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Quick fix — too wet: Add dry cardboard, paper, or coir Stop feeding watery food (melon, cucumber) Open airflow slightly Quick fix — too dry: Add a splash of water...
Quick fix — too wet: Add dry cardboard, paper, or coir Stop feeding watery food (melon, cucumber) Open airflow slightly Quick fix — too dry: Add a splash of water...
Quick checks: Too wet? Too dry? Too hot or cold? Food gone rotten? Quick fix: Correct moisture first Remove any nasty food Add fresh bedding Leave them alone for a...
Quick checks: Too wet? Too dry? Too hot or cold? Food gone rotten? Quick fix: Correct moisture first Remove any nasty food Add fresh bedding Leave them alone for a...
Quick fix — do this now: Add a good handful of LIVE Bokashi Bran Press everything down firmly (exclude air — this matters) Drain liquid if it’s building up Add...
Quick fix — do this now: Add a good handful of LIVE Bokashi Bran Press everything down firmly (exclude air — this matters) Drain liquid if it’s building up Add...
If you’ve ever spotted a few wiggly friends wriggling through your garden soil after a good rain, you’ve already seen some of the best gardeners at work. Earthworms are the...
If you’ve ever spotted a few wiggly friends wriggling through your garden soil after a good rain, you’ve already seen some of the best gardeners at work. Earthworms are the...
Quick signs you’re winning: Smells sweet / tangy / pickled Food looks preserved, not decomposed White mould = good (actinomycetes) Liquid draining = normal and useful If you’re unsure, check...
Quick signs you’re winning: Smells sweet / tangy / pickled Food looks preserved, not decomposed White mould = good (actinomycetes) Liquid draining = normal and useful If you’re unsure, check...
Like many of you, we’ve seen the headlines following recent guidance from the RSPB suggesting we rethink feeding seed and peanuts between May and October. And honestly… it doesn’t sit...
Like many of you, we’ve seen the headlines following recent guidance from the RSPB suggesting we rethink feeding seed and peanuts between May and October. And honestly… it doesn’t sit...
