Thanks mate appreciate the support and glad you are enjoying the content 👍

Thanks keith. Ginger is a great thing to grow saves paying $30/kg for it😀 I will do my cuttings this weekend and post a video on it 👍

Thanks glen 👍

Thanks mate appreciate the support 👍

Yeah I had some sprout 2 seasons ago in the ground and I think having the irrigation on them added too much water. Growing in pots works at the moment but would be keen on putting a whole bed to ginger

Takes a long time but really rewarding to grow 👍

Thank you for watching 👍

Thanks yeah this year it’s going to be one cutting per pot and I’m thinking of using styrofoam boxes as well.

Styrofoam boxes sound like a good idea I would be really interested to see the results. Jacqui

I planted them last year at this time and I harvested decent heads but we will see in a few months if I pushed my luck. I will tag you in my results 😀

I’m going to look up your seed raising mix. The one I was using was really good but they recently changed the mix and it has more bark in it than I would like. Yeah I was talking to my dad about my broadbeans. Need to plant them out in March. And I need to get new seeds this time. Was going to plant carrots but again left it too late

Generally I would do especially the summer seedlings but the caulies and broccoli can stay outside after they germinate. I will move them in and out especially if it’s going to be really windy or rainy

I have grown carrots in the past but haven’t lately. I find that they get quite woody in my patch I will see if I can do a early spring planting

Thanks for watching. I plant on adding fertilisier to my mango this month. I’m still trialing different fertilisier mixes and rates but looking at adding a handful of potash a little dolomite lime a good heap of chicken manure pellets and then mulch with half bag of cow manure. I will be doing it this weekend before it starts to flower

@@sydneybackyardveggies9612 I don't suppose you have any successful apricots? I have several apricots but none of them have done very well at all... :)

Hi the soil in my main patch was essentially lawn that the previous owner had put down weed mat and spread a lot of top soil and then laid grass. When I started the patch I removed the grass and the weed mat and then added 2 tonnes of mushroom compost to the bed to add organic material to the top soil. I have been planting in this bed over the last 6 years and before every planting I have added a couple bags of cow manure to the soil and over time it slowly builds up. Over the past year I have been looking at saving money in my patch so I have been collecting free horse manure and composting it will garden waste and my chicken run waste. I will put close to 2 cubic metres of compost over my bed a year so it is doing well. I also strategically fertilise my plants throughout the season and I am trying to fine tune that. With the rain it’s been a struggle eapecially with the slugs. I am starting to see some powdery mildew on my broccoli which I have never seen before. The cold and wet does make your plants struggle especially the winter greens but you need to make sure you have planted your winter crops in March April so they have time to grow big before the cold sets