@@SustainableHolly They have a slight sting when alive but any venom they produce breaks down when they are dead and decomposing. The problem is more their salt content. That is why I am composting them with high carbon material like gum leaves. Hopefully that binds up some of the salt rather than using them direct in the garden.
Used to spot washed up jellyfishes after school that was near to the sea. I have always dream of jellyfishes and seaweeds to add to my compost piles. The seaside is about 30 minutes away from home and I had settled for aquaweeds from the field at the back till the weeds covered them. I am using loads of chook's guts instead. In Malaysia, we buy salt by the kilos to scatter them under fruit trees such as durians and coconuts. They are great for them. Maybe you can use your compost for some of your fruit trees.
Roger is my spirit animal! Love what he's doing and how he's doing it! Holy moly, might just have to use this philosophy in an experiment to see if I can compost some of our Far North Queensland weeds for compost; we sure have plenty of them!!! Thanks so much for making this, so glad I stumbled across your channel!
There’s something very satisfying about making compost, you have to love gardening to understand. Thank you for showing us Roger’s beautiful garden and thank you to Roger for sharing his knowledge. ❤
Awesome!! I make compost with cow poo, seaweed and food scraps, also put them in a bucket with rain water and molasses for liquid fertiliser. Thanks for sharing 😊🌿
Everything goes to the chooks. Then from the chooks into the pile and I just let it sit, and then I turn it over every few weeks when I change the chook pen wood shavings (wood shavings now filled with chook poo). Into the garden and rinse and repeat.
@@SustainableHolly What accint?🤣. Funny thing is I only saw that joke today then you're new video popped up. Synchronicity. Looks like Roger lives in a magic place❤.
Share with us what you have in abundance that you compost 👇🌿
We have a jellyfish problem around here. I am just starting to experiment composting jellyfish that wash up with gum tree leaves.
Wow! I've never heard of composting jellyfish before but as long as they are not poisonous I'm intrigued!
@@SustainableHolly They have a slight sting when alive but any venom they produce breaks down when they are dead and decomposing. The problem is more their salt content. That is why I am composting them with high carbon material like gum leaves. Hopefully that binds up some of the salt rather than using them direct in the garden.
Used to spot washed up jellyfishes after school that was near to the sea. I have always dream of jellyfishes and seaweeds to add to my compost piles. The seaside is about 30 minutes away from home and I had settled for aquaweeds from the field at the back till the weeds covered them. I am using loads of chook's guts instead.
In Malaysia, we buy salt by the kilos to scatter them under fruit trees such as durians and coconuts. They are great for them. Maybe you can use your compost for some of your fruit trees.
Wow what a beautiful spot. Thanks for sharing his compost piles 🌱🙏😘👍
Isn't it just! 💚
Roger is my spirit animal! Love what he's doing and how he's doing it! Holy moly, might just have to use this philosophy in an experiment to see if I can compost some of our Far North Queensland weeds for compost; we sure have plenty of them!!! Thanks so much for making this, so glad I stumbled across your channel!
It is amazing what we can use to create fantastic compost for our gardens! 🌱💚
There’s something very satisfying about making compost, you have to love gardening to understand. Thank you for showing us Roger’s beautiful garden and thank you to Roger for sharing his knowledge. ❤
I totally agree! It's a very rewarding process 😊 thank you for watching 🌱
Go Super-Rog, always been a legend in the garden. PS Happy 60th Rog :)
Loved this! He has such a wealth of knowledge in him! Thanks for sharing Holly! 😍🙌💚
Thanks Jackie it was certainly an inspiring visit! More composting is happening for sure!
Love it Holly. Amazing what we can find local for compost making!
It is an incredible way to regenerate 🌱💚
So inspiring !
🌱 I definitely would love to up my compost game
What a legend!!!
Very inspiring 🌱💚
Fantastic.
Thank you 😊🌱
Wow that’s pretty cool 😮
Awesome!! I make compost with cow poo, seaweed and food scraps, also put them in a bucket with rain water and molasses for liquid fertiliser. Thanks for sharing 😊🌿
That sounds like a fantastic combo to feed your plants 🌱🙌
Love this video! Thanks for capturing this so well, Holly 🩵
Oh I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 🌱💚
How amazing!
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This was an awesome video to watch. Thank you Holly.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the support 😊🌱
Thank you :)
You're welcome!
That’s fantastic 😊
Thank you! 🌱
Really cool and great job with the video
Thank you! 🌱 😊
Very good
Thanks for watching!
Everything goes to the chooks. Then from the chooks into the pile and I just let it sit, and then I turn it over every few weeks when I change the chook pen wood shavings (wood shavings now filled with chook poo). Into the garden and rinse and repeat.
And added benefit of eggs 🌱🙌
Wonderful 😘
Thank you! 🌱
Holy moly! Amazing! Do you know if it’s possible to buy his compost? I’d come from Auckland just to get these amazing golden compost
One kiwi to another:
Q: What's a hindu?
A: Lays iggs bro.
Sorry Holl's, couldn't resist😂.
Haha in my world, i have no accent 🤷♀️🤣
@@SustainableHolly What accint?🤣. Funny thing is I only saw that joke today then you're new video popped up. Synchronicity.
Looks like Roger lives in a magic place❤.
Dead sea urchins, bull manure... wow... that must smell lovely!