u/Kragi02

Hrvati kada se mjenja lokacija za punit resistance svakih pola sata

Pictures 1-7 -> Liometopum microcephalum

Picture 8 -> Temnothorax clypeathus ?

Pictures 9 , 10 -> Messor wasmanni with some grass seeds

Picture 11 -> Crematogaster scutellaris

I hate this game. We bought it to a friend for his birthday. He wants to play it all the time. We played it now for 2.5h, we drank 5 bears each. Drink guardian was in last 5 cards. Funny thing, last pic , it is the time before ( 4 days ago ), when we played, it was the longest game , 4h i think ( usually it lasts 1h ) and we all got wasted as fuck. I like that it is simple enought, that you can get fucked up and play it, and still complicated enought that it is intresting. Sorry for drunk rant, great game, have fun.

Hello.

My grandfather has a house/orchard with many different fruit trees. Each year there is volatile yield, sometimes more sometimes less. I have started commiting more of my time both due to his age and due to me taking more and more interest in growing my own fruits.

My main question is, do you use store bought fertilizires and if so, how much ?

I ve tried searching for info on the internet, but most of it was for industrial scale plantations and intensive fruit farming. I dont need that , i just want healty trees , stable yield and quility fruit.

My plan , from what i have gathered for this year was : NPK 0-20-30 for grapevine , NPK 7-14-21 for adult fruit trees ( apple, pears, cherries, peaches, plums... ) and hommade compost for bushes ( redcurrant , blackberry ) and weak trees . I would be putting less then recommended dose for the first time.

Also, on the last pic, that branch should be prunned rught ? I ve checked and redcurrants werent prunned in two years, so there will be lots of work after the season and most branches are like that...

Hello !

Would you say the compost on pics 1 and 2 is finished ? ( ready for usage ?)

Also, would you recommend getting a wood chipper ?

Untill now the main plan for getting rid of branches and wood after prunning was burning it, but i am personaly not a fan of it. Even tho it is done in the barrell and the end result is a bunch of biochar which is good and can be usefull. Ash might be good for flowers and i know i can charge the biochar, but considering the amounts we have , chopping it up and using it as browns sounds better...

3rd and 4th pics, the whole compost area, which is split in half. It was heavy rain few days ago , thats why there is water ( i should add drainage hole ).