Hey Herman. I'm going like a Boeing Bru....thanks for asking. Good to see you. How you doing on the other side?
You breaking bricks to make soil this year
I see the mighty Springboks are No 1 again
Things are going very well! I've acquired a lot of native stuff to play with, bless you I'm going to make them in African styles xD
yes I'm still using klinker in my mixes! use it now instead of lava in a pumice, akadama, klinker mix.
been a hard season for the Boks with everything going on. Good on Rassie for calling out world rugby to step up their refereeing game. Just sad that Rassie is taking so much flack...
Our series win over the B/I Lions was awesome. We did well in the 4 nations, maybe a lil bit tired already, but we finished really strong in that last match against NZ. Now we are causing chaos up north against the Scots. But I could see our guys are tired...lywe is al seer getekel...our defence is not what it's supposed to be. Proud of the guys though, one heluva eventful season!
Very true Sorceman. We should be cutting less and give em more time to grow, so they can get to "make their own energy/calories"...as the Big Man said
to contribute to the thread.
also depends on the stage and species of a specific tree, Nitrogen can be a boon to a tree that you want to thicken up then cut back hard. I do that a lot to my olives in development.
with my junipers I've seen slow and steady throughout the year and a nice healthy nitrogen boost in autumn gives the best results for me. Baobabs are so starchy and fat that I give them trace elements in the beginning of spring and slow release balanced throughout the year.
best regards
Herman