waterboy 2.0

melting

GO HARD

Lie

Fckn transgeneics , its now franken- footwear..... hope they coded in some nano-particles while they were doing the splicing. Who the comes up with these ideas. I am a barbarian, but WTF.

drop bear

read the first post of this thread

If germination is good this winter, I may have a few European mandrakes up for sale in the spring. They are bastards of things to germinate....

I thought you had been told to add the disclaimer of where you are ? again and again you continue to ignore the warnings.... Aside blackberry is a Weed of National Significance (WONS) within Australia.

Chains

CBD's are where it is at for pain-relief.

pokey

Everyone does it at some stage gerry rigs, improvise, bush mechanic and ghetto tek stuff for their gardens. I am interested to see what crafty stuff some of you get up too, and may prove useful for others. To kick it off, my reusable tree guard, got sick of kangaroos smashing tree guards to bits in random acts of vandalism.... Basically a trye with a few holes drilled in the sidewall to tie a round on wire onto it. Just ringlock with cheap chicken wire wrapped around, the background is only high quality chicken wire. The weight of the tyre keeps in place.All materials salvaged. Last for years, can be moved around and if you are extra crafty can be electrified in series for additional stock protection Never using stakes and tree bags again. Show us what a crafty bunch you are.... WB

tree

goats

little ponies

Lol...I love it too GT, that is definitely ghetto tek You are a Macgyver.... A sheet of plywood painted white will give you more reflective light with a better spread than the foil if you scratch up the bits. Keep em coming folks, will throw up a few more when I take some photos.

hive

pope

WTF

My preference is for composting systems that are on the ground, I found tumblers to be a real pain in the arse, and more hassle than whats its worth for volumes of compost. Once an open bottomed system has had a cycle or two the bins get seeded with beneficial bacteria and fungi from the base. I also generally throw a few handfuls of matured compost into any new piles. Bins still require a degree of work and dedication. If you have copious amounts of material get another bin, rather than overloading one.... or get a small wormfarm. The best compost comes from using a wide range of materials. I routinely feed my bins comfrey and a bit of storm cast bull kelp I will admit. If it gets a large load of green waste, then it gets a balanced load of shredded cardboard/paper. If all else fails some addition of straw keeps up the necessary carbon content. I haven't seen it touched on but if one has room and access to deciduous leaves leafmould can also be made. This relies on fungi for cool decomposition rather than hot composting. It produces another choice organic matter source, but is a longer process. Its good for "set and forget" organic matter producers. Make a "container" - I just use a ring of chickenwire, dump the autumn leaves in it, walk away. In time this turns into some choice material that usually proves very useful when compost has been used up elsewhere.

Yolk

munted

no not evil, that would only be the case if you used elaborate trip wires to create deadfall traps out of peruv logs

M&M's

Hy peroxide from chemists, some supermarkets do stock it as well. Must be used diluted, I just do it by "feel". Google would be your friend for dilution rates