thecrackedpotgardeners vlog

Yes

Did I mention the polytunnel physically blowing away, to the destruction of EVERYTHING inside it ?

Or the Blossom End Rot on the Capsicums ? Or NONE of the runner beans producing flowers one year ? (let alone beans), or the Peas shrivelling up, or the tomatoes rotting, or the total annihilation of my brassicas by white cabbage butterflies, or.....

I can't comment on brewing, but gardening is one challenge after the other. We are defined not by easy successes, but by our resilience in the face of adversity.

(on THAT basis, I must be the Lucacian Professor of Horticultural Entropic EmBuggerment at Cambridge PolyVersity)

We learn from our setbacks, and develop strategies to avoid them the NEXT year. (frequently involving bits of wood with nails in them).

So what has happened (or not happened) now ?

And what are you going to do about it NEXT season ?

taking care of my sister meant losing my income so i get nothing now and that is making things hard to sort out like the polly when they brake i feel like just saying to hell with it all you lot must think im the most indecisive person you have ever met

Well, being on a limited income CAN be a challenge.

In regards to the polytunnel; you mentioned that the skin was failing. Is it just flaking to pieces due to UV light, or is it being abraded by the rusty spots on the framework ?

If it is the latter, then there is a relatively cheap solution. Just wrap tape around the effected sections to limit further abrasion ?

well i have made the decision to sell the tunnel and new cover and build my shed instead the shed will make a homebrew plus bar work area the shed will be the winter project i hope you will all join me on my journey in to home brewing lol

Roofus, a bucket is NOT a mug.

Don't encourage him!

Am I correct in thinking you are just building a shed?