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Ohh shame I didn't catch yesterday's thread. Recently got started on my vegetable garden. Already prepared my land. Now I need to know what some synergystic crops are, which should I grow together?

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>>1011275
This should help bro

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>>1011274

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>>1011274
original

Is there anything for the Southern hemisphere? Would love to start turning our acreage into productive land.

>>1011276
Thanks anon. What do you grow?

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Potatoes, easy way.

i'm actualy visiting my folks right now, does anyone have any trees or other long-living plants you would recommend for the Midwestern states? there too old to keep a garden but growing some fruit trees might work

>>124772033


Growing potatoes in tires best shit. Did it in potato sacks for ages.
PROTIP: use midsummer 24h a day sunlight.

Ps. You would kill to have few of my potatoes.

This thread was really good

>>1011276
>growing ayyliums
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrZRIW87eWI

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growing your own potatoes is probably the most redpilling money saving thing one can do

you don't survive on chewing green leafs

>>1011276
You can use roses as a monitor againist powdery mildew, roses are more subscetible againist that illness and will get it much sooner than the grapes.

>>1011286
I remember posting about reading something like this in the previous thread, it's a cool thing.

>>1011288
wouldn't you get a ton of poison tubers this way?


or would they mature.

>>1011274
Awesome, i found a new hobby

>>1011290
it's actually pretty satisfying, seeing it grow, smelling it, saving money because you're eating it.

Fresh ingredients are better tasting food.

It's pretty fucking dank.

and you don't even need to go outside.

What are you growing this year lads?

Im growing tomatoes, potatoes, chillis, shallots, swiss chard , spearmint, chocolate mint, basil, chives, thyme, rosemary, radishes, salad leaves, spring onions, oregano and lettuce.

how do i pronounce "pol/? i always said "peel" but that sounds sort of weird

>>1011281
...
Why has the toilet/shower need to be bomb-proof?

>>1011293

Literally how it's spelled.

"pol"
"pawl"
"Paul"

>>1011291
how not have to go outside? grow lights?

>>1011295
some american can confirm this?

>>1011289
as long as they don't get daylight, they will be fine.
its why we have to earth them up when grwoing in soil.

>>1011291
Just curious, are there a lot of stories of growers getting raided by police?

Not a dudeWeedLmao, but i would think it would set off a few flags to government agencies on buying fertilizers and growing lamps.

>>1011289
When you buy fresh potato as long as they don't have sprouts or have a green-ish colour they're good.

It has happened yes but aslong as you have nothing illegal the police have to pay for anything they damaged during the raid.

>>1011299

I mean buying grow lamps isn't illegal so they wouldn't waste time doing that

Don't be niggers and just rape the soil! Plant cover crops during offseason to replenish soil nutrients. Also crop rotation is key

>>1011282
Apples

>>1011299
it's true. I live in an area with a short growing season. Started seeds indoors in the attic during the end of the winter. All the neighbors made fun of me for the pink glow coming out of the attic windows. Was actually just veggies. You will probably have to black out the windows with curtains or garbage bags, just because the grow lights look suspicious.

In what fucking way is this political, niggers?

>>1011297
why would you even consider spelling it differently? "peel" makes no sense from both English and Czech perspective.

>>1011281
Nice work w the worm bins. No-til is boss

>>1011296
yeah
>>1011299
honestly I don't think so, as sketchy as buying grow light shit off amazon is, it's not going to set off any alarm bells, and even if you get raided, they'll be so fucking confused when you're growing fucking basil, they might take your basil though LUL, but then you sue them,

>>1011306
not giving into the GMO-jew.

>>1011299
Cash is king

>>1011307
wrong. name paul is also pronounced peel so its close

>>1011306

it's pretty good practice for sustaining yourself if you're an anarchist/libertarian etc... off grid sensibilities and sticking it to big business buy growing your own food and buying local. just because people aren't flaming doesn't mean it has no political value, it's just a lot of groups agree that growing is good

What started these kinds of threads?

Not criticizing you guys, just curious.

>>1011274
Just moved back into my house. Have a decent sized backyard but a lot of it is paved (good for the kids, not good for gardening.)
Anyways, im in Texas and i never really grown anything in my life. I been trying to grow devil lettuce but can't get ANY of these seeds to germinate, im thinking that's because im using seeds from shitty mexican weed.

What would be a good, low maintenance food to grow in South Texas, and do i need to germinate fruit/veggie seeds the same way i do weed???

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>>1011286
I can understand doing it for fun but why would you grow potatoes when they are like 3 dollars for 20lbs?

>>1011317
>I can understand doing it for fun but why would you grow potatoes when they are like 3 dollars for 20lbs?

This

I do grow them myself though.

>>1011312
Paul is definitely not pronounced the same way as "peel". I have the feeling that rather than "/pol" you pronounced "peel" the wrong way all along.

In a Czech phonetic transcription, "Paul" would be pronounced as "pól" while "peel" as "píl".

>>1011316
beets, courgettes,squash,turnips.
majority of seeds can be started indoors in pots and planted out later.

>>1011317
you can avoid too much intake of pesticides etc with own grown foods.

>>1011317
Free pesticides since colorado beetles and other hideous insects don't live inside a small garden (or if they live there you'll just squish them when you see them.

>>1011294
in case tou had extra spicy taco bell yesterday
isn't it obvious ?

>>1011319
stfu

Any tips on tilling with damp soil? Am I just being impatient?

>>1011316
>quit being cheap nigger
>buy established genetics
>germinate in water w a few drops of hydrogen peroxide

Use seedstarters for vegetables

>>1011325
>tilling 1900s
>worms (no till) welcome to 2teens

>>1011276
>a trap crop
agriculture is pretty gay

>>1011324
I'm doing you a service. You won't sound like a retard the next time you ask for "pawled potatoes".

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>>1011316
I have always started devils lettuce in my bonsai pots and kept them in a somewhat shady spot until they got big enough to move.

>>1011331
>this

No way to cure stretch

>>1011274
How the fuck is this /pol/ related?
>>>/diy/

>>1011328
Please stop being retarded.

>>1011333
>potatoes and plants
>not related to /pol/
can't you see ??

>>1011334
>please suck a dick and learn something faggot

>>1011335
This isn't irish /pol/

>>1011333
Among the constant shilling, "1 post by this ID", copypastas, bait threads and bbc porn, is a gardening thread that much of annoyance to you?

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>>1011338
Yes

>>1011339
>sweden

>>1011339
/pol/ used to have loads of self-improvement and skill/trade-learning threads prior to the Zimmerman trials. It has all gone downhill since then.

>>1011340
you know dude you should join the /pol/ plants discord https://discord.gg/GzEYt

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>>1011333
/plant/ is too comfy and innocent for this place, and /out/ is just too full of newfags and bores

>>1011325
Wait for it to get dry, if you till it now it will get muddy, then, solid like fucking granite.

Gardening needs patience.

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>>1011342
>/pol/ plants discord

https://discord.gg/BFM5C
and this is the normal pol discord

>>1011317
Because stores aren't going to sell food during ww3

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neat thread. I only have innawoods plant related stuff, so I'll post that I suppose

I didn't know this was a thread but I like it

So I live in and apartment and bought an spice garden pot. Rosemary, sage and thyme. I think my thyme is dead desu but the others are good. Besides watering what else should I supplement their nutrition with? Also should I worry about pests or fungus in an apartment?

>>1011348

Check out Cody's Lab on YT, he does this

Anyone ever planted
tomatoes ?

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I have turned 3 bathtubs into diy garden beds, filled them with some nice fertile soil and planted the following.
> strawberries
> carrots
> lettuce
> chilies
> some marigolds to keep pests away.
The lettuce was great and is still growing, I've harvested the strawberries and they were plump and juicy, the carrots got fucked up and didn't grow as well as I'd hoped and the Chiles are slow going.
The marigolds couldn't save the last harvest of strawberries though.

I'm genuinely surprised some of you have a green thumb.

>>1011351
I tried that last year and only grew half what I had hoped
What's your climate like in your garden/favela?
Is it moist or dry?

>>1011297
"pole"

>>1011351
already 20 cm tall, probably in a week i'll have to hoe them and start placing the growing support.

>>1011349
Marigolds keep pests away.
How'd you kill the thyme, mine have outlasted all my other spices

>>1011349
You could possibly supplement with fertiliser, but I don't personally know much about what herbs would like. If they're growing in a well-lit windowsill/area with good ventilation then you probably won't have to worry about anything.

>>1011352
If you're anywhere that gets cold weather chili plants can take a while to fruit. I tried growing some bhut jolokia and they took forever to harden off.

What is the advised quantity of dirt for cucumber in a pot?

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Grew a chilli plant in my bedroom window a year ago. Felt good tending to it daily, gave me a good few chillis which went into a chutney

>>1011274
> When local youths keep fucking up your rose bed, but you can't shoot them for violating the NAP.

>>>/out/

Mildly off topic but foraging is a pretty nice hobby, don't need land or to plant anything yourself. And everywhere I go I'm finding garlic mustard and stinging nettle, it's a great feeling, infinite leafs.

>>1011360
Nice anon

>>1011353
Very dry from May to September, fairly humid otherwise.

>>1011355
I tried this a long time ago, had problems with pests.

>>1011349
>>1011349
as long as the pots are big enough and you have good compost, you shouldn't need to do much.
Don't overwater them as herbs don't like it.

Pests you may encounter will probably be aphids/greenfly which you can kill by mixing 1tsp olive oil 1tsp soft soap in a litre spray bottle and spraying

>>1011362
> destroying a comfy thread with shitpost

Please no

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>>1011369

>>1011360
Noice.
>>1011356
When I first got it I thought I was over watering it but then it died because I wasn't. I also trimmed it a bit and think that fucked it. And the rosemary and thyme plants are much bigger so it probably was in their shade and didn't get enough sun.

>>1011359
5litre at least

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>>1011370

mangoes, pawpaw, elephant apple and thinking of getting some mulberries and a herb garden set up

>>1011358
I'm in SE QUEENSLAND so everything is humid all the time.

>>1011365
You might need a little moisture, but that should be fine.

>>1011371
Yeah that'll do it.

>>1011274
There's a tree to the side of my current garden that's been there for as long as I can remember, it even caught fire once and is still going strong, and I don't really think cutting it down is an option.
So instead of doing that, would it be an OK idea to just let the neighboring grape vine grow into the tree?
The tree is low enough for me to reach the fruits if the vine were to grow on it, and the tree isn't doing anything else other than giving half of my garden partial shade throughout the day

>>1011374
My neighbor grows mangos
Damn spry for an 95 year old farmer

>>1011376
you could try but the grapevines usually need full sun to really flourish

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This is my kind of thread.

>>1011274
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rj7nrOjhMtk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_FAm5zuJd8

Anyone know about Masanobu Fukuoka or Ruth Stout's no till methods? Really interesting.

>>1011379
Umf, that's so big

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funny how i come to an underwater bhutanese basket weaving right wing death squad forum and learn more life skills in one thread than high school in it's entirety. jesus christ.

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>>1011379
THICC

>>1011274
Is this because of that /polgbt/ fanfic about living in the wilderness?

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>>1011381
Started from seed this year, should get some fairly high yields in the pepper and bean bed I planted this weekend.

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>>1011382
It's all about self improvement.
Whether it's learning about different types of soil and the proper way to turn it in summer, calculating how the new government budget is going to fuck us all or even how the Jews are behind every awful thing on earth except Israel, it's all about improvement, of you, your garden, and the white race

Growing some citrus fruits- limes and lemons
Wondering how to keep the damn bugs off of them next spring when they produce

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>>124783646
sweet move brah

Mods are GAY and suck hiv+ nigger cock

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Gardening is truly therapeutic. It's amazing to eat the fruits of your labor.

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>>1011391
garden to plate is how it was back in the diddly day. the true gardening pill. the most enzymes and life in your food too when fresh.

>>1011391

Pretty leggy tomatoes bro.

Planted 3 rows of corn, a row of cilantro, 2 rows of head lettuce and a row of romaine lettuce. Also planted in a misc row a mix of potatoes, onions and garlic. I really doubt the potatoes and onions will grow well more so because its my first time doing them but the garlic will be fine. As for the cilantro and lettuce because they are cool weather crops I'll be replanting more stuff in their rows in the fall. Prob parley and more lettuce to keep my bun fed.

>>1011400
It'll buff out. They just got moved into the garden.

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Hey /pol/acks who got moved together with this thread, does anyone have particular advice for gardening that is related to how to increase your chance of survival when civil war/race war strikes?

Like, is there some good things to plant that you can conserve into glass jars and build up a stock you can store in a basement or something?

>>1011407
Root veggies and cabbage. If properly preserved they can last quite a while. My grandfather was in a monastery for part of his childhood and they would layer cabbage leaves with straw as well as ferment it into sour kraut.

>>1011407
That is more preservative measures than gardening

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Holy fuck gas the mods.

>>1011413
get a potato.

plant it.

1kg of potatoes.

get 1kg of potatoes.

plant them.

10kg of potatoes.

get 10kg of potatoes.

plant them.

100kg of potatoes.

>>1011366
Eh, they can be a problem here too, try to plant something that can repel those insects, and on top of that you can use garlic and chili peppers( in a small amount), ground it and pour it in some water, add a bit of alcohol to disinfect that, let it alone for a couple of weeks and then spray that on your tomatoes.

As for fungine illnesses try to look for some root fungicide that you will apply to the plant before planting it.

>>1011418
If potatoes are big enough you can cut them before planting them, as long as they have a couple of eyes in each seed they will sprout just fine.

>>1011413
Sounds about right, I guess fermented veggies will last quite long, like sour kraut. What else can be fermented, I wonder? I would guess maybe carrot, turnip... perhaps potato?

I am also thinking about maybe growing something that can be used for making alcohol, like homemade wine or bootleg alcohol. Sounds like it would be useful to consume with the food, would kill some of the bacteria or could be put into water to kill some of the bacteria in water that could be contaminated. Also I have heard that alcohol becomes very precious trade commodity once stores/malls stop functioning, so not only it could be useful for personal consumption but also to use as a kind of currency. I am speaking about this since there was a story around on cripplechan about some serbian guy who confirmed the same from his experience during yugoslavian war.

>>1011423
true dat, you can even put them in quarters if they have enough eyes.

>>1011414
Does that go more into cooking territory instead of gardening then? I thought that maybe gardening advice applies since maybe some stuff is more suitable for preservation than the others.

>>1011416
Mods are fags. This goes under "preparing for the civil war/race war" category that only /pol/acks prioritize, I doubt the regular fags at /out/ grasp the concept.

>>1011425
My grandmother used to boil with water and a bit of winegar various vegetables and canning them, usually thing like zucchini, eggplants.

My father knows how to make grappa from old wine and grape residues, i need to learn how to make it, we sell it like 10€ on a 1,5L bottle, it's probably like the american moonshine.

>>1011425
If it cant ferment well, you can always pickle stuff like red cabbage usually is. You can also do it with onions, garlic and a few other things. I usually make mead each year for booze. Going to yet again attempt to get apples from my trees and keep the squirrels away(losing battle most years) but half of my corn im going to try to make booze with it.

>>1011276
>Attracting pests away from other crops

No other cause or motive in germinating, growing big and juicy leaves but to be eaten so others won't be. What a hero.

>>1011432
Some of them can grow in synergy with each other, probably geranium is the only plant that is on an one sided aide.

>>1011274
What did I say yesterday? DOn't spam those threads out. Let's hope this toppicis not baned forever on /pol/

Make the mods a fertilizer. Crop war now!

>>1011454
Let's start to sharpen our gardening knifes.

They're normal knifes but we use them only outside in our garden, they may have some dirt on it, so watch out, they're laced with bacterias!

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>>1011430
>>1011431
Sounds like some useful advice there. Screencapped your responses. Thanks mates!

>>1011468
Cool, I forgot to add this, you can place ripe tomatoes in a glass jar and an heat resistant cap and boil them at a low temperature for a couple of hours.
Of course you'll have to sterilize them if they were used before.

Usually, to make this canned tomatoes, usually the oblong varieties are good, you cut it in four pieces, put it inside the jar and push it down hard enough so there will be no air bubles, don't throw away the liquid that comes out because it will keep the tomatoes from the air.

Don't fill it up on the brim, leave some space so when you will boil the jar won't explode.

Now, for the cooking part, to pasteurize the finished product here we use an old copper pail that can hold probably 80 liters of water.

Add some cloths to the base of the pail, then place the jars, leave little to no space between the jars, or when the water will boil they will start to move and get destroyed, add then another layer of cloths and another of jars, keep that up, then fill it with enough water to cover the last row of jars.

Start with a really low temperature or the water will start boiling strongly and destroy the jars, once it starts boiling let it boil for at least two hours, then leave the pail alone to cool down.

That should be it.

You can do the same with straight tomato sauce inside of beer bottles,but you'll have to grind it with an immersion blender, then pour it inside the bootles and seal them, boil them in the same way and it will be the same.

Usually when we make those canned tomatoes we consume them at least four months later, since if you eat them before they will still taste like raw tomatoes.

I remember once i found an old bottle and it was still looking good.

>>1011274
see
>>1008692

And stay in your containment thread.

>>1011492
This thread got moved (against our will) from /pol/

>>1011602
Fuck this bullshit
First the merge with /soc/ and now mods are moving /pol/ threads here
Why does Hiro hate /out/?

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>>1011274
>>>/mlp/

>>1011282
Oh my man. I just planted over 30 fruit trees I bought from the arbor day foundation website for like 8 bucks a pop. (I suggest joining for free trees and a discount) they arrive a little younger than store bought trees, but you can buy more. Select the tree wizard function and it will tell you what type of trees to buy for your area. Good luck brother!

>Mods sending /pol/ threads to /out/

DELET THIS !!!

The chilli plug plants i ordered arrived today but they are much smaller then i expected (only about 3.5 inches )
Im worried they wont get big enough to produce in time.

>>1011609
We diddn't choose to be put here by the mods

>>1011613
Isn't a bit late for planting fruit trees now?

I planted 12 peaches and 8 apricots during january.

>>1011691
Since this isn't /pol/ I won't comment on mods sexual orientation.

>>1011286
I'm going to mention to you that Potatoes are great and all, but aren't a sufficiant diet by themselves. They are pretty low in Iron and a lot of B vitamins. A lot of grains, brassicas, curcurbits, and root veggies can be grown in bulk as well.

>>1011297
"Poll" as in Poll - itically Incorrect

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>>1011609
Dude this is like the only /pol/ thread I've ever seen that wasn't cancer. Let the wehraboos stay they're posting some good shit!

>>1011292

Tomatoes, potatoes, okra (Clemson Spineless), bush beans, Serrano peppers. Herbs are fennel, chives, lavender, sage and two kinds of thyme.

Also have a permanent blackberry bush and two pineapple guava bushes.

>>1011747

Forgot about the butter crunch lettuce.

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>>1011382
you grow and cultivate yourself and your lebensraum and exterminate the pests
>>1011407
stuff like kale and sauerkraut / weißkraut
you can make jams and fruit leather / dried fruit. some stuff like potatoes / onions / sugar beet can be stored quite long if dark and dry.

>>1011425
apple cider. or anything else and distil it add flavor later

>>1011714
ZERO TOLERANCE!!!
Keep the /out/ race pure.
>We must secure the existence of this board and a future for /out/ posters.

You have to go back /pol/.

>>1011274
uhhh you realize that's what the homegrown threads are for right? if you're gonna shit up this board at least do it in the appropriate threads.

>>1011827
What is the most German vegetable I can grow?

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/pol/ is decent enough to talk about gardening? What the hell? Oh wait... you kids grow pot, don't you?

>>1011894
Das cabbages und ze rutterbaggages

>>1011906
I've been thingken bout it, not gonna lie

>>1011906
Grandmas keep pot as an ornamental plant, what is your problem? It's just a fucking plant, many things in your own balcony/garden could get you much more high than pot. It's an annual flower for god fucking sake.

>>1011997
So I was in the slammer for some time, y'see. And in the 'Learning Center' taking a course called Horticulture, y'see. And some of the guys there were only attending for the sentence reduction. Never raised their hands. Never participated. Never showed an ounce of effort above the mandatory minimum, hmm'k. And then there was me, some acquaintance of mine, and these three jovial kids, you follow? Now, these three... all they did was ask the teacher dink questions like: conditions for growing things in basements, growing weed, types of cannibus, using hash for fertilizer, asking her if she'd be interested in selling their product. Just questions about pot.

You point out a male in his 20s or 30s like myself that claims he has a garden and fat chance it'll be some pothead loser.

>>1011906
Take the green pill.

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>>1011274
I have gofers. They JUST came into my garden the other day through the zucchini.

How do I genocide them? Looks like there is just one or two.
>inb4 gas them

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>>1011906
That's degenerate n***er tier because it keeps you in a pacified,self complacent mood,so you become an underachiever,but everyone is free to do whatever they want
>>1011827/pol/ is a board of peace we just want tolerance..we are like migrants we didn't choose to come here...we just wanted to grow veggies!!pic related

also here you can't see flags but you'd be surprise on the diversity there.

Any fellow anon has a chart about the types of soils and what grows better in each kind (even if just on a very general basis it would help select were to plant each thing)

>>1011692
I still have 30 degree F nights. All depends on your zone. Picking up my pear and hazelnut trees today.

>>1012008
Shoot them. Good practice for cleansing filthy diggers.

>Gas the gophers, mole war now.

>>1011906
>you kids grow pot, don't you?
Reminds me that almost all indoor gardening videos have one guy talking about weed.
>"dude you can grow some sick weed with that setup"
Those kind of comments.
I want to avoid it as much as I can.

Leaves are a persistent pest to me, especially the redder ones.
Day of the Rake, when?

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I'm trying to create a better place for my bug and pest, is this a good set up to encourage immigrations to my land?Using wood bak as housing and tree branch as a fence. Will they actually appreciate what I am doing or just gonna be on welfare and eat all my crop? There plenty of bird around so I don't much with the new refugees. I assume the traffic and economic from bug and pest around my plant is worth it?

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>>1012608
It's always great to make some places where predatory insects can stay over day/night. Pic related is for earwigs for example

So I'm just getting into gardening and don't have a lot of space, is using 6 inch terracotta pots a good way to grow some vegetables?

>>1014839
see
>>1012616

also, no, unless all you want are some herbs

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>>1011354
Conservative Amerilean (183.4#) can confirm; /pol/ = "pole"...

It is the only viable option.

>>1014853
Bra you could grow onions or peppers in a pot

>>1014860
6 INCH pot isn't not very large for a pepper plant. That's a seed pot you start one in then move out to the garden or a 2.5-5gal bucket. You'd need to grow herb-type stuff like chives, shallot, leek, or garlic. You'd at best be able to grow one onion per pot. I grow garlic in much smaller containers strictly for their green tops as an herb. I do that every winter.

>>1011387
I'm from south Florida. Currently have a tangelo and key lime tree in my yard.
Just keep them hot and watered.
They'll produce so fucking much citrus you won't have to worry too much about bugs spoiling your shit. You'll have to worry more about what to do with the 17 gorillion oranges you get all at once.
When I was younger me and the neighbor kids would have navel orange fights. It's all fun and games until you get hit with a rotten one.

>>1011418
>do this forever
>one day potato gets blight
>you turn into 1840s Ireland