Owlet
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(I hope this is okay in this section, if not let me know I can re-post it elsewhere and delete this one)
So I decided to start my own garden a few days ago so I could grow fresh herbs and flowers for the birds. I want to expand to vegetables at some point but I don't really know what I'm doing so going to start easy and something I could reasonably do indoors.
Right now I have; chamomile, kale, oregano, sage, rosemary, thyme, mint and parsley. I also thought it would be cool if I grew some wheat grass in a separate tub and put a plastic mesh over it that the grass could go through and Apollo could pick and forage around it without digging through the dirt and making a mess and possibly nesting.
Today my kale, chamomile, and oregano starting sprouting and I'm super excited. However one pod of the kale seems to have a white fuzz on it and I read that that is a fungus from over watering a seedling and will go away if I don't water it too much, from my understanding it would still be safe for human consumption but would it be okay for the birds?
And the soil I am using:
Some of the sprouts, including the fuzz on the kale.
edit: Not sure why the images rotated... oops :/
edit 2: fixed images and uploaded more.
So I decided to start my own garden a few days ago so I could grow fresh herbs and flowers for the birds. I want to expand to vegetables at some point but I don't really know what I'm doing so going to start easy and something I could reasonably do indoors.
Right now I have; chamomile, kale, oregano, sage, rosemary, thyme, mint and parsley. I also thought it would be cool if I grew some wheat grass in a separate tub and put a plastic mesh over it that the grass could go through and Apollo could pick and forage around it without digging through the dirt and making a mess and possibly nesting.
Today my kale, chamomile, and oregano starting sprouting and I'm super excited. However one pod of the kale seems to have a white fuzz on it and I read that that is a fungus from over watering a seedling and will go away if I don't water it too much, from my understanding it would still be safe for human consumption but would it be okay for the birds?
And the soil I am using:
Some of the sprouts, including the fuzz on the kale.
edit: Not sure why the images rotated... oops :/
edit 2: fixed images and uploaded more.
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