Just a Quick Look at some of my different growing areas with some mini micro climates to grow in the subtropics. Everything is a work in progress and the gardening climates are always changing as plants get bigger and shade areas are made. PS - will be happy when I get some rain 🌧️

I finally got into the garden after a busy week and todays job was digging out the potato bags, I've had the aussie gardener bags for a few years and they have been groin g well, however, this year i have got a lot less out of the bags then ever i got nothing out of one of the big bags. The plants were doing well and had been watered regally with the hose that leaks ( another thing for the shopping list) Id used Premium veggie potting mix with manure and sewed in the bag, usually the soil starts there and works its way to top up the beds, however after the miserable potato harvest i think im going to toss it. I'm thinking in future, buy a premium potting mix but add compost ,fertilizer, castings and manure myself. I did add mushroom compost layer as they were growing but I don't think it did much, just another one to add to the blueberry that didn't like its new soil. has anyone got some suggestions to make a decent soil for veggies ? Thank you

We are getting a lot of internal traffic from Skool now, but unfortunately, nearly all of them do not participate. I have decided to create three sets of questions for those wanting to join, so I can filter out any that just want to sniff around, spam or scam. My goal from the start here is to build a quality community with a friendly culture with high participation. If you have joined recently and haven't done so please introduce yourself to the community and let us know a little bit more about yourself. I may have to consider removing those who haven't participated in any way. I dont really like making posts like this but it's a part of growing, expanding and creating a place where we all want to return to as often as we can and enjoy the experience. Please feel free to ask any questions or comment below regarding this post. Happy Gardening Marty