stephgouv wrote:
All his plants (around 10.000) are grafted by hand (2mm clamps) and he uses Brigeor as a PG.
What a job ! Interesting the Brigeor? I'll have to try.
stephgouv wrote:
All his plants (around 10.000) are grafted by hand (2mm clamps) and he uses Brigeor as a PG.
Alkaline wrote:Hello everyone !
There are many mushrooms of all kinds growing in the garden right now, common ones like this:
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Alkaline wrote:I want to leave it there ... but it really stinks ... in winter it's fine but if it proliferates ... I hesitate.
Alkaline wrote:Hello everyone !
For my part, no sowing before mid-February this year ... last year my seedlings vegetated too long and arrived ugly at the plantation.
In addition, tendonitis and the eventful end of the year 2021 encourage me to take it easy.
Having said that, I hope you are all doing well!
Moindreffor wrote:so why not take inspiration from it and plant two zucchini, as at the end of August beginning of September the PP is soaring in fertility, new plants would be much better than old ones who fight against powdery mildew
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