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psychochap


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Re: MrFlowers' gardening forum
Posted: 31/12/2009 17:51   in response to: MrFlowers in response to: MrFlowers
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MrFlowers wrote:

I have to clean to bowls with residue chocolate, i am thinking of pouring it in the plant pot, chocolate fertiliser is this bad?


Are you still on the Moet, MrF?
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Re: MrFlowers' gardening forum
Posted: 31/12/2009 17:54   in response to: psychochap in response to: psychochap
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I don't think he has stopped? lol
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Posted: 31/12/2009 17:54   in response to: psychochap in response to: psychochap
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Does anyone have, or tried, the aerogarden that has been advertised on tv?
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Re: MrFlowers' gardening forum
Posted: 31/12/2009 17:55   in response to: psychochap in response to: psychochap
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What is it exactly?
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Posted: 31/12/2009 17:58   in response to: hapjay in response to: hapjay
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Google it for full info.

It's some sort of hydroponic indoor garden that is supposed to grow anything
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Posted: 31/12/2009 23:47   in response to: psychochap in response to: psychochap
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the adds look cool,but I am not sure about it.I think alot of baddies may buy it to grow more than tomatoes and lettuce.
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Posted: 4/02/2010 18:00   in response to: psychochap in response to: psychochap
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This looks like it could be an interesting thread, but hasn't been used in a while.

Does anyone want to share gardening tips?
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Re: MrFlowers' gardening forum
Posted: 4/02/2010 20:31   in response to: broadman in response to: broadman
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hopefully Peter Cundell, the best gardener in australia, war hero and corruption fighter will come down and give us a post.... :)
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Posted: 7/02/2010 19:15   in response to: MrFlowers in response to: MrFlowers
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Has anyone attempted growing capsicum in pots?
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Posted: 8/02/2010 08:48   in response to: broadman in response to: broadman
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broadman wrote:
Has anyone attempted growing capsicum in pots?

Did it a week ago in this wicked wheelbarrow somebody stopped loving and put on the street! Planted with chillis and some flowers. Something is sprouting beautifully but no idea if it's the capsicum. Will let you know....I'm definintely having more luck with my vegies in pots this year.
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Posted: 8/02/2010 10:57   in response to: ~Lash~ in response to: ~Lash~
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Hi Lashy. I laughed about your wicked wheelbarrow. Whatever works.

We have 4 capsicum plants, 2 very healthy with fruit on them. We also have roma tomatoes which are starting to color. Looking forward to our first harvest. I bought some bok choy seeds on the weekend. Will get those in this week.
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Posted: 8/02/2010 12:43   in response to: broadman in response to: broadman
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Hehe, it is wicked, it's this devine emerald green colour with rust, punched a couple of holes in bottom and voila, portable garden, very easy on the back! I want another one now!

Tell me, do the capsicums need support like the tomatoes do?
Best of luck with 'em :)
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Posted: 22/02/2010 12:38   in response to: ~Lash~ in response to: ~Lash~
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Sorry I didn't get back to you Lashy. Wife's been in hospital.

The capsicum are small plants, although my wife has supported one. It gets quite windy on our balcony. One of the plants has some good fruit on it.

The baby beets are real baby, so I'm going to puree them and make soup.
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Posted: 23/02/2010 11:36   in response to: broadman in response to: broadman
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Thanks Sweetheart!

May have to pour more soil into the barrow, they sprouted but seemed stunned now! Hope you got some news on your tomatoes, there's another 3 on mine :) Scored a $2 discount box at the Greengrocer yesterday.....it's always a surprise what's in there....

Italian Parsley, Pears, Passionfruit, Continental Cucumbers, Spinach and underneath about 30 gorgeous tomatoes....someone will have to think about making sauce now! They were also handing out a free bag of nectarines to each shopper, love that place!

Best thoughts out to the missus!
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Re: MrFlowers' gardening forum
Posted: 23/02/2010 12:01   in response to: broadman in response to: broadman
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broadman wrote:
Sorry I didn't get back to you Lashy. Wife's been in hospital.

The capsicum are small plants, although my wife has supported one. It gets quite windy on our balcony. One of the plants has some good fruit on it.

The baby beets are real baby, so I'm going to puree them and make soup.

I hope your wife is feeling better.Baby beets are good for a dip too.
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