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MatyH
 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
PostPosted: Jan 12th, '14, 18:34 
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Sorry mate I deleted my Facebook page to many keyboard warriors and dear diary types for my liking.
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 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
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MatyH wrote:
Sorry mate I deleted my Facebook page to many keyboard warriors and dear diary types for my liking.

Yeah I agree this one has 10 members ATM and I declined done ppl that are key board warriors I will be monitoring the group up to you


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 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
PostPosted: Feb 25th, '14, 10:39 
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Hi all

Small update on the aquaponics is unfortunately nothing is happening but the stone arrives Friday some hopefully another update will come soon.

So when i demolished my veg patch to build my aquaponics set up i dumped all the compost in my garden bed.
Now there's a sneaky plant growing it looks great but i'm unsure what it is. Originally i thought cucumber but now its spread so much i'm not so sure now.

Any greenthumbs care to identify it for me?
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MatyH
 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
PostPosted: Feb 25th, '14, 10:40 
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 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
PostPosted: Feb 25th, '14, 11:24 
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Quite possibly a variety of pumpkin, MatyH. They seem to have a habit of surviving compost conditions and then self-sowing.
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PostPosted: Feb 25th, '14, 11:54 
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I'd agree with the pumpkin too. The leaves look like a butternut, but I could be wrong there.
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PostPosted: Feb 25th, '14, 17:48 
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That's quite a nice build you've got going there. It will be nice to see where it goes!
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 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
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Pumpkin huh

Looks like i'll be feasting on pumpkin soup this winter:-D
Thanks for the input people.
Jewelryguy hopefully I'll have some progress in a few weeks :-)
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MatyH
 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
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Hi all

I picked up my stone yesterday and got a couple hours work in. I'll hopefully have it finished over the weekend its slow going with marble.
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It a bloddy master piece, Great work MatyH.
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MatyH
 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
PostPosted: Mar 8th, '14, 12:11 
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Thanks DrBee
here's todays progress
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Hi Maty, what stone are you using? Is it pH neutral?

Love the workmanship, admire the great quality.

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joblow
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PostPosted: Mar 10th, '14, 07:13 
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Awesome work Maty, a real show piece and will be a nice spot to consume the odd frothy on a warm day :thumbright:
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MatyH
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Thanks guys
Martin unfortunately the marble isnt P.H neutral but I've got a really awesome sealer to go on after I finish so it should be fine. Infact I might paint some on an offcut and test it.
Also a word of warning to anyone testing the P.H of anything with vinegar don't use the same type of cup as what your wife is drinking out of and leave it on the kitchen bench :? :twisted: :twisted:
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dr bee
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That stone work looks great. What is it? Where from? Need to do some beautification works around the pool. At the moment it is a pool, but I would like to make it an experience over winter.
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