Minibog 5000!!!

[David]

Originally Posted by kentosaurs

...One more thing just to tell people that are making stuff like this.....Do not put shells in it....Which i already replaced with another rock...

Ken

I don't know about other members but I just have to say this... I think your statement above is not appropriate as Koas was trying to HELP you by giving SOUND ADVISE to you. If you are referring to a statement by someone to you in the future, please refer to his name and not to say things like "to tell people...". What people are you talking about! I think this is rude.

[arvin555]

Okay! I just made a longish reply about the shell then realized that Ken already changed the shell to a rock so no more debate there, I think that is a safer and in fact more aethetically nearer to a real bog as I doubt if you can see shells like these in bog ponds.

David, I am not too sure if Ken meant it that way or not. But for me I hope what he meant was this:

"One more thing just to tell people that are making stuff like this .....Do not put shells in it....Which i already replaced with another rock..."

I think he meant making stuff like a Bog or a Mini Bog garden.... so he did not mean that members are making stuff up like calcium carbonate, etc.

I also am not too sure if it is a big thing or not (the calcium carbonate thing), but as mentioned above I think it really doesn't give a bog look if there is a shell anyway

I realized I just butted in on something that I am not too personally involved in, so I'll shut up now and hope Ken can confirm/clarify what he meant about the sentence.

TTFN
Arvin

[plantlover]

I think ken meant people who are building minibogs too should not put shells as it may harm CPs.

[Aliamyz]

Nice project Ken.Nothing to do ah?Holiday didn't go anywhere ah?

[kentosaurs]

Hi David

Wow went to church come back soo many replies for the first time lol............Anyways what i was trying to say is just to tell people to not put a shell in they're minibogs as simple as that just like what aaron and arvin was sayin :D

Hi Ali

Well thanks for the kind comments......Nop not going anywhere this year ;D and i also worry bout my neps when i go out cos normally when i come home my neps will all look wilty which will normally recover after a day when i give them all a nice soak

Ken

Thanks

[kentosaurs]

Oh hi david after reading the thread i relised what you meant my bad......That reply was meant for other forums hehehehehe......sorry kaos my bad

Ken

[edwardyeeks]

Dear everyone,

Forgive kenneth if you can. He is still young and everyone makes mistakes once in a while. Futhermore, I think he means that people who wish to make a minibog should not use shells.

Kenneth, do watch out what you are writting in the future, people may misunderstand and blame you. So do watch out, I mean no offense.

I know this is rather personal and a little touchy subject that I should not involve myself in, but I do not wih our forum to have a bad image. Whats more, there are younger people than ken and it will not be a good example.

So lets just forget about this situation and return back to our CP madness?

I don't think I will be starting a minibog, today I made a HUGE mistake, I soaked sphagnum in water for two and a half day and it stinks a lot....!!!! hate it! Fauzi knows, don't tell anyone, Fauzi why I soaked sphagnum moss soo longgg....hehehe.

Have a nice day, everyone.

Cheers

[kentosaurs]

Well i don't even soak them at all lol...............Anyways thanks ed

Ken

[Khoas]

I would be careful with any limestone type rock, same reason CaCO3. I use quartz type rocks such as jasper. rock crystal or any inert rock such as granite and basalts.

[David]

Originally Posted by kentosaurs

Hi David

Anyways what i was trying to say is just to tell people to not put a shell in they're minibogs as simple as that just like what aaron and arvin was sayin :D

... i also worry bout my neps when i go out cos normally when i come home my neps will all look wilty which will normally recover after a day when i give them all a nice soak.

Hi Ken. Thanks for your explaination. Appreciate it.

By the way, just a tip for you if you want to travel outstation for holidays. Just in case you want to try it out. This is what I do and it works well for me. I would shift them to a place with no direct sunlight (just bright light) and place them in pails/ or on water saucer. Pour about 2 inches or more of water into the pail or water tray.

I can be gone for 1-2 weeks and the plants will be fine when I get back.