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I've been working towards an exhibition, but I've taken some time out for dishes and dabbers, to have a break away from the exhibition stuff. These are some of the results. Alien, Conan and Gothic themed, respectively.

another good product is bilge cleaner ... yes, the one they use in boats to clean the bilges. It's very bio degradable and non-toxic. Mix a cap or two with water, give it a good shake or two, soak it in over night and give it a rinse in the morning. If it doesn't get it all, then go to the salt...

Harvesting's not the problem, try trimming all that :D seriously, though, usually 4, 5 was pushing it space wise, because they got so big :P we had tomatoes and veggies in the front of the greenhouse.

I used to put them to seed so they were ready to put into the ground start of September and harvest in Feb, any longer and we'd get rot in the buds because of the greenhouse atmosphere and because the buds were so dense. Being in a greenhouse, you might find that you can start your crop later...

I haven't grown in a while, I've gotten too interested in concentrating on my glass to have a hobby that could potentially have an interrupting influence on it. I prefer to be able to pay someone to take the risks instead. ;) Don't get me wrong, I used to love growing (strictly greenhouse...

hi MoE Nice to meet you. lucky you're somewhere warm, I'm down in frosty Melbourne :)

So I'm sitting at the bar talking to one of the few people I know in town and in the meantime people are staring holes in my back. I guess links are a bit old school compared to posting pics. Anyway, welcome to the forum, wickedglass! We're looking forward to seeing some of your work and...

You know that feeling you get when you walk into a bar all friendly like and say "Hi!" and people just stare at you?

Hello, rollitup! Just thought I'd introduce myself first before I start posting in threads. My usual forum name is Aussie, but that wasn't available here, so I had to fall back on an old nick. I'm an antipodean glassblower with 20 years of experience in lampworking and many of the glassblowers...