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@Drewnogal saidThat certainly is bananas.
Wow, $5,200,000 for a piece of art … fit for my compost heap 🫤
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@Drewnogal saidI learned from my father not to compost bananas (and oragnes etc.) because they won't rot properly. But with the bio-banans I had not problems.
Wow, $5,200,000 for a piece of art … fit for my compost heap 🫤
So not everything has detoriated things are less toxic today than in my childhood.
@Ponderable saidI’ve never heard of that. My compost heap is pretty big and hot, starting with about 30 barrowloads of green wood-chip topped up with pigeon manure. It all breaks down in 6-12 months.
I learned from my father not to compost bananas (and oragnes etc.) because they won't rot properly. But with the bio-banans I had not problems.
So not everything has detoriated things are less toxic today than in my childhood.
@Ponderable saidHave you ever made banana skin tea? A real boost for roses etc! Chop the skins up and soak with water for a few weeks then strain and dilute to use.
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So I have no animals so no maure for my compost, which is of course much smaller.
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@Drewnogal saidI tried the tea before I finished reading, completely, your response and thought…”is that woman mad?”The tea was putrid.🤮
Have you ever made banana skin tea? A real boost for roses etc! Chop the skins up and soak with water for a few weeks then strain and dilute to use.
@Great-Big-Stees saidTry it again sir and add a dash of tabasco sauce.
I tried the tea before I finished reading, completely, your response and thought…”is that woman mad?”The tea was putrid.🤮
@Great-Big-Stees saidSorry to hear that my Canadian rose 🙂
I tried the tea before I finished reading, completely, your response and thought…”is that woman mad?”The tea was putrid.🤮
@Drewnogal saidMy word. Thank God I'm a catholic
Wow, $5,200,000 for a piece of art … fit for my compost heap 🫤
