Hydraulic Press
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Permaculture and self-sufficiency, all the skills that we forgot, history, ecology and folklore in all its forms. Currently stuck with studying law.
Permaculture and self-sufficiency, all the skills that we forgot, history, ecology and folklore in all its forms. Currently stuck with studying law.
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OMG. Eine, für mich, Lotto 6er Sichtung: Ein Hermelin auf der Krokenwiese mit erbeuteter Wühlmaus. Und ich bin so still gestanden, dass es direkt zu mir lief 😭
April 12, 2025 at 6:19 AM
OMG. Eine, für mich, Lotto 6er Sichtung: Ein Hermelin auf der Krokenwiese mit erbeuteter Wühlmaus. Und ich bin so still gestanden, dass es direkt zu mir lief 😭
Trying to figure out how to make cream cheese. Right now it resembles thick joghurt (which it technically is) but we will get there eventually!
April 10, 2025 at 8:55 PM
Trying to figure out how to make cream cheese. Right now it resembles thick joghurt (which it technically is) but we will get there eventually!
I know this one but I hated the giant roots that filled up my smallish tank unfortunately...maybe I am thinking of something else though
April 9, 2025 at 10:20 AM
I know this one but I hated the giant roots that filled up my smallish tank unfortunately...maybe I am thinking of something else though
Ah but these look fine! I would suggest adding some floaters like duckweed. It is the most efficient way of absorbing phosphates....unless you have no way of getting rid of the excess duckweed you will inevitably get lol
April 9, 2025 at 10:08 AM
Ah but these look fine! I would suggest adding some floaters like duckweed. It is the most efficient way of absorbing phosphates....unless you have no way of getting rid of the excess duckweed you will inevitably get lol
Do you have a picture of the tank? Maybe the number of plants might also be too small! The more there are the less phosphates are left of the algae
April 9, 2025 at 9:56 AM
Do you have a picture of the tank? Maybe the number of plants might also be too small! The more there are the less phosphates are left of the algae
Additional Co2 helped me in that regard. It helps the plants to process the excess nutrients in the Tank before the algae can. The latter seems to be much less efficient in doing so.
April 9, 2025 at 9:51 AM
Additional Co2 helped me in that regard. It helps the plants to process the excess nutrients in the Tank before the algae can. The latter seems to be much less efficient in doing so.
Found something in my letterbox...I just wonder...can one of these grow in a container? We will see!
April 9, 2025 at 6:28 AM
Found something in my letterbox...I just wonder...can one of these grow in a container? We will see!
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I can only imagine the bailout package they are drawing up for themselves.
As the saying goes, privatize the profits, and socialize the losses.
As the saying goes, privatize the profits, and socialize the losses.
April 7, 2025 at 10:53 AM
I can only imagine the bailout package they are drawing up for themselves.
As the saying goes, privatize the profits, and socialize the losses.
As the saying goes, privatize the profits, and socialize the losses.
I also feel like it attracted viewers by intentionally trying to be a cringeworthy watch - there is a big audience for that
April 8, 2025 at 7:03 AM
I also feel like it attracted viewers by intentionally trying to be a cringeworthy watch - there is a big audience for that
My latest sourdough bread. 80% whole spelt and 20% whole rye flower.
Slowly getting the hang of working with sourdough I think. This was the best one yet. Maybe a little too doughy in the center.
Slowly getting the hang of working with sourdough I think. This was the best one yet. Maybe a little too doughy in the center.
April 6, 2025 at 11:46 AM
My latest sourdough bread. 80% whole spelt and 20% whole rye flower.
Slowly getting the hang of working with sourdough I think. This was the best one yet. Maybe a little too doughy in the center.
Slowly getting the hang of working with sourdough I think. This was the best one yet. Maybe a little too doughy in the center.
Ja ich hab auch eine veredelte letzten April gepflanzt. Sorte "Mars", meine ich. Aber dass das so schnell geht ist gut zu hören...dachte ich müsste noch 10 Jahre abwarten...
April 5, 2025 at 9:46 AM
Ja ich hab auch eine veredelte letzten April gepflanzt. Sorte "Mars", meine ich. Aber dass das so schnell geht ist gut zu hören...dachte ich müsste noch 10 Jahre abwarten...
In welchem Alter setzen die eigentlich die ersten Nüsse an?
April 5, 2025 at 9:39 AM
In welchem Alter setzen die eigentlich die ersten Nüsse an?
Fruchtansätze sind resistenter, ja. Normalerweise ist das bei uns oben im Sauerland nie ein Problem, weil die so spät blühen, dass es nicht mehr frosten sollte...aber dann war der März so unglaublich warm und an die Kaltphase letztes Jahr erinnert man sich noch. Klima spielt verrückt...
April 5, 2025 at 9:27 AM
Fruchtansätze sind resistenter, ja. Normalerweise ist das bei uns oben im Sauerland nie ein Problem, weil die so spät blühen, dass es nicht mehr frosten sollte...aber dann war der März so unglaublich warm und an die Kaltphase letztes Jahr erinnert man sich noch. Klima spielt verrückt...
Ich bin auch echt kurz davor ein paar dieser "Kerzen" zu kaufen...kein einziger Apfel letztes Jahr
April 5, 2025 at 8:50 AM
Ich bin auch echt kurz davor ein paar dieser "Kerzen" zu kaufen...kein einziger Apfel letztes Jahr