat...With my limited American understanding of geography, I can't get my brain around that backpacking trip. ?
With my limited American understanding of geography, I can't get my brain around that backpacking trip. ?
Initially upon leaving NZ as a 19 year old, I planned to stop in Australia for 6 weeks then on to the UK. But I fell in with a great crowd of backpackers from all over the world and liked Ozzie so much that I stayed there for a couple of years.Well you can wear a backpack on a boat...
Ahh, that helps me with the geography thing I was right about. Phewf!I got a free flight
Thanks Shed!I'm hoping you write a book about all those adventures! Well I'm actually hoping they make a movie of your book about all those adventures.
Footloose and fancy free you were, and it sounds like you and @NickHardy have a lot in common with the travel bug.
Ahh, that helps me with the geography thing I was right about. Phewf!
Thanks Emeraldo! I think they managed well because they happened to be on the side of the house that was least attacked by the weather. Also too, it looks like they are benefiting from the top dressing given last weekend, and they have really enjoyed having 3 straight days of sunshine!Wow they look wonderful @Stunger! Even more so after all they (and you) have been through!
Thanks Joe! I think the Herbi gear is very good. Mind you, my soil has been given a fair amount of good inputs over several years and grows, so it was already more than the average Bunnings potting mix.Looking beautiful Stunger, they really like the herbi stuff eh. I was giving mine 2 cups each every two weeks, give or take, and they still wanted more. I'll definitely be getting it again.
Looking fab, @Stunger ! Glad the plants, and especially you and your family, made it through the weather unscathed.Plants are looking fine
Of my 3 plants this year, I think any of them would be bigger than all that I have grown before. The Mulanje Sherbert looks great and is starting to stack buds. The other 2 are not yet showing budset, but both appear well, the biggest is the Mulanje ME, she is not just 4 and a half feet across in one direction but at least in pretty much all directions.
Any of the pot designs that get air to the roots seem to grow bigger and healthier plants, so that may allow for fewer plants with still a good harvest. It will be interesting to hear how your final weights compare to your previous years.It's at times like these that the thought arises that even 3 plants on the balcony is pushing it.
Well I was quite heavy handed when I was top feeding mine, up to 3 cups per plant, and they seemed to be doing really well with it. No burnt tips or nutrient problems. The only complaint would be the same thing you noticed, the few yellowing leaves at the base of the plant. I thought maybe not enough nitrogen when they were vegging hard, but I'm no expert so I couldn't say for sure.Thanks Joe! I think the Herbi gear is very good. Mind you, my soil has been given a fair amount of good inputs over several years and grows, so it was already more than the average Bunnings potting mix.
The Herbi directions are to top dress every 2-3 weeks which I was a bit cautious about, as its always a little nail biting in case one over does it, and then it messes up the grow.
The last few days have shown a lot of coverage on your area from the Cyclone, terrible thick mud deposits and damage. Shocking.
Thanks Azi! My previous grows have been mostly with feminised seeds, which due to short supply I haven't want to kick off extra in case I don't need them and my precious seeds get wasted, and when some do fail I then have to kick off more which eats into the available outdoor time.Looking fab, @Stunger ! Glad the plants, and especially you and your family, made it through the weather unscathed.
Your Stunger Pots seem to be a hit with the ladies.
Any of the pot designs that get air to the roots seem to grow bigger and healthier plants, so that may allow for fewer plants with still a good harvest. It will be interesting to hear how your final weights compare to your previous years.
I think you're right there Joe, but a few yellow leaves don't trouble me much. I think one can just add a tablespoon or 2 or Blood n Bone if needed. The main thing for me is not to over do where it is too late to take back!Well I was quite heavy handed when I was top feeding mine, up to 3 cups per plant, and they seemed to be doing really well with it. No burnt tips or nutrient problems. The only complaint would be the same thing you noticed, the few yellowing leaves at the base of the plant. I thought maybe not enough nitrogen when they were vegging hard, but I'm no expert so I couldn't say for sure.
Yeah it is now, at first no media got in and all the folk affected had no news either coming to them, quite a cluster f*ck for such big resulting damage.Yeah you just have to google 'Eskdale floods' and it's right there in your face. Pretty shocking alright, especially when you're in amongst the worst of it. Life changing stuff brother.
The apple harvest was about to start too, another huge blow to the region. At least our economic status as a nation is relatively good. The ramifications of this will be felt for years, if not decades to come, across the whole country.
We've got a long road ahead of us, but one step at a time will get you around the world, eventually...
Thanks Shed, I'm just trying to cover up the boring grey of the balcony with a bit of green!Whatever the reason those are truly beasts. And they came through with flying colors, so them!
Could try geraniums next time. Not as much fun though.Thanks Shed, I'm just trying to cover up the boring grey of the balcony with a bit of green!
Mine too. But it was more brokearse, drop some acid and get chased by purple dragons kind of adventure.Yeah my 20's had lots of adventure!
This needs to be in the Guiness World Book of Records for original 21st century english slanguage! Made me Smile Big!I’d rather shit in my own hands and clap than relive my teens and 20’s.
And smiling seem more important in these current times!This needs to be in the Guiness World Book of Records for original 21st century english slanguage! Made me Smile Big!
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I'm with you!