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 Post subject: Re: SeaMonkey' System
PostPosted: Feb 15th, '13, 14:21 
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Looking good seamonkey.

I have heard the too much water will make your watermellon split. Have you heard anything similar?

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 Post subject: Re: Seamonkey' System
PostPosted: Feb 15th, '13, 14:48 
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With a constant supply of water they shouldn't split. Second year here growing rockmelons and none have split


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PostPosted: Feb 15th, '13, 14:50 
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Good to hear mantis. I have a mate at work running hydro and his split. He was told too much water...

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PostPosted: Feb 15th, '13, 14:51 
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Thats why I drink mostly Beer or Wine. Scared my melon will split :roll: . On a serious note( and it is hard for me to do) I imagine it would only split if it was given a sudden burst of water,a bit like citrus when there is too much rain. I will report how it goes. These are smaller variety and only get up to 4kg :shock:


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I have been out in the drizzle this morning. Bug patrol! Squashed heaps of Cluster Caterpillars that were so big you could almost ride :shock: .
Looked under some Parsley and thought the Mother Ship had landed. A squash as big as my hand. Ive only been spotting the small ones and they have been turning brown and decaying before rippening. This one must have been sitting on the vine and sucking all the goodness.
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Anyway, in my wisdom, :dontknow: I decided to move it out from its sheltered spot to get some sunlight and then I thought that probably wasn't a good idea as it was obviously happy where it was, so I moved it back and have now twisted the vine at the bottom of the squash :upset:
It will now probably die.
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Leave things alone :cry:


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Perhaps you could harvest it Sue, cook it up and feed the street. :)


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PostPosted: Apr 12th, '13, 10:58 
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And here is a shot of my Mini system that Nat inspired me to make and advised me on :wave1: It is going great guns and is attached to my Frog and Goldfish ponds. Plants are doing very well
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PostPosted: Apr 12th, '13, 11:01 
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I think it is still a bit green, Faye. I wish I hadnt moved it now. Oh well, lesson learnt :oops:


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 Post subject: Re: Seamonkey' System
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Looks like more chilli eating is in order! ;)
Are those tiny frogs or do you have a 1kw solar light in your garden!


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:wave1: Hey Matt, Plenty of chillis to eat at home and at work. I don't think there are too many chilli fans about :dontknow: As for the frogs :D I wish they were large and sitting on a massive solar system!!
Hope every one put their garlic in today. Anzac day through to October :thumbleft:


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Cool photo of the three amigos :)


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Those compost bins look like a Dalek, TARDIS and the head of a Cyberman.


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Yes MacGyver,I always think of Dr Who when I go up the back :D


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:think: Maybe I will split my Entertainer system into two Courtyards and have second tank 1500 litres for trout/barra. :? Larger tank will be a few metres away from growbed and on a lower level. Or... I could just buy another Courtyard system :)


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PostPosted: May 18th, '13, 22:21 
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Its so hard not to leave work with a new system every day isn't it.

I think you should do both! :grin:

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