oh nice, I will go look that up tonight. Thank you

hahaha you better, I bet he'd love that... Maybe some mopani worms too!

Those really are so lovely - was the first time I saw one. Bet you don't have canned chicken feet in the cupboard though...

Nice - Looking forward to it

hahahaha I think I should mail you some to use as a point of measure and you guys could have a cook off... I would pay to see him try LOL But it is quite simple to make 😂

hey there, yeah me too - I am forever propagating, I mostly enjoy either medicine or food plants, and I propagate by cuttings, air layering or from seeds. I hope that you will be sharing your progress

I have been trying to explain to r0n about chutney - it is such a divine condiment, but he still cringes at the idea - I say how bad could it be if it has garlic and chili peppers in - right?

neither have I, before I decided to experiment myself :D I think you might be pleasantly surprised! I find that the mango chutney I make from the dried fruit ends up selling better than the ones I make

hahaha, Necessity teaches... I tried to give it a shot one day when I ran out of fresh mango, and I was very pleasantly surprised. No, we don't have a drying oven, we farm mango's and they get sent off

Thank you so much for the support x

ha - my dad has had fish tanks his whole life, and there has always been one or two of those in the picture, however, I have never seen them on a cucumber - which was why I opened your post LOL - I will

Absolutely - that is one thing that always comes to mind when I am working with seeds, I would catch myself staring at the seeds admiring the engineering that went into the design, transforming something

Hey there @buckaroobaby, yes I live on a farm in Limpopo. Do you know which type of dragon fruit you planted? I really hope that it goes well with your new venture and I will be sure to keep an eye out

Sounds good to me, now all I need to do is wrestle the fruit away from those darn monkeys!!

Oh the joys of having you on the platform mastertree!

hahaha, I opened this post to figure out why that fish is sucking on a cucumber :D Guess I'll never know! Enjoy the rest with the family tomorrow. Ek het klaar n rooibok boud uitgehaal vir more...

Thank you ever so much, yes, I never plant anything without thorough research on the ecological impact, it is not only through germination that dragon fruit spread, but more so through leave breakage -

You must tell Ron you want to come visit us in Africa, then you can have lots of fruit!

That sounds quite refreshing - I have never tried that before. In fact the first time I tried any form of green papaya was the other night, my dad saw a thing on youtube about cooking it sugar and butter

The plants take about a year and a half before they bare fruit, but once it starts, it is quite fast, the fruits take about a month or so to ripen, but it constantly makes new fruit - so you can expect