Hi @MYC
Looks like fertiliser to me. Fungal mycelium is threadlike rather than granular fertilser. And because this is in patches as fertiliser is li ...
Hi @audzzz
What is growing is definitely not kikuyu - it is far too fine. It could be a fescue (with outbreaks of clover included) but I am inclined ...
Hi @frannie
The outside of the fruits looks very like lemon scab. However, this does not usually cause browning to the inside of the fruit. Affected ...
Hi @Caro24
I too welcome you to the Workshop Community!
That certainly looks like spray droplets to my eye too. Seaweed and liquid fertilisers applie ...
Hi @Daisy2024
The visible scale is a waxy covering over an insect that is sucking the sap. To efficiently control scale, you should apply a horticult ...
Hi again @chickenhead
Native plants generally do not like being dug up and moved once they have settled in to a spot in the garden. Once they have be ...
Hi @chickenhead
There is absolutely no reason why you shouldn't use worm tea on native plants! As Jacob has said, it is a natural form of nutrition a ...
Hello @Rahman
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your question about your gua ...
Hi @lichenzhang04,
Thank you for your question about caring for orchid seedlings and welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is fantastic to ...
Hi @chickenhead, I'd suggest using Scotts Osmocote 500g Native Controlled Release Fertiliser as opposed to the potting mix. This is a controlled relea ...
Hi @audzzz,
It's obviously a very thin-bladed grass. One that springs to mind is Kentucky Bluegrass. However, it could just be a mix of thin-bladed ...
Evening @CKL
My guess was a possum first up (I have had cockatoos do that to a Jacaranda trees but there cut lines were smoother) Going through and ...
Hi @MYC
Looks like fertiliser to me. Fungal mycelium is threadlike rather than granular fertilser. And because this is in patches as fertiliser is li ...
Hi @audzzz
What is growing is definitely not kikuyu - it is far too fine. It could be a fescue (with outbreaks of clover included) but I am inclined ...
Hi @frannie
The outside of the fruits looks very like lemon scab. However, this does not usually cause browning to the inside of the fruit. Affected ...
Hi @Caro24
I too welcome you to the Workshop Community!
That certainly looks like spray droplets to my eye too. Seaweed and liquid fertilisers applie ...
Hi @Daisy2024
The visible scale is a waxy covering over an insect that is sucking the sap. To efficiently control scale, you should apply a horticult ...
Hi again @chickenhead
Native plants generally do not like being dug up and moved once they have settled in to a spot in the garden. Once they have be ...
Hi @chickenhead
There is absolutely no reason why you shouldn't use worm tea on native plants! As Jacob has said, it is a natural form of nutrition a ...
