JuanPa ☀️🟨☘️🟫💧 AgroecologíaMuy muy buen video, casi todo lo q se habla es agricultura. Por eso me fastidia tanto que Turiel tenga ese tono tan agresivo sin reconocer errores. Porque hace que contenido buenísimo como este quede descartado por esa idea tan bipolar de las RRSS.
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VegPlotter: Online Vegetable Garden and Allotment PlannerBeetroot seeds have a natural germination inhibitor, requiring heavy rain to sprout. Speed up the process by soaking them in lukewarm water for 24 hours. Sow while still damp, and seedlings should emerge in 10-14 days. #GardeningTips #GrowYourOwn
Grow guide here: vegplotter.com/grow-guides/...
KimberleyHad a lovely chat with my neighbour out in the garden. He struggles to grow fruit and lost all his raspberries, I lack the patience for annual veg seed starting but my perennial fruit plants are very abundant so he offered to share his veg in exchange for some fruit. Between us we've got a good harvest covered. I like that rather than all of us trying to grow bits of everything.
Also traded some raspberry cuttings for well rotted horse manure from another neighbour.
BroadforkBefore I get accused of being a snake oil salesman again by anybody, the information on John Kempf’s podcast and website is all freely accessible.
Access to the Kind Harvest community, which I have had in the past but not at present, requires membership. #RegenerativeAgriculture #SolarPunkSunday #GrowYourOwn #Agriculture #ClimateAction
VegPlotterBeetroot seeds have a natural germination inhibitor, requiring heavy rain to sprout. Speed up the process by soaking them in lukewarm water for 24 hours. Sow while still damp, and seedlings should emerge in 10-14 days. #GardeningTips #GrowYourOwn
Grow guide here: https://vegplotter.com/grow-guides/beetroot
GangaBehold! The fruit of the pomegranate 😄
200g of pomegranate arils. Medium pomegranates sell for around $6 atm, and this one was LARGE. (Pic in thread.) Even more 💰 for "seeded" pomegranates.
The taste of this one? Sweet, with a tang. It would have probably benefited from more time on the tree, but it is my first ever pomegranate so am still learning how to judge the ripeness.
Still, it is very nice and I am making a week's worth of chia puddings to go with the pomegranate.
There are lots of things to make with pomegranates, and I'll be making some throughout the pomegranate season. Particularly Middle Eastern dishes.
#fromTheGarden #FromTheKitchen #GrowYourOwn #WhatIAmCooking #food #Pomegranate
This is what I’m trying to emulate with my gardening. This was three years ago. I have not grown the like before or since, but once you’ve seen it you know it can be done.
Six bean pods formed from the same node.
No pesticides, insecticides, artificial fertilisers, no dig, in soil with a large worm count, seeds initially soaked and then fed with LAB, nettle FPJ, comfrey feed and worm cast extract.
#Gardening #GrowYourOwn #HomeGrown #Allotment #SoilHealth #SolarPunkSunday #NoDig
Uilliam Mac ᚒᚔᚂᚂᚔᚐᚋ10 foods you can grow in mason jars
https://gardeningsoul.com/10-foods-you-can-grow-in-mason-jars/
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#growYourOwn #Food #gardening 14673889 #horticulture #herbs #scallions
10 Foods You Can Grow in Mason Jars
With just a few mason jars, some potting mix, water, and sunlight, you can grow a surprising variety of fresh, edible plants right on your windowsill, balcony, or kitchen counter. Mason jars don’t just look charming - they also let you observe root growth, control watering easily, and make use of limited space. Why Grow Food in Mason Jars? Before we get to the plants, let’s understand why mason jars work so well for small-scale growing. 1. Space Efficiency You can line jars along a sunny windowsill, kitchen shelf, or balcony ledge. They take up minimal room but still allow
Current status of the New Year’s Day planted potato experiment. As feared, we barely had a frost last winter. These are Casablanca first earlies and will be either harvested or moved out before the tomatoes and cucumbers are planted in this greenhouse bed in a month or so’s time. #Gardening #GrowYourOwn #HomeGrown
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