Guibnd wrote:
Personally, I have a 2 cat sterilized year that catches flies! it's the shame of the family
hired
I rent it to you for the summer ....
Guibnd wrote:
Personally, I have a 2 cat sterilized year that catches flies! it's the shame of the family
If there are no holes in or under the fence, maybe the hare jumped between the bars to get in? It will be necessary to conduct the investigation ...nico239 wrote:Attention it is not over the barrier but over the full part of the gate so about 70cm.
Above are bars
nico239 wrote:Not uninteresting: the straw or the hay ... not above Avignon, there is not only the mounds in the life ... etc
Moindreffor wrote:nico239 wrote:Not uninteresting: the straw or the hay ... not above Avignon, there is not only the mounds in the life ... etc
he puts a big flat on the mounds, it's already a progress and reframes the permaculture not uninteresting either
he says he has collected a lot of stuff, but you have to believe him on his word
and what he shows as harvests is in a greenhouse, well I would say "easy" and given the load in the greenhouse, the mildew will shoot its tomatoes, too bad it had enough to make a beautiful tomato tunnel
I've already seen videos of this guy, well that one gives me even less desire to look at other
nico239 wrote:Moindreffor wrote:nico239 wrote:Not uninteresting: the straw or the hay ... not above Avignon, there is not only the mounds in the life ... etc
he puts a big flat on the mounds, it's already a progress and reframes the permaculture not uninteresting either
he says he has collected a lot of stuff, but you have to believe him on his word
and what he shows as harvests is in a greenhouse, well I would say "easy" and given the load in the greenhouse, the mildew will shoot its tomatoes, too bad it had enough to make a beautiful tomato tunnel
I've already seen videos of this guy, well that one gives me even less desire to look at other
I would be less critical ...
Notably because many producers on the net are not quacks and there is often a chouilla to take in one or the other.
The interest of moving from Damien's 83 to Corrèze is that one can follow his experience from 0.
I share the "we harvested" ... this this ...
I also harvested radishes but it was bad ... must make a ton to eat REGULARLY what seems to be the goal.
And ditto for each vegetable
In his case he will probably have enough potatoes and tomato and salads of course but the rest will be anecdotal ... just as for us by the way.
Tons of salads, and (fingers crossed) garlic and potatoes.
Maybe beans because there are really a lot but they take a long time to exceed 20cm so we start to doubt.
For the rest we are still at the stage of anecdote and not our normal consumption.
I do not know what will be the future of his garden but with 6 months of history we could not blame him for producing LITTLE but produce SHORT ...
It seemed to me that in 1 year the good protocol was to mulch intensely and do nothing during 1 year.
Moreover, it does not seem to me that greenhouse cultivation is particularly "easy" but rather necessary in certain regions (most of them).
Moindreffor wrote:nico239 wrote:Moindreffor wrote:
I would be less critical ...
Notably because many producers on the net are not quacks and there is often a chouilla to take in one or the other.
The interest of moving from Damien's 83 to Corrèze is that one can follow his experience from 0.
I share the "we harvested" ... this this ...
I also harvested radishes but it was bad ... must make a ton to eat REGULARLY what seems to be the goal.
And ditto for each vegetable
In his case he will probably have enough potatoes and tomato and salads of course but the rest will be anecdotal ... just as for us by the way.
Tons of salads, and (fingers crossed) garlic and potatoes.
Maybe beans because there are really a lot but they take a long time to exceed 20cm so we start to doubt.
For the rest we are still at the stage of anecdote and not our normal consumption.
I do not know what will be the future of his garden but with 6 months of history we could not blame him for producing LITTLE but produce SHORT ...
It seemed to me that in 1 year the good protocol was to mulch intensely and do nothing during 1 year.
Moreover, it does not seem to me that greenhouse cultivation is particularly "easy" but rather necessary in certain regions (most of them).
well in year one with his work in butte, it's like working in bare ground, returned, for me he has somehow dug a meadow, so normal that it works you return from the fertile land, you sow it up, the climate is good it grows you harvests
we see him harvest some onions, well if with this he hold the year, hat down, especially that he still harvests green so not ripe, it's a bit silly for a gardening specialist
he has squash, my first year of garden at home; I sowed only pumpkins, my father gave me seeds harvested at his place, in my land almost not disassembled by the construction I sowed everything, 14 holes, nothing, then surper storm, and short time after all, I had pumpkins no longer know what to do, so for me pumpkin, squash, gherkin and cucumber are not easier
after for the greenhouse, well I do not think you should be a great specialist to grow something in a greenhouse
in addition he says use hay, if not found straw, Didier has repeatedly proved that we had to do the opposite
So he plays on his notoriety to present us with something trivial and especially no video during the summer, the best time the one that interests us the one when we harvest, and in September, we will be entitled to "I collapsed under this that"
at one point, seeing everything he said he had harvested, I wondered where he had sown them, given the organization of the garden,
nico239 wrote:You're right at 100%
But what he says about hay and mounds is interesting so I keep
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