RE: RE: MAY GARDEN JOURNAL VIDEO UPDATE - The Start of the Urban Mini Farm Brisbane, Australia
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RE: MAY GARDEN JOURNAL VIDEO UPDATE - The Start of the Urban Mini Farm Brisbane, Australia

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Hi love,

yes yesterday was pretty sunny and hot them storms overnight. So my stones have had 1 wash.. more to come we hear. Generally though in winter we dont get as much rain as summer (subtropical climate) . don't normally have storms this late in the year!!!

Worm farms totally fine in winter, just layer up. In summer i generally whipp them up a frozen fruit smoothie with frozen watermelon and water down the farm morning and night. they are in the shade most of the day. But yes december / january i can't skip a day or two of care or they might die. about 3 years ago i had one week where we lost a few from heat... i make sure i have a few layers on for summer so it takes longer for it to heat up in the day.

No we didn't look into it. We took the yukka out about 2 years ago and removal was in the price of the lopping. Never new they might be able to be eaten... interesting...

thanks for stopping by, i plan on doing a text update version as well for people that don't want to trawl through a video... its long.. lol

I'm getting excited though.. its coming together fast. (even though it doesn't look it) so pretty excited. Can't wait to get the chickens!!!!

Have an awesome day

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