Backyard Aquaponics
A place to discuss aquaponics

When you have more fish, use a swirl filter to collect the solids for the wicking beds. I dumped hundreds of ltrs on the vegie garden and it goes nuts. A lot easier than finding manure some times.

Thanks Duff, if i ever re-hook the AP system that sounds like a plan

Second pic in the cherry tomatoes......never again will i grow this variety.....Going to seed up for the summer tomorrow, with the Tommie Toes

the cabbage needs to be eaten, the Aunt Ruby's Green Tomato is comming along, having a go at seed saving the Wong Bok's. I was in Perth last week and the zuchinni's turned out to be the size of water melons

Got some excellent growth there... Will be back to read from the start when I get home Later..

check this out, no wonder the garden is being eaten home early with a torch on my neck looking for grubs.......I think I found a few

Lots of tasty food there **nods**
Never a good sight for us though..

Just read the whole thread what a set up..
Seeing yours makes me want to whack up some more..
Have a great one Jessy

cleaned and thinned out the spinach, worm bin over flowing hope the worms are hungry

Hit the garden with Pyrethrum

The garden is kicking along. The first picture is the " In The Kitchen " Shot

Thinking about starting " Onslow Hot Sauce Company " So many Americans here lol.

Looking into pickles, sauces and jams

I cut the spinich down to 2 inches of its life for new growth, and yep it went off again

I think I am going into a chilli bonanza, I love them

The daikons grew well, and good for pickling. Hot peppery and spicey in flavour. I like them

Celery a slow grower but getting there

Tomatoes still kicking, but i have Tommie Toes in seedlings looking for their spot

The garden is getting there slowly but surely

In this mad Troppo season I have now 20 wicked potted chilli's.....Ah it is all good just a bit of fun. Mango season soon, so thinking mago chilli on the menu

Garden still kicking along. Started turning the dirt over in the wicking beds with chook poo, worm casting and straw.

chooks doing well with one producing a 95 g egg that was a happy day, poor dear.

Chilli's going really well and are again high producers, capsican and Pak Choi still kicking along but the ants have moved in, trying to take over the beds.

apparently a lack of magnesium causes root rot in parserly

chilli's - Habanero and black pearl pepper

I was just thinking about you ysterday Jessy.... everything is looking great so well done. Are they 'black pearl' chilli's?

Ive never tried them but I did grow them years ago. They look bloody dangerous eh?