They look good. Do you use poison?

Don't have pics but I harvested 18kg of potatoes last week from half of one of my big wicking beds. Going to do a whole bed next and better time hopefully get twice as much.

Other things growing on currently
>tomatoes galore
>queensland blue pumpkin
>zucchini
>rock melon, water melon, cucumbers
>onion, carrots, parsnip
>sweet corn
>green beans

growing is fun and tasty

>gardening
>mid december
southie?

>>2963220
No poison, just seasol, blood and bone and natural fertiliser
>>2963238
Damn! Sounds like a big setup! I wish we had more room. We currently have a pomegranate, orange, lemon, mandarin, apricot, nectarine l, nz grapefruit and loquat trees, and in the veggie patch we've got tonnes of tomatoes, zucchini, egg plant, chilli, capsicum, spinach, spring onions, basil, sage, basil mint, lemon grass and strawberries
>>2963245
>southie?
Deep south, as in Australia

>>2963346
That's a lot of fruit trees! If there's one thing I wish I could have it's more fruit trees but alas no space. Instead I got a so called "fruit salad tree" That's multi-grafted. Was 4 in 1 but 1 died so now it's just peach, nectarine and plum on 1 tree. Bloody expensive tree it was too.

>>2963451
Its never enough though! Shit we might have to look at getting somwthing like that, would be nice to get a bunch of different fruits off the same tree

>>2963219
What's a safe recipe of dishsoap solution to use to kill whiteflies? (Orange tree)
I have been using 2 tablespoons of concentrated dishsoap per gallon and it seems its OK, so far no appreciable damage on the leaf, I'm not rinsing either, maybe I'll get fucked in 2 weeks.
Should I rinse that shit afterwards or not?

And is it true that these are immune to permethrin now?