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It was a pleasure to work with you on this project and to introduce you to the Nopal juice. Hopefully many more fruitful collaborations to come.
Nopal cactus tastes very good pickled but I never thought about using it for anything else, brilliant! Thanks for sharing! Shalom from Arizona
An elephant oh my goodness how cool! I love this so much!!!
Excellent work as usual!
thats fantastic you can use cactus, manure and wheat how splendid!
I used it to make terracotta beehives
Does anyone know the proportions for this recipe? I saw: 1 bucket of horse manure, 1 big pot of nopal juice, 1 big pot of wheatpaste but dont know how much earth and sand in proportion to all this.
He calls the cholla "leaves" haha.
What happens to the spikes you scrape off? Do they stay sharp spines hidden in the dirt there??
It was a pleasure to work with you on this project and to introduce you to the Nopal juice. Hopefully many more fruitful collaborations to come.
Nopal cactus tastes very good pickled but I never thought about using it for anything else, brilliant! Thanks for sharing! Shalom from Arizona
An elephant oh my goodness how cool! I love this so much!!!
Excellent work as usual!
thats fantastic you can use cactus, manure and wheat how splendid!
I used it to make terracotta beehives
Does anyone know the proportions for this recipe? I saw: 1 bucket of horse manure, 1 big pot of nopal juice, 1 big pot of wheatpaste but dont know how much earth and sand in proportion to all this.
He calls the cholla "leaves" haha.
What happens to the spikes you scrape off? Do they stay sharp spines hidden in the dirt there??