shaaark 11,415 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 12 minutes ago, Franks dad said: If it’s bonsai trees then bangers is the man … goes hand in hand with martial arts … it calms the mind Someone send him a thousand bonsai trees!! f****r's uptight as f**k, constantly!! lol 1 Quote Link to post
chartpolski 27,901 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 (edited) Home made compost in a raised onion bed. 140 onion sets just planted ; compost bins full of chicken, pheasant, duck, partridge carcasses , fish heads and bones, vegetable peelings, grass cuttings, egg shells , poultry guano, etc, and left for four or five years for the worms to do their work. I look forward to giving you periodic updates as to the progress of the onions ! Cheers. Edited March 11 by chartpolski 1 1 Quote Link to post
Bangersanmash 5,212 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 18 minutes ago, chartpolski said: Home made compost in a raised onion bed. 140 onion sets just planted ; compost bins full of chicken, pheasant, duck, partridge carcasses , fish heads and bones, vegetable peelings, grass cuttings, egg shells , poultry guano, etc, and left for four or five years for the worms to do their work. I look forward to giving you periodic updates as to the progress of the onions ! Cheers. Small bed that for 140 onions charts mate Quote Link to post
chartpolski 27,901 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 1 minute ago, Bangersanmash said: Small bed that for 140 onions charts mate 1 minute ago, Bangersanmash said: Small bed that for 140 onions charts mate 8’ x 4’ mate, standard size . Cheers. Quote Link to post
Bangersanmash 5,212 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 20 minutes ago, chartpolski said: Home made compost in a raised onion bed. 140 onion sets just planted ; compost bins full of chicken, pheasant, duck, partridge carcasses , fish heads and bones, vegetable peelings, grass cuttings, egg shells , poultry guano, etc, and left for four or five years for the worms to do their work. I look forward to giving you periodic updates as to the progress of the onions ! Cheers. My grandad used to grown them then do all that platting them together then hang them in outer house on side of the house. Grew some belta onions big fuckers. Quote Link to post
chartpolski 27,901 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 Just now, Bangersanmash said: My grandad used to grown them then do all that platting them together then hang them in outer house on side of the house. Grew some belta onions big fuckers. When I grow so many I’ll lift them at various sizes, early ones are pickled then the big ones are done the same as your grandads. Cheers. 1 Quote Link to post
Bangersanmash 5,212 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 1 minute ago, chartpolski said: 8’ x 4’ mate, standard size . Cheers. You can thin them out if you find them too close if you want some decent size onions. 1 Quote Link to post
Bangersanmash 5,212 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 2 minutes ago, chartpolski said: When I grow so many I’ll lift them at various sizes, early ones are pickled then the big ones are done the same as your grandads. Cheers. Can't beat onion gravy my lad won't have it on Sunday dinners if it's not got onions in fussy c**t at eating picks at owt. I was brought up that if you don't eat it you get f**k all. Quote Link to post
chartpolski 27,901 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 (edited) 6 minutes ago, Bangersanmash said: Can't beat onion gravy my lad won't have it on Sunday dinners if it's not got onions in fussy c**t at eating picks at owt. I was brought up that if you don't eat it you get f**k all. Some of last seasons onions; Cheers. Edited March 11 by chartpolski 3 Quote Link to post
scotty12 3,854 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 12 minutes ago, Bangersanmash said: Can't beat onion gravy my lad won't have it on Sunday dinners if it's not got onions in fussy c**t at eating picks at owt. I was brought up that if you don't eat it you get f**k all. Get him to try those onions mate if he's fussy there just the same but with some flavour in them 2 Quote Link to post
Bangersanmash 5,212 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 10 minutes ago, chartpolski said: Some of last seasons onions; Cheers. Look nice and healthy them. Learned alot off my grandad when I had my plot. Got told to leave the onions in until the tops full start to droup. Same with spuds the tops start to turn. Quote Link to post
Bangersanmash 5,212 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 5 minutes ago, scotty12 said: Get him to try those onions mate if he's fussy there just the same but with some flavour in them We're talking serious here about proper f***ing onions. Not garlic f***ing powder an other shit. 1 Quote Link to post
chartpolski 27,901 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 Yeah Scotty ! Stop trying to hijack our onion thread ! Cheers. 2 Quote Link to post
scotty12 3,854 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 (edited) 5 minutes ago, Bangersanmash said: We're talking serious here about proper f***ing onions. Not garlic f***ing powder an other shit. They are proper onions ya mad b*****d, big onion fields up here in Scotland then there taking to the factory through a Machine that punches a hole in the middle of them then cut into smaller sections and finally flavouring added. There grown on the best fertilised soil in Scotland the factory and fields ain't far from me You not learn anything useful info down the allotment ? Edited March 11 by scotty12 Quote Link to post
chartpolski 27,901 Posted March 11 Report Share Posted March 11 3 minutes ago, scotty12 said: They are proper onions ya mad b*****d, big onion fields up here in Scotland then there taking to the factory through a Machine that punches a hole in the middle of them then cut into smaller sections and finally flavouring added. There grown on the best fertilised soil in Scotland the factory and fields ain't far from me You not learn anything useful info down the allotment ? I’ve heard Hull has the best fertile soil . Cheers. Quote Link to post
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