Joe and Dovey

[Adam Hitler]

There are lots of lovely, picturesque locations in England, but unfortunately the country as a whole is slowly being destroyed through state-enforced mass immigration. The way things are going, in a couple of generations it's going to resemble Afghanistan.

 

[Breakfall]

No... where are the native insects, reptiles, birds and mammals? Where is the biodiversty dummy? Have you seen MY garden?

Green walls reduce heating/cooling costs to homes, offices and buildings. A number of mammals, birds, insects use them as a haven from predators. They absorb CO2 and release O2. They are both aesthetically pleasing and practical, livening up a dull part of the home or southern side dark spot. They’re modular, versatile and can be installed in any given location, even roofs.
Cascur...this isn’t a garden replacement, it’s a compliment...an addition.

 

[Breakfall]

Do you like my work?

Dewd, you've got a hedge in your front room?!

These are some client green walls...private home in near King’s X, a businessman’s office exterior and an RSL club (one panel of three).

 

[Lily]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

 

[Breakfall]

Hospital Lobby

Private Clinic reception

 

[Breakfall]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

Cheers. Lol

Each individual pot is made from recycled planet in Australia. The irrigation system has fertigation and can be recycled and runoff also reused as a liquid feed for the garden. For indoor applications, natural light is used wherever possible, and LED’s as an additional lighting source. I like the outdoor green walls as you can harness the sun’s energy and have more of a natural insect population coming and going.

 

[Lily]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

Cheers. Lol

Each individual pot is made from recycled planet in Australia. The irrigation system has fertigation and can be recycled and runoff also reused as a liquid feed for the garden. For indoor applications, natural light is used where possible, and LED’s as an additional lighting source. I like the outdoor green walls as you can harness the sun’s energy and have more of a natural insect population coming and going.

Your work takes the dreary out of the clinical and "sterile" environments of the modern workspace. Absolutely enriching and lovely. And all the oxygen and cleaning of toxins in the materials that office are made of and cleaned with...beautiful. What a wonderful way to make a living. Kudos to you.

 

[Breakfall]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

Cheers. Lol

Each individual pot is made from recycled planet in Australia. The irrigation system has fertigation and can be recycled and runoff also reused as a liquid feed for the garden. For indoor applications, natural light is used where possible, and LED’s as an additional lighting source. I like the outdoor green walls as you can harness the sun’s energy and have more of a natural insect population coming and going.

Your work takes the dreary out of the clinical and "sterile" environments of the modern workspace. Absolutely enriching and lovely. And all the oxygen and cleaning of toxins in the materials that office are made of and cleaned with...beautiful. What a wonderful way to make a living. Kudos to you.

I’m having a hiatus from this business, due to Covid and people’s lack of expenditure.

With office applications, the plants absorb UFP’s from printers, which help save your lungs. Here’s a quick explanation:

The tests showed that some printers emitted tiny bits of toner in the form of ultrafine particles (UFPs). These particles can penetrate into the lungs and, the study's authors say, lead to respiratory complications, cardiovascular problems and cancer.

 

[Lily]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

Cheers. Lol

Each individual pot is made from recycled planet in Australia. The irrigation system has fertigation and can be recycled and runoff also reused as a liquid feed for the garden. For indoor applications, natural light is used where possible, and LED’s as an additional lighting source. I like the outdoor green walls as you can harness the sun’s energy and have more of a natural insect population coming and going.

Your work takes the dreary out of the clinical and "sterile" environments of the modern workspace. Absolutely enriching and lovely. And all the oxygen and cleaning of toxins in the materials that office are made of and cleaned with...beautiful. What a wonderful way to make a living. Kudos to you.

I’m having a hiatus from this business, due to Covid and people’s lack of expenditure.

With office applications, the plants absorb UFP’s from printers, which help save your lungs. Here’s a quick explanation:

The tests showed that some printers emitted tiny bits of toner in the form of ultrafine particles (UFPs). These particles can penetrate into the lungs and, the study's authors say, lead to respiratory complications, cardiovascular problems and cancer.

I hope you're back at it very soon! It probably creates a better work environment where people likely get along at least marginally better. I love that it brings nature indoors.

 

[Breakfall]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

Cheers. Lol

Each individual pot is made from recycled planet in Australia. The irrigation system has fertigation and can be recycled and runoff also reused as a liquid feed for the garden. For indoor applications, natural light is used where possible, and LED’s as an additional lighting source. I like the outdoor green walls as you can harness the sun’s energy and have more of a natural insect population coming and going.

Your work takes the dreary out of the clinical and "sterile" environments of the modern workspace. Absolutely enriching and lovely. And all the oxygen and cleaning of toxins in the materials that office are made of and cleaned with...beautiful. What a wonderful way to make a living. Kudos to you.

I’m having a hiatus from this business, due to Covid and people’s lack of expenditure.

With office applications, the plants absorb UFP’s from printers, which help save your lungs. Here’s a quick explanation:

The tests showed that some printers emitted tiny bits of toner in the form of ultrafine particles (UFPs). These particles can penetrate into the lungs and, the study's authors say, lead to respiratory complications, cardiovascular problems and cancer.

I hope you're back at it very soon! It probably creates a better work environment where people likely get along at least marginally better. I love that it brings nature indoors.

Truth be told, I disliked corporate business. Too much wankerism and unrealistic expectations. Initial installation costs are very high. If I’m to make a decent profit from it, the green walls are priced at AU$1400.00 per sq meter. It’s unaffordable to a lot of people. At the end of the day it’s a luxury, and in the current economic crisis we are experiencing, it’s not worth my trouble. I do have similar concepts using herb troughs and modified drink bottles (1.2l plastic coke bottles) that people can install themselves. Running a business like this has high overheads and I never originally ventured into this field solely to make a profit. I’m more environmentally conscious. It’s been a big learning curve for me over the years.

 

[The Prowler]

His home looks nice, but personally I wouldn't want all that greenery next to my 60' tele Lol.

I have to call bullshit on the 60 foot television.

 

[Dove]

There are lots of lovely, picturesque locations in England, but unfortunately the country as a whole is slowly being destroyed through state-enforced mass immigration. The way things are going, in a couple of generations it's going to resemble Afghanistan.

You know what I noticed?

Most all of the Troy kids I went to school with(from white upper class families btw) that grew up to be completely leftarded have all romanticized England, Germany, Amsterdam. Berlin is a place they all cream themselves over. They all slammed America as well and used to frequently say they couldn't wait to "leave this shit hole country"

And it was off putting to me because these kids had intact families and way more resources than I had. And nothing bad had happened to them....they were just "depressed" and had frequent arguments with their parents. BUT i was still always supportive.

A few of them left and went to college in Germany and are still somewhere over there. Others went to U of M. Then some went over to CA and MN.

 

[Omnipotent]

No... where are the native insects, reptiles, birds and mammals? Where is the biodiversty dummy? Have you seen MY garden?

Green walls reduce heating/cooling costs to homes, offices and buildings. A number of mammals, birds, insects use them as a haven from predators. They absorb CO2 and release O2. They are both aesthetically pleasing and practical, livening up a dull part of the home or southern side dark spot. They’re modular, versatile and can be installed in any given location, even roofs.
Cascur...this isn’t a garden replacement, it’s a compliment...an addition.

I have jasmine down my side ... very, very strong smelling jasmine.

 

[Omnipotent]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

It looks plastic... And it would only last two seconds.... It's high maintenance....

 

[Joe]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

It looks plastic... And it would only last two seconds.... It's high maintenance....

I don't know if this is the right thread, but you mentioned something about naturalized citizens born in Australia who couldn't get back into your country because they decided to visit India during the Pandemic.

Well...I read a story today in the Washington Post about some Afghan guy in Philadelphia who went in Afghanistan to visit relatives over there, took his kids, and now he can't get them out.




So...are these the 'Americans' or 'Canadians' or 'Australians' the media is talking about?

Naturalized citizens originally from Afghanistan who went back there against forewarnings from their adopted nations?

And then get trapped in Afghanistan because it was decisions made of their choosing?

If so...talk about having one's cake and being able to eat it.

If so, do we owe these people anything? And then they ask/demand that we bring their relatives, not naturalized citizens into our countries.

 

[Oerdin]

I imagine a lot of them are but not all. Some will work for NGOs and what not.

 

[Omnipotent]

And also Aussies, (real ones) who go to live in Bali think our goverment should just go pick them up......lol

Go read STELLAR in that thread at Newstalkback.... she's on the ball over the big immigration con.

 

[Joe]

And also Aussies, (real ones) who go to live in Bali think our goverment should just go pick them up......lol

Go read STELLAR in that thread at Newstalkback.... she's on the ball over the big immigration con.

But at least those Australians didn't willfuly enter a war zone.

I read 10 years ago that both Afghanistan and Iraq were the 2 most countries on the planet.

Anyone in their right mind to go there was doing so at their own risk.

High risk.

Just like insurance companies put the onus on their claimants when they engage in high risk behaviour, shouldn't governments do the same to their own citizens?

I think Australia was right to ban entry of those who disregarded the rules and got stuck in India.

 

[Omnipotent]

@Joe most of the Indian lot were actual Indians... they brought delta in.

 

[Omnipotent]

We live country run by foreign crooks... imo. If I was running the country I would revoke citizenships and deport them.

 

[Omnipotent]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

Cheers. Lol

Each individual pot is made from recycled planet in Australia. The irrigation system has fertigation and can be recycled and runoff also reused as a liquid feed for the garden. For indoor applications, natural light is used where possible, and LED’s as an additional lighting source. I like the outdoor green walls as you can harness the sun’s energy and have more of a natural insect population coming and going.

Your work takes the dreary out of the clinical and "sterile" environments of the modern workspace. Absolutely enriching and lovely. And all the oxygen and cleaning of toxins in the materials that office are made of and cleaned with...beautiful. What a wonderful way to make a living. Kudos to you.

I’m having a hiatus from this business, due to Covid and people’s lack of expenditure.

With office applications, the plants absorb UFP’s from printers, which help save your lungs. Here’s a quick explanation:

The tests showed that some printers emitted tiny bits of toner in the form of ultrafine particles (UFPs). These particles can penetrate into the lungs and, the study's authors say, lead to respiratory complications, cardiovascular problems and cancer.

You should have done affordable aquariums....

 

[Joe]

@Joe most of the Indian lot were actual Indians... they brought delta in.

Other thing I noticed on the news was how the American and Canadian media said they were going to evaculate the troops and just those who helped them like the translators.

But suddenly the list of those who are on those planes go beyond that list.
Now it's the friends and relatives of the translators.
"Can you help my cousin or family member? They need rescuing too."

So it looks like it's turning into one big Vietnam style airlift for much of the Afghan population regardless of whether they were helpers or not.

It own't be 30,000 Afghan allies but lookingmore like 300,000 Afghan refugees+.

 

[Omnipotent]

Last I read, (2 days ago) 70,000 had been taken out of there. They're going all over the place. I can't go to my other computer because I took sleeping tablets. Just google Australian ABC news stories Afghanistan...All the bleeding heart bullshit will be there.

 

[Joe]

We live country run by foreign crooks... imo. If I was running the country I would revoke citizenships and deport them.

That guy who took his entire family back to Afghanistan to visit the relatives...he was an idiot.

Most people who wanted to see their relatives would have gone alone and left the wife and kids back in America.

Oh well...different culture, different customs.

However his actions went beyond the boundaries of common sense for which he has no on else to blame but himself.

Taking his children into a war zone when he knew damn well the USA was withdrawing form there.

I call that child abuse.

 

[Dove]

We live country run by foreign crooks... imo. If I was running the country I would revoke citizenships and deport them.

That guy who took his entire family back to Afghanistan to visit the relatives...he was an idiot.

Most people who wanted to see their relatives would have gone alone and left the wife and kids back in America.

Oh well...different culture, different customs.

However his actions went beyond the boundaries of common sense for which he has no on else to blame but himself.

Taking his children into a war zone when he knew damn well the USA was withdrawing form there.

I call that child abuse.

Normally I would agree with you Joe but keep in mind the area was stable with American occupation and people were not warned that we were going to exit suddenly.

The first warning anyone received was the damn power going out.

If they had known the military was being pulled out and still failed to stay out or leave i would agree with you.

But they were making decisions based on American occupation.

They should have been evacuated before the military was pulled out....or given the option.

 

[Breakfall]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

Cheers. Lol

Each individual pot is made from recycled planet in Australia. The irrigation system has fertigation and can be recycled and runoff also reused as a liquid feed for the garden. For indoor applications, natural light is used where possible, and LED’s as an additional lighting source. I like the outdoor green walls as you can harness the sun’s energy and have more of a natural insect population coming and going.

Your work takes the dreary out of the clinical and "sterile" environments of the modern workspace. Absolutely enriching and lovely. And all the oxygen and cleaning of toxins in the materials that office are made of and cleaned with...beautiful. What a wonderful way to make a living. Kudos to you.

I’m having a hiatus from this business, due to Covid and people’s lack of expenditure.

With office applications, the plants absorb UFP’s from printers, which help save your lungs. Here’s a quick explanation:

The tests showed that some printers emitted tiny bits of toner in the form of ultrafine particles (UFPs). These particles can penetrate into the lungs and, the study's authors say, lead to respiratory complications, cardiovascular problems and cancer.

You should have done affordable aquariums....

Aquariums are affordable. Acrylic are best for bespoke designs. I prefer ponds for breeding purposes.

 

[Breakfall]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

It looks plastic... And it would only last two seconds.... It's high maintenance....

The plants are so healthy that it’s easy for people to assume that they’re plastic. It’s a common corny joke among the laymen and laywomen. Some of those walls are over 5 years old. It’s low maintenance and requires a monthly trim to encourage active growth and the odd spent leaves to be removed for the aesthetics.
I have an Associate Diploma in Horticulture, feel free to ask me any horticultural questions or science related questions, it’s my forte.

 

[Lily]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

It looks plastic... And it would only last two seconds.... It's high maintenance....

The plants are so healthy that it’s easy for people to assume that they’re plastic. It’s a common corny joke among the laymen and laywomen. Some of those walls are over 5 years old. It’s low maintenance and requires a monthly trim to encourage active growth and the odd spent leaves to be removed for the aesthetics.
I have an Associate Diploma in Horticulture, feel free to ask me any horticultural questions or science related questions, it’s my forte.

Do you know how to best care for a Staghorn Fern? I've looked online but have to figure out how to transplant it on to driftwood or something. You should have a subforum on this topic. Plant Doctor in the house!

 

[Breakfall]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

It looks plastic... And it would only last two seconds.... It's high maintenance....

The plants are so healthy that it’s easy for people to assume that they’re plastic. It’s a common corny joke among the laymen and laywomen. Some of those walls are over 5 years old. It’s low maintenance and requires a monthly trim to encourage active growth and the odd spent leaves to be removed for the aesthetics.
I have an Associate Diploma in Horticulture, feel free to ask me any horticultural questions or science related questions, it’s my forte.

Do you know how to best care for a Staghorn Fern? I've looked online but have to figure out how to transplant it on to driftwood or something. You should have a subforum on this topic. Plant Doctor in the house!

Yeah. Find a flattish piece of wood that’s around the same diameter as the back of the Staghorn, lay a decent amount of moist peat moss or sphagnum moss down, bind with twine; in some cases wire may also be required if the Staghorn is getting sizeable. Place the plant in a semi shaded location where some decent filtered light can get through. I personally like to grow mine on tree branches. If you’re going to place it on a hook on the wall or side of the house, be mindful that due to the ambience heat coming from the brick, plaster or concrete, extra watering may be required so that the plant doesn’t dry out easily. Sun-facing walls aren’t a good idea.

 

[Lily]

Do you like my work?

Gorgeous gardening. I think that's amazing! Stupendous! Will you be my friend?

It looks plastic... And it would only last two seconds.... It's high maintenance....

The plants are so healthy that it’s easy for people to assume that they’re plastic. It’s a common corny joke among the laymen and laywomen. Some of those walls are over 5 years old. It’s low maintenance and requires a monthly trim to encourage active growth and the odd spent leaves to be removed for the aesthetics.
I have an Associate Diploma in Horticulture, feel free to ask me any horticultural questions or science related questions, it’s my forte.

Do you know how to best care for a Staghorn Fern? I've looked online but have to figure out how to transplant it on to driftwood or something. You should have a subforum on this topic. Plant Doctor in the house!

Yeah. Find a flattish piece of wood that’s around the same diameter as the back of the Staghorn, lay a decent amount of moist peat moss or sphagnum moss down, bind with twine; in some cases wire may also be required if the Staghorn is getting sizeable. Place the plant in a semi shaded location where some decent filtered light can get through. I personally like to grow mine on tree branches. If you’re going to place it on a hook on the wall or side of the house, be mindful that due to the ambience heat coming from the brick, plaster or concrete, extra watering may be required so that the plant doesn’t dry out easily. Sun-facing walls aren’t a good idea.

I bought it in a pot, should I remove the potting soil before I bind it to the wood?