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Botany and Mycology :)

micki82

Plants and mushrooms are my passionate hobbies, and i love to grow things that I can eat, and which allow my scientific side to research these experimental growth assays.

I also like to paint, and badly play a few instruments, but the cultivation is my top obsession :)

 

Anyone want to know more or share similar interests? :)

 

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  • hi micki82 - thanks for such a comprehensive reply.  You've certainly grown a great variety.  I think we all wage a war against the slugs, snails + caterpillars.  There isn't much space left in our garden to grow a lot of veg.  Most of it's occupied by bushes, trees, flowering plants + a pond which attracts loads of wildlife such as water snails, frogs, newts etc.  We grow flowers which bees + insects like.  The bees like the blossom on the bushes + then the berries later on.  I'm considering growing some veg in large containers as we have a paved area which I'm hoping would be satisfactory.  I'd like to grow various lettuces, carrots, radishes, onions + tomatoes.  Do you think growing in large containers would suffice?  You've grown a lot, so do you have a large garden?  Where do you grow your fungi.

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  • hi micki82 - thanks for such a comprehensive reply.  You've certainly grown a great variety.  I think we all wage a war against the slugs, snails + caterpillars.  There isn't much space left in our garden to grow a lot of veg.  Most of it's occupied by bushes, trees, flowering plants + a pond which attracts loads of wildlife such as water snails, frogs, newts etc.  We grow flowers which bees + insects like.  The bees like the blossom on the bushes + then the berries later on.  I'm considering growing some veg in large containers as we have a paved area which I'm hoping would be satisfactory.  I'd like to grow various lettuces, carrots, radishes, onions + tomatoes.  Do you think growing in large containers would suffice?  You've grown a lot, so do you have a large garden?  Where do you grow your fungi.

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