Sugru to the rescue!
Or should I say “to the resgru”?! Either way, it’s awesome! If you’ve never heard of Sugru or don’t know what it is, take a look over at the Sugru website or just check...
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Gone with the wind
The hydroponics isn’t working for me. This time around, the wind has decided to bring an abrupt stop to the experiment, by blowing it all away, literally. Fortunately, one of the plants was rescued...
Hydroponics, take 2
After the first failed attempt at hydroponics, I thought of trying it again. Using the same bottles from last time, I filled some earth with fertilizer in it into the bottom part of the...
Tomato with plastic olla
So I got a few stray tomato plants that were just calling for experimenting 🙂 Obviously I wouldn’t say no to that! I decided to try something similar to the ollas, but with a...
Exploring the idea of “Ollas”
Watering your garden and plants when there is not that much water available can be an annoying experience. You’d really like to give them the water they need, but there just isn’t enough around....
Roots, so many roots!
As the title suggests, there are plenty of roots visible now. It seems these little experimental plants are enjoying it, having their roots extend freely and they’re also starting to look better now. From...
Trying hydroponics with the tomatoes
I came across the term “Hydroponics” today and watched a few YouTube video explaining what it’s all about. It got me quite excited and I wanted to try it out. Remembering the little tomato...
“Un”wasting the kitchen water
Going back months if not years now, there used to be a big pipe buried beneath the bigger veggie plot, where all the water from the kitchen and the utility room would flow into....
Moving the solar panel cable
While preparing the smallest veggie plot for the tomatoes to be planted in, the solar cable that runs through it needed some replanting too. It never quite made sense to me why it was...
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