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I have a soil blocker coming for free

and more coming next week!

Let me know what you think of it, still going to have a proper shot but........

Thanks for dropping by!

Thanks and bless you for visiting 🙂

Even the rabbit has melted

Not my favorite time of year, much prefer the "cold" when it gets down to 25 or so 🥶

Maybe add enough to hold a rave? 😋Got a few in there already, I really should do a short at night show all the lights and hear the cacophony of frogs 🐸🐸

@@ammalnasir me too and hoping home made will be better than store bought!

He taxes everything including my patience 🙂

He is keen :-)

He is indeed but it goes through him like a dos of salts!

Blessed are the rabbit carers, for they shall inherit the fluffiest of empires

@Thecultivatingcurmudgeon and mounds and mounds and mounds of manure 😁

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@@madrabbitwoman Maybe I should get some rabbits, could use their byproducts 💩

@Thecultivatingcurmudgeon I'm not so sure how that would work with Rufus

Caerphilly!

and done, much better.

It is surprisingly good actually, just difficult to get the kernels off the cob. I'll give you some .....eventually

Suffering in the heat!

I wish! Love blue cheese and will be making some soon, hopefully more appetizing than this lot ;-)

Thanks! I'll try that cutting method on the next loaf!

I have pretty much stuck to fresh cheeses

I'm too impatient

@@madrabbitwoman That is the hard bit, still a few days off trying our first cheese, the ricotta salata

@@madrabbitwoman I understand, I look at my cheese cave every day and drool......

@@madrabbitwoman I did too for a long while (mostly paneer) and will continue to do so but really wanted to try making hard and blue cheese as I'm a real Wallace 🧀

Have been growing them for years

Also needs to be in a pot the size needed for sweet potatoes

@@madrabbitwoman Thanks, I should have checked. A r50mm pot not big enough? I'll see if they sprout and move them to another raised bed if need be.

Its a fine balancing act 🤓 Actually more stable than the only other larger pots we have.

oohhh cryptic but think get it

@Thecultivatingcurmudgeon 😁

Are we? 👋

NO. BIGGEST PEST.

Thanks for the emojis Ms Rabbit, here are a few for you 🦄🦧🐳

Thanks. I’ve only been to the Philippines once, to university of Santo Tomas , lovely country!

My pleasure! Love the goodies and looking forward to experimenting with many more of your recipes!

Thanks!

I will believe you as you are obviously a expert ;-)much butter and salt will be added!

Thanks for dropping by! Unfortunately no, I'm pretty sure I put too thick a casing layer. I will be giving it another shot as soon as the weather cools down a bit (currently 35-40C, 95-110F) and trying a different source of grain spawn (the one I bought this lot from hasn't gone well - 3 varieties, no success) In theory it should have worked so its worth trying....

Pretty sure they would not taste like them - except the ones from Coles.....

and I look forward to tasting them, its been hard holding off for the right maturing time!

Thanks, yeh I thought so too. Refurbishing and replanting is how I attempt to regain my sanity and maybe watching someone else do this could be a similar experience. Maybe I should start a new channel - the curmudgeon counselor or the calming Curmudgeon?

@Thecultivatingcurmudgeon come get Melo with a curmudgeon fellow!

@@Siavash_Khaksar good one !

The pipes aren't evil just mischievous. Gremlins - the buried batch

Great idea! Any suggestions for shade tolerant plants?

​@@Thecultivatingcurmudgeon I'm new to gardedning so still learning. What I found, is that the nightshade plants (capsicums, tomatoes, eggplants) like some shade. Especially due to Australia's strong sun and high UV rate. The "full sun" need that they are talking about seems to be more for the northen hemisphere when the sun is milder. I am growing yellow capsicums in pots now and they become sad if i live them in direct sun past 10 am (Sydney summer sun); unless its cloudy. I found the same with Aloe Vera. It likes the heat and some mild sun, but gets burned in the direct Australian sun. To be honest, I find it more difficult to find plants that love full, direct and super hot sun that Australia offers and that I am whiling to grow than otherwise. Murphys law. It seems that the way sun is moving over your garden, under the mesh will receive some direct sunlight too. I have a feeling that nightshade plants would like it there. Thats what I would experiment with, but of course you do what brings you joy 😊

@@varzamaz1 Same here, full sun kills just about everything in Perth summers. I've created a bit of a mini subtropical microclimate just for that reason. I have my tamarillos, some blueberies, bananas all overshadowed by a natal plum and sapota that are established enough to survive the sun. I've even found that bush tucker (sea parsley, muntrees and midyim) cant handle full sun!

@@Thecultivatingcurmudgeon so great that you are blessed with the space to do that. In Sydney they pack the houses like sardines. Barely space in the garden to even move around 😅

@@varzamaz1 They do the same here in the new suburbs, Perth has the lowest amount of green canopy in Australia! All the older houses around me are being demolished and 2 or even 3 being built in its place, with absolutely no yards. Very sad to see.

Thanks for the virtual cheese, probably tastes better than my wrecked Wensleydale will ;-)

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@ Whats it like on your side of the country, roast rabbit?

@@IoTInsider I keep using one of my work accounts by accident.....

@IoTInsider nah the big furry buggar has air-conditioning 😂. In for a shock tomorrow though as he will have to go out to the town market and earn his cucumbers as a therapet in training lol

@@madrabbitwoman ohhh what a good bunnie, I'd try that with Rufus but I think he'd eat the clients ;-)

And I thank you Ms Rabbit

​@@Thecultivatingcurmudgeon Replying to the chain for the algorithm, praise be the AI overlords! 🤓

@@Siavash_Khaksar We must obey or be assimilated!

Best of luck! Let me know how you get on 😊

Indeed I do, or try to. Parsnips are the Curmugeon Camerapersons favourite veg but I have quite a problem with germination. I may have solved this by soaking the seeds for a few days but we shall see! Beetroot, carrots, sweet potato, salsify and others all grow pretty well here. I think most veg would cook under poly tunnels here 😁