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Once the container is topped off with perlite, the next step inspired me to start calling these bags my cauldrons. By the way, my plastic bin is a repurposed trash can.
Saturday, May 10, 2025
Step by Step Gardening
Filling my grow bags (basically heavy cloth containers) is tedious but I found a bit of a shortcut mixing half perlite and half compost. At first I used a small scoop, which took far longer.
Once the container is topped off with perlite, the next step inspired me to start calling these bags my cauldrons. By the way, my plastic bin is a repurposed trash can.
Once the container is topped off with perlite, the next step inspired me to start calling these bags my cauldrons. By the way, my plastic bin is a repurposed trash can.
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You've sure been busy and that was a darn good idea.
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DeleteGreat idea. And it does look like a cauldron. :) XO
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DeleteI can see it. Do you have appropriate hat for cauldron work?
ReplyDeleteOh, I do. lol It even has feathers. Be well, my dear.
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ReplyDeleteUmmm... no. And who might you be?
DeleteAlways good to find an easier way.
ReplyDeleteYes!
DeleteThe only way I can get anything to grow is to cast a spell over it! Alternatively, my lovely brother comes and does everything for me!
ReplyDeleteNice!
DeleteGood idea. As for your question on my blog.. you are a no reply blogger so I couldn't reply. But it is a mix of things.. my husband has a good paying job, we used credit card points and hotel rewards etc to receive deals and discounts and I always book things early. There are so many tips and tricks people share online on how to score free hotel nights etc.
ReplyDeleteYou're so kind. And I need to change my settings. lol Best wishes to you and your lovely family, my dear.
Deleteon bee half oh catz werld wide, we hope ta see sum grazz and nip growin ther ☺☺♥♥
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DeleteI normally do not start mine in the house, they usually start in the ground, I might need to rethink that in this soil. I did learn that you can pluck the dried pods from a Crepe Myrtle and plant them for a new bush. I am excited cause before my move, I plucked some that summer. Going to try that out by starting in the house. WISH ME LUCK! lol.....
ReplyDeleteOh, good luck!
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