Garden Journal Weekly, 1st December 2021.

It's been a busy couple of weeks and I haven't gotten on Hive as much as I'd liked, so it's been great to stroll through the #homesteading tag and see so many eye catching posts. I barely knew where to start!

I think first I'd like to highlight @traisto, so I don't forget to check back on her. Do have a read through her intro. While the account is new, it seems she's been among us via @fotostef for longer than we realised and I do indeed recognise some of that weaving from one of his posts. I'm looking forward to catching more from both of them.

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This week there were two posts to remind us that off grid life and self sustainability are not straight forward paths. @queenmountain learnt the hard way not to jump into buying an off grid property too quickly. There are lots of things we might never have considered, but should, and lots of things that take time to become apparent. Then @buckaroobaby tells us of their none stop rollercoaster ride of survival which started with the move to a homestead.

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I can recommend taking a little tour through the prose and views in @crosheille's garden as winter sets in and her thoughts turn to preparing for next season incorporating what was learnt from the season just gone.

Hydroponics and aquaponics is something I'd love to get into at some point, so I admire and am grateful to @isdarmady for sharing some of his expertise with us. This week he showed us how he uses rock wool for cuttings and seeds in the hydroponics.

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There has been such a wealth of posts from all our lovely gardeners that I haven't even had chance to get through all the tags. However I'll finish up here with a quick mention of @ligayagardener's tip on making a calcium supplement from eggshells for your plants. I've always used eggshells in the garden and compost, but never knew about using it as a faster acting supplement.

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Thank you for the mention! A couple new homesteading faces to me - how exciting

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It was a great read and well worth mentioning. I loved the photo too. 😊

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This is such a beautiful presentation, very kind of you! Thank you so much, I deeply appreciate it!

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You're welcome and thank you for saying so. I hope to catch you around here.

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I will definitely check out some of the posts and authors you mentioned.
This stuff is right up my alley.

Enjoy the day/evening/night? 😁

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This stuff is right up my alley.

I suspected it might be. 😉

It will be goodnight for me, so thank you for a smile before I go to sleep. 😁

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I want this fresh food 👌☺☺☺ cool post.

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Aww I love your garden ❤️ looking lovely👌🔥🔥🔥
Cheers growmie

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Thank you for the mention. I am really enjoying being back on HIVE, so much engagement and community here. Wow, what an upgrade from the old steemit days. Following you now!

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It's good to see you back. I recall catching some of your podcasts before, although reading is still more my go-to than videos or podcasts.

The communities are certainly coming together well. I'm glad you're seeing the difference.

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Hydroponics and aquaponics is something I'd love to get into at some point

Sane here, I'd love to get into it as soon as possible (which makes me excited).

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Really, really nice compilation @minismallholding - well done. I'm inspired to repot at least one plant this weekend and think about a garden related Hive post. 🌱

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I may have inspired myself a little. I got sore transplanting done this week. 😆

Looking forward to reading about what you're up to in the new place, plant wise.

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Took me a while to get to this one! Some great posts - I love the garden community on HIVE. Definitely looking forward to more of @traisto's too and oh dear, must go read @crosheille 's as well which i have also missed XX

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Thanks for posting this- I've just joined Hive and look forward to digging into some of the articles here. I live on a small 'farm' in South Africa and grow my own vegetables and fruit as well as design and implement food gardens, indigenous gardens and natural pools so hope to share some content if I get time too. Looking forward to just reading for now though! :)

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