Episode 100: Midwinter jobs

This episode gives a quick update on some midwinter jobs I've completed in and around the pond, and a brief guide for the year ahead
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[@nickminter7994]

Good to see an update, all is looking great. Have you thought of getting any other fish, maybe tench or perch.

[@greenmachinesweden]

Another great video Andy. Nice to see you getting into the pond. Mine has 30 cm ice on it, so I just have to wait 🤣. Your Irises looks like they are growing very leggy and thin, I would guess nitrogen deficiency. Solution is either add nitrogen fertilizer or thin it out. Option one has it´s limitation as the plants grow more, demands more nitrogen and sooner or later needs to be thinned out anyway. I will remove half of my irises come spring. 🙂👍

[@LauMagroTheFrenchKOInection]

Nice update. You're all set for the season coming. Looking forward to see the new common carp. I miss seeing your old one.

[@TheGingerPondkeeper]

Thanks Lau, yep I can't wait, really need a common carp back in the pond!

[@edenkoipond]

Great video, very informative and put together brilliantly. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@TheGingerPondkeeper]

Cheers mate, really appreciate that

[@alexmarshall3284]

Great video Andy, I hope youre doing OK!

[@TheGingerPondkeeper]

Cheers, life's doing it's thing at the moment, but we're getting there!

[@lifearoundthekoipond2283]

Great video mate 👍

[@TheGingerPondkeeper]

Thanks so much, I just need to not leave 3 months between them ;)