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Message: [QUOTE="ClifSpliffy, post: 4417962, member: 9260"] 72 degrees at 7:30 pm, 11/5. while the spider nests have left the forest, the wasps were out in full force this week, mostly gathering around southern and western exposures as they move in slo motion. in the past 2 weeks, the tics have exploded. they've been largely diminished in number for years, but for that time mentioned earlier when they were only found in the veg gardens for a short while, aboot 2 weeks in june iirc. of course, today, i saw 9 turkeys together for the first time in a long time, mebbe a few years. turkeys eat ticks (up to a couple hundred a day!), bats eat skeeters. mebbe it is really just that simple. i still have a few wattys growing sort of healthy, but not for eating, just to see how long they go. i am surprised that the racoon thief(s?) didn't come back for them after totally wrecking them weeks back. and unlike that hitjob then, now all green vegetation and produce in all plots have been chomped, including the green pepper and jalo leaves. some people are really, really bad at growing things, even when it's fundamental to their lives. [URL="https://www.channelnewsasia.com/commentary/gardening-nparks-edibles-grow-fruits-vegetables-food-security-inflation-shortage-3029036"]Commentary: Gardening for self-sufficiency? The fruits of my labour have been few[/URL] seriously, cherry tomato failure? how is that even possible if you do nothing more than just water them. [I]'Singapore Facebook groups dedicated to gardening – with the more popular ones counting more than 100,000 members – dispense tips and troubleshoot issues.'[/I] [/QUOTE]

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