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2025-10-04 15:44:20 UTC

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my problem with pots has been that they've been expensive to source! And for the size of the things I'd like, hard to transport (being limited to bike bags), which makes second hand a bit difficult (planks are easier to move via bike than large pots). But it's a good point.
Tomato in a pot would be an easy one to get started with though! :jackal_happy:

2025-10-04 15:20:50 UTC

I have no access to a garden and would like to try doing more with a balcony since the no-garden situation won't change soon. (Balcony gets lots of sun but also much wind, which can be good/bad.)
Do people have tips about what works and what doesn't? Resources you've found useful? Ways to ease the problem of "have no soil"?
I only have access to a bike so that does make transportation a bit harder (and the soil problem, sigh) but I'm thinking of making some garden beds with wood (we'll see where I source it, if dubious sources I'll line them). Got some grapes but nothing much else yet.
#gardening @npub1nw7…g0ek

2025-09-21 14:00:07 UTC

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and also with you! :jackal_happy:

2025-07-31 14:41:44 UTC

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fyi this link leads to a Page Not Found

2024-09-11 16:58:20 UTC

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oooooh, really nice photography account, thank you for sharing!

2024-09-10 10:07:21 UTC

Hey hey!
What's everyone's recommendations for accounts to follow that are primarily about animals, wildlife, conservation, etc?
I would like more of it around me but I'm on a pretty small server so it's hard to find via hashtags.
Please do share for reach!
#askFedi

2024-07-30 19:27:51 UTC

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I mainly like it 'cause it's beef stock on toast, hah
'Beef tea' is a new one, but /someone/ must call it that somewhere, heh. I've had to explain to every non-South African that Bovril goes on toast, not in hot water!

2024-07-30 17:25:44 UTC

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Never tried it as a drink though. Main introduction to that was a Biggles book, haha.

2024-07-08 17:41:31 UTC

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Not exclusive to South Africa, Tasmanian homes seemed to all be like this too, including newly built ones.
I remember my parents once asking to have a double glazed window in the bedrooms since the insulation was horrific and so was the noise reduction, landlord said "sure!", and they freaking stuck a layer of plastic on top of the glass and called it a day :cirno_sip: They gave up after that.

2024-07-01 19:18:19 UTC

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this one is absolutely stunning, I love the various textures it has!