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  1. 24-07-17, 10:11 AM #91
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trex View Post
    Some lovely flowers , You can use those flowers or any flower to make bloom fertilizer . They are high in Phosphorus and Potash with a tad of nitrogen .

    All fruits and veggy skins hold massive amounts of Potash and Phosphorus also .

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    Oioi Trex can you use any types of flowers for this and do I brew them up as a tea? Got a recipe mate?
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  3. 24-07-17, 02:02 PM #92
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    Pics seem to be nice! Good job done!
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  5. 08-08-17, 12:50 AM #93
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    Oioi Trex was driving along the other day and saw these mate made me think of you. To the OP who thought his aloe was getting too much sun, these are in full whack Aussie sun mate and being in the garden of a commercial property I bet they get no attention whats so ever.
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  7. 08-08-17, 03:22 AM #94
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    Im so happy with this native stawberry getting about half a bowl a day from just one pant and its still got many more fruits to ripen. Another bonus is the staggered rippening of the fruits.
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    Holy moly , thats huge man , wish we had that type of weather here ffs .

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  11. 14-08-17, 10:17 PM #96
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    Oioi Trex you owe me a pic of your tatties mate while we are calling in debts lol. Any way here is one of my coriander plants gone to flower. For those who dont know Coriander is one of the best all round beneficial insect attractors. When you look at different beneficial insects and how to attract them Corriander more often than not is on the list.
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    yes sir , harvested last row last night here it is man .

    We sowed a bumper crop also right after

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  15. 14-08-17, 10:29 PM #98
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    Very nice mate. Hahaha love the string lines and tape mate you must be as ocd as me, drives Mrs H mad.
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    Very nice mate. Hahaha love the string lines and tape mate you must be as ocd as me, drives Mrs H mad.
    Everything gotta be measured out to the 1/4" man ,anything less is unacceptable lol

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    haha I hear you mate, preaching to the converted. Old bloke i used to work with would say " Perfect is close enough mate"
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