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Just don’t spray that if there are any men around. Extremely estrogenic.

When filling the bucket every couple inches of scrapes sprinkle some bran. The tricky part is just like sauerkraut you have to make sure air does not make contact with the scraps or mold will form. What you want to see is just a white “mold” form. You can use a plastic bag and some kind of weight. I got tired of that and I bought one of those lids for a five gallon bucket that has rubber sides creating an air tight seal.

Basically bokashi is just pickling. Predigesting the scrapes making it easily digestible for the soil organisms. Simple process, pickle food scrapes then trench compost.

This is how do I get ride of tomatoes because I didn’t have the heart to pull perfectly good plants still producing.

I grew these for the first time this year. I didn’t think they were going to ripen, but they are coming on strong now, Habanada peppers. They blew my mind, all the flavor of a habanero with no heat or very little. They are so good. I don’t know if there is a better tasting pepper, my opinion of course. I like hot stuff as well, but you can get so much more pepper flavor out of these without the overwhelming fire. And if you need a little heat add it.

#peppers #gardenstr

All credit goes to you! 🫂

It is Kind of a chicken cacciatore. Crushed whole tomatoes, onions, garlic, basque peppers, habanada peppers, chanterelles, chicken, basil, and some parmigiana.

Agree. My body has adjusted. If tired you can just do light stuff. The important thing is just to keep the routine going. I find a lot of satisfaction in that.

45 minutes mace work. I’m convinced. I am going to do #31days forever. Maybe an occasional day off.

It takes longer, but I like how the whole ones look. If the peppers are thick I find you have to cut them in half.