Ok scientific me , and this wud apply to wa growers ! It's hot and dry we all steer away from watering due to over doing it .but we all hit the fert to hard and not enough water, a plant same as us is primeraly water and is the key to transfer goodness is water . More water less less fert especially while young ! I'm watering all my plant including babies every day now it may rain bit dosnt penetrate , if u have good daring soil it shudnt matter , it seems to be curing the crinkled leaf as the plant is to dry to suck up the minereals . Note I'm hammered
Cool invention. So you dump the worms and castings out somewhere dark to dry, and the worms don't mind this? I mean they don't dry up and die or try to escape or anything? A cool thing I've seen is this rotary screen on youtube [media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRI69IO5y3c[/media] Might go and built myself one of these if I can find the right mesh and figure out how to join it Can't remember how to post a youtube video or has the site changed its rules?
Does anyone else like pickled octopus?
No secret at all mate. I've tried many and nothing comes close to the recipe. It has been refined and perfected over a few years now. I'm happy to share After I chop the occy, I add garlic, spring onions, chilli, oregano, whole pepper corns, salt, half water half vinegar and top off with a mixture with a blend of olive oil and vegetable oil. If you use plain olive oil it goes gluggy. EnjoyIf its not a secret I'm a bit curious about your recipe to pickle things. Salt or vinegar or both?
you supply the beer and pods and I'll bring the occy.Luv pickle occy
It's already cooked dude.depends what you are pickling.
I pickle a lot of chinese raddish (the massive white one) also called daikon. Eating in korean restaurants a lot.
As for octopus no idea
Are you going to cook that or eat it like that??
nice! thanks for that!No secret at all mate. I've tried many and nothing comes close to the recipe. It has been refined and perfected over a few years now. I'm happy to share After I chop the occy, I add garlic, spring onions, chilli, oregano, whole pepper corns, salt, half water half vinegar and top off with a mixture with a blend of olive oil and vegetable oil. If you use plain olive oil it goes gluggy. Enjoy
Oh yeah. When cooking the occy, fill the pot so the water just covers the occy. Bring to the boil then reduce to a rolling simmer with the lid on. Cook for 45mins. Then let it cool in the juices before you chop it.
you supply the beer and pods and I'll bring the occy.
It's already cooked dude.
Oh man.....
But I'm not a big seafood fan.....
I feel sorry for you guys. Seafood is so diverse with so many different flavours and textures. It's a whole different world you guys are missing out on.Have to concur with .... seafood makes me seriously ill !