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2026-02-24 22:33:00 CET

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Trowel/Fork: It's probably in the compost heap....
Secateurs: Anywhere, possible on Mars....buy a holster you cheapskate.
Lopers: I once left them in hedge for month before I noticed them...from another property 😁

2026-02-16 00:46:23 CET

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Yeah, that 'exploring the spectrum' and 'tuning in to nature' (which to be honest i haven't much of yet) are fascinating.

2026-02-10 13:51:34 CET

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I have hardy kiwi here i have got kiwis off it once or twice. The large 'Jenny' kiwi sadly died with the Chilean guava. Here they are extremely sensitive to frost in flowering and leaf emergence so i might be taking them out eventually. Akebia does well here but it has a weird bitter after taste for me. There are other plants in Japan and Patagonia you can look into growing I am sure. Luma and Chilean hazel are probably worth trying they arent particularly fast growing so they got a little lost here and crowded out by other things in the end.

2026-02-10 00:08:46 CET

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Similar to here then but likely far more sun, you can probably do hardy avocados too and kiwi too.

2026-02-09 22:03:40 CET

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I would say no then, medlar tastes really nice but you need to blet it and its a faff to eat with seeds etc unless you make it into something. Quince is less faff to eat but is less tasty.
If you want something really tasty that delicious straight from the plant its a Chilean guava. However I am guessing you might not be able to grow them, even here they unfortunately died from freak dry cold event with no snow after surviving far colder.

2026-02-09 21:33:31 CET

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I will have a look what I have left....likely some perry pears

2026-02-09 19:38:35 CET

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As long as it's not tupentine substitute your fine. Continually huffing a bottle of it may not be the best idea but I used to work in an antiques restorer and ended up polishing stuff all the time and never got any issues from it. The pinene benefits are all real and the smell of that hangs around longer than the stuff that might make you feel light headed.

2026-02-09 19:25:50 CET

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Good question, I will have to look into it. I know it kills aspergillus nigra the black mold you get in houses but while that's terrible for people it's good for plants, so the pinene might be killing off more thing than you want. Or it might be better suited for certain types of trees like pine or possibly other ecto mycorrhizal trees.

2026-02-09 09:11:06 CET

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Its used to be prescribed as a medicine and some people still drink it today! Cant say i have tried it though...😆

2026-02-08 19:21:39 CET

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You clearly aren't nerdy enough to know Dune 2 and C&C were before that.

2026-02-08 14:49:27 CET

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It only occurred to me while polishing the last of the old furniture in here and realising I got so much done this week . This used to be a right mess 😆 https://cdn.nostrcheck.me/5be320cd8bd8f283fbefb9889695e5b619981503c816643c0c1260d9348e361f.webp

2026-02-08 13:53:18 CET

People used to only really make desks and other furniture out of solid wood. Then they would polish that wood with beeswax polish to protect the wood and restore it's luster. Beeswax polish is made from beeswax and turpentine.
Turpentine is made from the distilled sap of pine trees so contains lots of natural terpenes. The main turpenes in turpentine is α-Pinene and β-Pinene, α helps with short term memory, attention span, anxiety etc and β helps with mental clarity, focus, alertness and anxiety again.
Nowadays your lucky to find a new desk that isnt made from plastic veneered chipboard while we wonder why people are overly anxious and no one has an attention span-yes, there are of course other reasons for this too but I dont think anyone really thinks about this at all.

2026-02-01 16:42:39 CET

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Looks wild with glycerol in it. Perhaps guns n roses would have been more appropriate music as it reminds me of the t1000 😁

2026-02-01 16:36:54 CET

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Ah didn't realise you had glycerol in there too as I just saw the thumbnail on that experiment and thought I had seen it before . Lots of interesting properties with water as infrared light is meant to increase the exclusion zone charge which is said to make it more gel like. That could be related to this as a more extreme version with obvious the current being charge instead of it coming via infrared. Gerald Pollack has quite a bit information on this.

2026-02-01 14:44:35 CET

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Good intuitive choice then. Apparently borax is diamagnetic so I assuming it some of those smaller bits being pinged around while the columns being created would be the paramagnetic copper sulphate crystals aligning their poles in response to the field and stacking up. I will have to send you some paramagnetic rocks to play around with when I get the paramagnetic meter later in the year.

2026-02-01 13:40:24 CET

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Are you using the copper sulphate because it's paramagnetic? What does the boron do?

2026-02-01 12:47:44 CET

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Crazy but London is basically subtropical at this point they even have the parakeets. Just needs the sun 😁

2026-01-20 00:03:30 CET

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Alan Moore actually wrote it and specifically that quote and he hated that film, however he's is a bit of a curmudgeon 😂. But then that is Alan Moore for you, a guy who also worships the snake god Glycon and writes his books in the pub like Tolkien. Doesnt mean the the Wachowskis dont agree with that quote, however some of the bits they added like the pretend British dish 'eggy in a basket' he really hates those bits 😁

2026-01-19 20:36:57 CET

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What type?

2026-01-06 11:59:39 CET

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I keep seeing people wearing sunglasses in winter too 🤦‍♂️

2026-01-04 22:20:08 CET

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I still havent seen much of that, I shall have to correct that forthwith. I must also mention 'Mr Jolly Lives next door'.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTvAUais_Vo

2026-01-03 18:00:47 CET

https://image.nostr.build/efff0a59a467e1bc9de7c367af38d163f7ca216e254b80549ed6ee529bac5202.jpg

2025-12-29 11:28:32 CET

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If they actually want to make those silver carbon batteries at a affordable price they wont have much choice.

2025-12-20 10:56:26 CET

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Royal Mint coins were always CGT free. The idea being you can't tax coin with a Sterling denominated amount on it it would be like taxing money. Have they changed it to foriegn coins too? If they were VAT free when you bought them I would be more impressed, as only gold is.

2025-12-19 21:53:36 CET

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The problem here is he has probably translated pub as bar... Bars are not pubs and even if he do a good job then pubs are not created equally so there will never be a good Portuguese explaination for them because unless he has been to a load of pubs and compared them with your pub how would he know?
I am sure you are definately wrong though and should stash that thought in your fanny pack to reconsider later. 😉

2025-12-19 10:19:37 CET

If you missed this video or just read the thumbnail here are the key ammendment points under the guise of 'protecting children':
Plans for needing an ID to download a VPN.- So basically a kyc VPN
Government database of all children!-Creepy af and bound to be hacked.
Back door access your devices photo to scan for indecent images of photos!- Treating everyone as a criminal.
@nprofile…n29d I haven't checked all this out yet but please get the word out if you find it true because it's proper dystopian
#nevent1q…mcyf

2025-12-12 00:52:05 CET

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Doesn't exist here in the U.K. Keir just likes to talk about it, but they are to retarded to pull it off and everyone hates them. We used to solve this sort of issue with heads on pikes at traitor's gate but listening everyone at the moment, I think there could be a deep seated nostalgia returning.

2025-12-12 00:32:27 CET

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Yeah its certainly tome worthy. You can always let me know here if you want some help understanding any parts of it.

2025-12-11 21:44:53 CET

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I have been doing his course of that book and the microscope one. The book itself is also excellent not the cheapest book, but it's massive and well worth the money for the knowledge in it. If you get it from him it's on sale atm. https://www.thepermaculturestudent.com/shop/

2025-12-11 18:29:12 CET

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Regenerative Soil by Matt Powers, Nigel Palmers Regenerative growers guide to garden ammendments, Any Sepp Holzer book you can get yur hands on.

2025-12-09 12:49:45 CET

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Applying hard thumb pressure to the point between my eyes definately worked for my blocked sinuses. So you might want to try some of these.
https://www.healthline.com/health/pressure-points-for-sinus#the-points

2025-12-04 15:53:20 CET

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They should come back and have a coup here. Don't think anyone would grumble about it.

2025-12-01 13:22:32 CET

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Lot's of modern American political nonsense in that article. It's as stupid as me saying bad news for Japanese nationalists, there were white skinned people with wet earwax in Japan before the Yayoi turned up. That doesnt make the Japanese white European does it? Is being Japanese now a fragile idea? Does that also break down rapidly when subjected to the historian’s gaze? Lol
The darker skinned people in European is where we got our lighter coloured eyes from and were not likely not 'black' just more melanated than modern people in the region now who got their generally lighter skin from people who moved in from the steppe later. These people are not related to people from Africa today and are only related to modern Europeans. It was also a warmer climate during the neolithic which they dont really take into account.

2025-11-19 21:16:03 CET

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When you making turntables @nprofile…twnp ? 😁

2025-11-14 13:35:31 CET

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Wait, they are not chocolate raisins?

2025-11-14 13:20:08 CET

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The left in general seems to assume you can solve every issue with money too, persumably because they dont have any.

2025-11-12 10:05:00 CET

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Did you build a bitcoin only wallet with privacy features?

2025-11-09 10:58:44 CET

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Go watch Father Ted and the IT Crowd if you haven't seen them too. If I had to choose the funniest comedy series I have ever seen it would be Father Ted and Linehan was involved in all of them.

2025-11-06 22:20:58 CET

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If you don't know rustica is what the shamens in the amazon smoke. It's pretty potent and might make you feel sick if you aren't used to it.

2025-11-05 08:59:24 CET

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It's hard to find something if you don't know its there 😁

2025-11-04 23:26:24 CET

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Wait, you can pin stuff on jumble or did you use another client?

2025-11-04 21:34:36 CET

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That's crazy, next your be saying the OpenAi logo looks like an open swirling portal sucking everything into it with its 6 sided shape which looks kind of like a 6 when you look at it from every angle 😅.

2025-11-04 20:35:55 CET

😂 This guy pissing off the world coin scumbags
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fY6bSfIrfsE

2025-11-04 19:54:02 CET

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We know what you are up to @nprofile…227j 😅

2025-10-29 19:26:52 CET

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That's strange ..Worked first time for me just now.

2025-10-29 11:07:48 CET

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Where did you get that device from? I found their website but I can't find them on ebay or amazon.

2025-10-27 10:13:22 CET

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I serendipitously found this afterwards. I have almost no idea what they are talking about lol. Going to take quite a few listens for this to make sense.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ommu3nKSHpc

2025-10-25 11:11:28 CEST

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_spheres_of_Costa_Rica
"The spheres range in size from a few centimetres to over 2 metres (6.6 ft) in diameter, and weigh up to 15 tons.[4] Most are sculpted from gabbro,[4] the coarse-grained equivalent of basalt. There are a dozen or so made from shell-rich limestone, and another dozen made from a sandstone."
Basalt is paramagnetic and when in contact with the earth resonance makes biphotons in the weak uv range, which is good for people's mitochondria and makes plants grow better. This is like the Moai at easter island and I suspect the bluestones at Stonehenge.
I also suspect gabbro being a type of basalt does this too and these things were found buried in the soil where people were farming . Here we have limestone with inclusions piezoelectric calcite so that might explain the use of that. Sandstone possibly for silica? There is more stuff to work out but this idea might explain why they made them .

2025-10-25 09:41:16 CEST

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@npub1z4y…zpx6 that's the guy Kruse is talking about in the podcast

2025-10-25 09:40:16 CEST

The guy who helped invent LCD screens magnetic HDD coatings etc for IBM
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcel_Vogel
Ended up researching a load of seemingly esoteric stuff to do with quartz crystals etc. Including structuring water, aging wine and healing.😵
https://marcelvogel.org/about-marcel-vogel.html

2025-10-24 00:28:05 CEST

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Can be but it depends where you live. I live in a nice place but even it was not what it was. The further you are away from London and the big cities the less you feel it.

2025-10-20 16:31:43 CEST

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You can make an ipmo from rice and frass left outside to capture this microbe that will turn them all into fertiliser for your plants.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beauveria_bassiana
Or if you don't have time for that orange/lemon oil (you might want to choose depending on the terp profile) with some natural soap turned into a spray will melt them.

2025-10-18 09:30:27 CEST

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Everyone's attention spans are so shot nowadays no one would be able to finish the puzzle box so you would have to have Hellraiser: Fidget-spinner instead 😆

2025-10-14 19:52:41 CEST

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Thing is they are already starting that making tax digital bs next year anyway essentially forcing people to do 4 returns. That's already a pain in the arse if you work seasonally like me. So I can see them thinking in their ivory tower it wont be any extra hassle to make everyone their bloody taxman too.
If they do that though it will cripple small business and completely ruin the economy because it's about the only advantage you have against a large ones.

2025-10-12 12:01:34 CEST

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Dapper Dawn ✨

2025-10-12 11:41:08 CEST

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Perhaps @npub16gu…ulsy has a suggestion.

2025-10-03 22:10:42 CEST

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Were these people also stupid enough to install the NHS or HMRC app or some other gov nonsense.

2025-10-03 16:03:20 CEST

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😁
https://image.nostr.build/5e10f6e9189f9940b07569dec75090090e0a47e0a01b5d7db166f4ba03592fb0.gif

2025-10-03 11:12:08 CEST

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Thanks very much

2025-10-03 11:08:51 CEST

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You wouldn't want to use fly ash is super radioactive. Biochar (similar to charcoal) also blocks it you can mix it with paint, render, cement loads of stuff. If you quench it with microbes when making it then its meant to emit near infrared too same with bioceramic which you can also add to those things.
Going to confirm to myself with an EMF meter, what would you recommend? As I was going to get the GQ EMF-390

2025-10-03 10:56:11 CEST

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Its a good thing he is a decent guy seems like he has one hell of punch to him 😁

2025-10-03 10:54:26 CEST

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Surprising and yet somehow not surprising....😆 He could request the bodycam footage of the police though I doubt that shows much in this case.

2025-10-01 09:27:48 CEST

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There is a company called Dawn I sometimes drive past, its their logo on white. I was going to see if I can get a hat from there for you but perhaps I should upgrade my ambitions to a flag 😁

2025-09-30 23:56:43 CEST

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I don't suppose you have a flag pole? Today I saw a Dawn flag 😆

2025-09-30 21:18:29 CEST

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It's worse but it has nothing to do with Brexit, its a time issue where retarded governments overtime will write retarded laws regardless of them being needed because something 'must be done' about x thing. So they write a stupid law and the thing to fight x thing has y consequences.
If anything its better there was Brexit just so we can pin the blame directly on them instead of them blaming some EU directive which in the past may or may not be the source of the retarded law.

2025-09-30 12:48:27 CEST

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The expert is assuming you still have a liver 😆.

2025-09-28 11:01:57 CEST

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The gloves are coming off Mike, clearly you are creating a scene draw more attention to your notes in order to scam more curious people into buying sour malty condiments. Clearly demonstrated through your hatred of malt you are actively promoting it, I am on to you mike I hope your cheque from "Big Malt" is worth it, you sell out bastard 😂

2025-09-27 12:49:39 CEST

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Had a feeling you would appreciate it 😆. Love it when they are both sat at the table 😁

2025-09-26 23:52:55 CEST

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😁
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzdScp_IR9E

2025-09-25 21:03:34 CEST

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It worked when the government tried to sell the forests and about 10 million people signed it and they had to back down.

2025-09-21 21:31:21 CEST

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Quantum fuck off and leave me alone 😆. Makes a lot of sense to me

2025-09-17 08:49:10 CEST

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Yeah that's an issue, you aren't likely to find them in the wild.

2025-09-16 09:35:11 CEST

A couple more fruits for you to identify @nprofile…hfgy
https://image.nostr.build/01481c9a845f98d0454348a5ec342516f33a50217b5f349dc68141f70aa7b70b.jpg https://image.nostr.build/f593df988ee0357e01302584fa96562b2a2472570d7c0c134d42a69e1342ada7.jpg https://image.nostr.build/8b897c9c45e8cc76e3b710818cff5c2085ec27ab25d77bbaeaffc7643d93f91f.jpg

2025-09-14 21:28:17 CEST

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I thought Canadian bacon was going to be cured in maple syrup or Tim Horton's coffee or something turns out we just call that bacon here 😄

2025-09-14 21:10:16 CEST

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Is he another stray?

2025-09-14 20:35:30 CEST

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You beat me to it was going to try that with the lye water from the burns I have been doing. One thing I was planning on doing along with biochar soap for cleaning clothes etc is microbe soap. It not a new idea the people who are licenced to sell 'effective microbes' have it on their website but I wanted to do a comparison with the same I made to see if it was worth the effort. Should in theory be better for people so feel free to try it out.

2025-09-14 10:38:41 CEST

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One of many forms of the geezer 😂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhIjcJ33y0I

2025-09-13 21:25:32 CEST

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Asteraceae aka Latin for that's like a sunflower innit 😉

2025-09-13 18:55:15 CEST

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It's similar to covid protests 2.0. Bunch of extremists, then 'a few thousand', and then damage control because we are a bunch of MSM liars, followed by complete amnesia that it even happened.

2025-09-13 17:50:19 CEST

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Get some sun on it if you don't have a red light. Comfrey can help too but the red light/sun is definitely the best and about 20mins of it usually does the trick.

2025-09-12 19:04:14 CEST

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😁 💖 ✨ 🤗
Not the best at compliments but I will try:
@nprofile…c87v I like your dog. It's a lovely looking dog with beautiful eyes. I like the way even though he is deaf it doesn't stop him being a cool dog. I must congratulate you Dawn on excellent choice of dog. You should probably use your main npub for your dog, it would probably do much better.
Completely smashed it ✨ 👍 😁 🐕

2025-09-10 21:12:32 CEST

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Going to call you Qn until you call the police on me 😁

2025-09-10 20:59:51 CEST

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With a bit of graft you can stick an openarse on a haw 😁

2025-09-10 20:47:21 CEST

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Seems to only work on Amethyst for me...primal, jumble cant do it and coracle loads it a bit more than the others.

2025-09-10 19:27:06 CEST

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Yeah rosemary is as tough as old boots. The oils it makes are useful to spray on other plants to put off pests too.
😂 💖✨Good question✨💖 😂

2025-09-10 17:49:33 CEST

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Also peroxide is made by fungi so its great if you use it when you are only growing mushrooms I would use it then. I need to check mine 🍄 🙂
I just found the sparkly heart emoji 💖 😆

2025-09-10 17:43:43 CEST

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Yeah it wont be as bad to apply it outdoors, things can return to equilibrium, biology and nutrients can creep in again and cycle more easily. I don't even care about fungus gnats outside things eat them or the wind messes up their ability to fly and reproduce but indoors they can be a pain.
Amazed you have had bug free all this time. Perhaps it's because some of the plants in the house I don't initially grow could be part of the issue too. If the plant is healthy enough it should naturally shun the pests, but some pests are still harder to shun that others!

2025-09-10 14:54:49 CEST

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If you have well established strong plants you can let dry out a bit you might be alright. Personally I wouldn't use peroxide now, I have used it in the past and sometimes it can help kill them but it doesn't always get them all as if they are flying around they can come back, but your oxidising everything so you lose lots of beneficial things in the process from nutrients to bacteria. I still think mosquito bits are still the best, nematodes are also good but pricey dry top dressings are good but not always adequate.. My friend just used to get them drunk on molasses definitely stopped them flying around 😆

2025-09-09 23:56:54 CEST

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I would use mosquito bits on the gnats, they can be super annoying inside.

2025-09-08 19:47:13 CEST

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😁 its paramagnetic too, its meant to help best not too deep in the soil but most people crush it but it must also do something as a mulch on the surface, I should probably look into that more. If large Moai heads help grass grow on Easter island it has it has to do something too.

2025-09-08 19:22:23 CEST

Thought this rose was going to die but the bio fertiliser has brought it back from the brink.
https://image.nostr.build/c9cbaa0feff8e208b17b6bbd5e0542bdfcfa9b0460188080cbb54b35ce632f33.jpg

2025-09-08 10:20:03 CEST

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😁 Scotland is a bit closer too, try it gives the plants minerals as it breaks down along with biophotons.✨

2025-09-08 00:47:46 CEST

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I use different sized basalt for different things the grit sized stuff for direct soil amendment and typically large pieces for a rock mulch in pots. But I have to buy it, so am envious of your free basalt

2025-09-07 19:48:00 CEST

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Do you have free basalt near you?

2025-09-06 19:38:37 CEST

I have more than a few hollyhock seeds if any in the #uk wants some. Mixed colours.
https://image.nostr.build/6c59baa259cbafa9e0d7cbf960bcf02b643d02c568d413d5041d660ff4e975ae.jpg

2025-09-06 13:01:53 CEST

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And you speak Latin.... out of choice. Insanus 😅

2025-09-04 20:16:53 CEST

Microdosing while working here, has been officially cancelled for the foreseeable future 😆.
https://image.nostr.build/4a214e7ff8b6e43e4136cc4f36643b5ddb4feed5e95d12a5ee4c4888033b48ca.jpg

2025-09-02 21:18:26 CEST

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People seem to love or hate the place, a bit like vegemite I suppose. The government is completely insane but then most western gov are at the moment.

2025-09-02 15:23:30 CEST

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We will see it going to be interesting. On one level I agree because I think everything else is financial basket case but if it does drop below 100k I hope it gets to 58k just for memes😁

2025-09-02 15:05:18 CEST

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Indeed wasn't fun last financial crisis so that's why I made the switch.