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Weed Tea Fertiliser - When can it be used ?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Joseph Jul 1, 2013. 21 Replies 0 Favorites
Have 3 containers of weeds. Covered with water about 4 weeks ago in attempt to make weed tea. They all look brown and sludgy but still smells revolting. Know that this should be well diluted before…Continue
ANY IDEAS ON HOW TO QUIETEN NOISEY CHOOKS ?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Craig Hogan Dec 13, 2012. 9 Replies 0 Favorites
I purchased 4 chooks a few months ago. They all lay daily. Have a reasonably large area to run around in and a comfortable place to sleep at night. Problem is that they have become very noisey over…Continue
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We were glad you could make it Nina.
Yep! just put the tops in the ground, don't bury the green leaves, just the top part of the pineapple ----- will take 2 years to pick a pineapple so be patient.
Very happy to have you as a friend Nina. Enjoyed your hospitality yesterday and am looking forward to more chit chat in the future. Your steep slope out the front would be good for pineapples and papaw trees. Up near Gympie they grow on steep slopes.
welcome NW :)
SJP