Gardening

>>135890279
unfortunately i live in a condo and don't have the room to grow much, so i live vicariously through cody's lab gardening

Gardening is awesome, especially if you've never done it before. It's amazing how shitty grocery store produce really is compared to what I grow myself.

I do mostly berries and fruit atm since my yard is pretty small, but holy crap my strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries are delicious.

You'll never want store bought again.

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>>135890279
Watering its very therapeutic in the morning. May I suggest probiotic gardening methods and building your own soil. I started with a book called the square foot garden by Mel bartholmew and have gone deep down the rabbit hole. Good luck and God bless

>>135891308
Thanks anon I'll definitely look into that

>>135890931
Same here man, I grow carrots, corn, lettuce, watermelon, broccoli, bell peppers, and pumpkins,. And the difference in taste between my crops and the store bought food is incredible

>>135890279

I think landscaping woudl have a bigger impact on many peoples lives and homes TBQH

but yes, Evironmentalism should be incorporated more with the right

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It's not the ultimate one but definetly a pretty good one.
One of my favorite parts in summer is the smell of fresh homegrown tomatoes. Homegrown stuff is usualy more nutritious too because they can finish ripening, veggies you get in shops are picked while they are green, those fill your stomach too but will your body hungry.

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Take the red pill lads. It's a great hobby and I personally find it stress relieving

Started gardening 3-4 years ago, just in pots at first, Tomatoes etc. But have since set up raised beds in my gardens and can grow a lot of staples like potatoes, carrots and onions. Have got one year so far of mulching my own organic waste so have a good source of compost now, with a second compost bin to use so I can have a constant source.

It's really worthwhile for a multitude of reasons, growing your own food encourages you to cook with fresh vegetables and not only makes you physically healthy but studies have shown gardening and being close to nature is good for mental health too. There is always more to learn with every growing season you can experiment and see what works and what doesn't so with every year you get more productive and efficient. Even if you work a full time job all you need is a weekend and the odd day of maintenance to set something up and nature does the rest.

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I maintain a little garden in backyard, picrel.

>>135892438
What other hobbies do you recommend

>>135890279
I moved out to the country and have good soil.
But too many deer and rabbits; they eat everything.
It's designated wildlife area; hunting prohibited.
Have to build a fence this winter for a garden.

>>135893306
Is.. is that?

>>135890279
I believe you, im considering starting my own garden when i move to ohio

>>135893306
Is that your cuck shed?

I have a few raised beds - they're good for keeping doggos out. I would recommend installing a drip system on a timer, it will save you a lot of time watering. No store bought tomato can stand up to a homegrown one, beefsteak tomato + salt + cottage cheese is dessert, and your BLTs will never be better.

>chopping up the dead vermin your cat catches in the garden for fertilizer with a shovel
Gardening is brutal.

>>135894972
>letting a cat shit and piss in your garden where you grow food
Disgusting.

Growing dope in my basement has done wonders for my financial and mental health. I used to spend $100 a week on shitty retard dope laced with weird pesticides and now I've got fresh, healthy buds.

My power costs are a bit more but it's worth it in the end

>>135893646
Yes.

>>135893421
Well I don't want to derail the thread but I strongly recommend learning how to read body language. Its incredibly helpful if you have to interact with ppl.
Alan Pease body language encyclopedy is good and easy start.
>>135893918
Wow you can recognize every shed where you got buttfckd? Good job anon.

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>>135890279
Anon here
Can confirm
Gardening is bases as fuck
>have magical stone called seed
>plant it underground
>living creatures grow from the dirt
>occasionally give delicious fruits

Ever since (((macri))) jacked all the food prices skyhigh,I've been slowly replacing commercial goods for homegrown
I also need to get my own bee hive,for that sweet golden liquid

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>>135895621
Thats pretty cool but don't forget bees need a "grazing field", they need enough flowers in your area to sustain themselfs

Also bonus points for helping the bee population of the world, the bees are in danger and if they die out humanity is fucked.

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>>135897063
>grazing fields
Thank god I live in the rural outskirts
Best off getting docile European bees.
I knew one guy who had 4 colonies on his apparent roof in the capital city,the honey was very sweet & Smokey

Also,why does the guy in your pic have a bolter?

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>Self Determination
>Self-Sustentability
>Patience
>Respect to smaller, so called "inferior" beings
>Humbleness
>Taking care of things
>Awe to God's Creation
Yup, pretty red-pilled

Farming your own stuff is great. However, when you began doing it on a large scale (enough to become self-sufficient), you realize it is taking 100% of your time. You can't have a job anymore, you can't fuck your wife or teach life lessons to your children, you can't do anything other than farming, showering, eating, sleeping and farming again.

>>135898646
That's why farmers have so many children. Since only Whites know how to farm then I would not call that a problem

>>135893623
deer are a fucking nightmare, fence needs to be strong and tall. use chickenwire for the bottom and bury it for the rabbits.
doggo will help with both too.

>>135897633
Peace, love, weed, music, and bolters. Makes sense right.
>>135898214
Well said.

>>135890279
We just started /GGG/ where we plant plants in black neighborhoods

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>>135890279
bump

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>>135899664
>The Left started the whole "nature" deal
>Fascism ends up taking natural, simple and austere life and making it theirs while the left goes for globalism and the destruction of nature
Oh, life. You are such a mystery

>Select all squares with:Helicopter

>>135898743
Most farmers aren't self-sufficient either, with farmers sourcing the missing stuff from other farmers.

>>135890619
Build an auqoponics system from a medium fish tank

>>135900122
Having your seeds and livestock being the property of a company you are not part of and could sue you for any small detail does not help either

>>135900082
Irony can be so sweet.
>Select all squares with:Helicopter
Google algorithm. They figure we're the experts. Who else would offer free helicopter rides?

>>135893623

Got what we call an allotment in the UK- a city food garden in a park.

Thers loads of rabbits,, but you have to simply protect your crops by building raised beds and chicken wiring things up.

Rabits dont seem to like hopping over anything thats over a foot high, even if theres lettuce on top.

Pigeons are a problem with brassicass though.

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>>135900463
>>135900082

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>>135900082
>Fascism ends up taking natural, simple and austere life and making it theirs while the left goes for globalism and the destruction of nature
Fascism has always been very environmentally conscious, to the point where Jews literally consider extreme environmentalism anti-Semitic (I am not even joking about this). If you suggest the government must intervene to preserve the environment, Jews will begin to complain and compare you to the Nazis.

>>135890931
Is this an American thing? I generally prefer strawberries from the supermarket over self grown. Self grown tend to be rather rough while only perfect strawberries are harvested in professional environments. The Netherlands is however known for their high quality farms.

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>>135900784
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3PkPYKeU4M

>>135900655
I hate rabbits with a burning passion, the little fuckers dug up my strawberries and nearly destroyed my broccoli

bump, and I love gardening, where I'm at egg plant grows really well, all my neighbors trade seeds, and we have a farmers market and it's really nice. fresh peach stands on every block that are picked that morning, cold watermelons, the whole shebang. liberals would and have shit on it before, the whole haha stupid country folk XDD just buy your shit from whatever organic store, but the hippies or whatever you call them now have recently taken to the farmers market over the last decade or so, so now we get the usual country folk, and the retarded ass pierced everything tattooed stick up his ass pretty boy having an orgasm everytime he sees a ripe tomato. shits funny to watch though, we bet on how many times they say oh GAWD with that faggoty jersey accent, which don't make no goddamn sense for southern Illinois.

I recommend looking up Jeb Gardener on youtube his videos are amazing and you can really learn about the kratky method which is a very easy form of hydroponics, among other things.

>>135901102
Kill them and eat them, stew them with your vegetables for ultimate revenge.

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>to the point where Jews literally consider extreme environmentalism anti-Semitic
Got a source on that? I want a laugh
>>135901102
Eat them, roast them,make stew and pies
Also, "the little fuckers dug up my strawberries and nearly destroyed my broccoli"
/pol/ - Politically incorrect

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>>135901009
>Hitler either made a poem in English or his german poem happened to rhyme in English

>>135901396
I was planning on it but my little sister started crying when me and my friend mentioned we were going to sit outside and shoot them with a pellet gun, so we put up a chicken wire instead

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>>135890279
>Be Mechanical Engi
>Want to be fresh and GMO free of the poison Jew.
>Try manually gardening.
>Modern life makes me fucking busy.
>Want garden still.

>Make automated garden.
>Free food, no work.

I have different veggies growing. But the system is simplistic as fuck. I have an overhead arm on railings. Two of these arms. Both are sensors and one scans for bugs.

Each of the beds have compartments that have PH readers, and each bed is connected to a tank. The tank premixes fertilizers and nutrients into the water so the PH is always perfect. (Nitro for example has it's own pouch,)

And I'm currently working on a way to automate the harvest. I thought about a robot that goes around picking the fruit from the vined plants. But so far the little fucker's claw keeps ripping the plant up with it.

>>135901452
Rabbits are the nogs of the garden, they steal your shit and leech off your hard work

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Anyone have experience growing hops?

I do a bit of homebrewing and would like to raise my own hops for the process, but living in Pennsylvania, I'm not sure how feasible that is because of the climate. But then again, I really don't know much about it at all.

Zucchinis are prolific. Stuff that bitch with sausage and cheese and bake. Brandywine tomatoes don't produce large amounts but the taste is heaven.

>>135901452
what plant is that anon? we have these growing everywhere over here.

>>135901748
Just put up a deterrent.

Fucking motion tracker on a sprinkler with an IR sensor.

I put the IR sensor on my dog and cat's collar. That way when they come out to play or chill they won't get blasted and waste my fucking water.

>>135901656
Neat

>>135901452
>to the point where Jews literally consider extreme environmentalism anti-Semitic
Just after quick google search
https://www.jstor.org/stable/40338956?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
Some dude criticizing the deep ecology movement by comparing it to the Nazi idea that Jews an unnatural plague and must be wiped out for the sake of the environment.

The wikipedia page on "ecofascism" also contains some funny stuff.

>>135901936
climate would be fine mate, but they grow in "vines" (not sure whether that's the technical term) so are fairly labour intensive to get going - large trelesses are needed

>>135901936
>Friend does home brew.
>He's how I started my garden.
>Fucker built a green house to house this shit.
>(Mind you I live in New Mexico.)
>Fucking hop plants are like 20ft tall.
>Shits heavy. One bine fucking fell on me.

I have no idea what climate they need. But they grow really tall. He works at Los Alamos National Labs so he can afford it. Best of luck mate

>>135902675
Called Bines actually. They creep up the tree in a helix.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bine_%28botany%29

>>135890279

Americans need gardening licences.
You guys literally can and have been arrested for growing your own food.

>>135902675
I think it's an east-facing wall you need for hops.

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>>135902092
I do not know, I liked then so I took photos, hoping that someone could identify them. Later I am going to >>>/an/plant/ for that

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>>135890279
God commanded you to garden, anon!

>>135903426
>Americans need a gardening licence
Kinda. If you transport your goods across state lines you need a small business licence for agricultural products. And some of the big cities have some autistic ordinances when it comes to gardens

I have a calamansi and red pepper plants plus some herbs like basil and thyme.
If you sing Scarborough Fair, I have those herbs in my garden.

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>>135901525
probably because the translator thought it was worthwhile keeping the rhymes

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>>135904414
>"1st world"

Gardening is great. I never ate vegetables until I started growing my own. Saves on the grocery bill, therapeutic, eating healthier, excersize, fresh air. There's nothing better.

>>135890279
knowing how to feed yourself will be very important in the coming years

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Should we push Ecofascism then? Think of the wheatfields

>>135901656
Nice larping
https://youtu.be/uI7aHhy8tyU?t=24
https://farmbot.io/

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>>135905880
right wing botanist squads

>>135890279
I love gardening! It's good for the soul, the mind and the body.

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>>135903426
Only if you want to sell what you grow. If you just keep it in your backyard and eat it yourself there's no law that says you can't.

Sorry to make you think you weren't as majorly cucked as you still are, bong.

>>135901012
A lot of our strawberries come from California and Mexico so that's probably why store bought ones are low in quality

Canning your food would be good to know how to do as well.

>>135904076
mmmm...Maties

>>135903426
>bong education

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Gardening student from /GGG/ here and yes, growing your own food and plants is very satisfying.
To me it all started when i was 16 and bought some random flowerseeds from local grocery store and culminated with a meter height pomelo tree tgat i grew from seed that was in my fruit (tree died though at age of 4)

What would you guys recommend I grow in a Mediterranean climate on a balcony? I have no land, But I'd love to do some gardening

I have grown three peach trees and one apple tree in my large backyard. I have sizeable vegetable garden too. Thinking of buying a chicken coop and thinking of building a small cabin for slaughtering chickens.

You're late, nigga.

>>135902883
Ha thanks m8
knew I'd learn at least one useful thing on the chon today

>>135906820
just grow some vine fruits like kiwis or vine vegetables like tomatoes. ... potatoes could work too.

>>135907008
When should tomato seeds be planted? Early spring?
As for potatoes, do I need very deep containers or are normal plant pots enough?

>>135906820
autoflowering cannabis obviously

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>>135890279
I suck at growing food so I grow weed instead

>>135907154
Never smoked weed

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>>135906820
>>135907109
Potatos would be noice idea with this, the making of (pic related) could be a bit tricky as you are doing it on your balcony.
But anykind of vegetables is a good first start. I suggest start with dill, it grows very fast.
Also a bit hipstery would be growing berries in a pot. I bet all grills would suck your dick for one strawberry

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FUCK!

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>>135890279
This. Growing chillies all the way up in cold Scotland. Going to get a bigger greenhouse and grow a ton more shit. Make it serious instead of just growing a few plants.

>>135892936
I could mix that into a bad-ass salsa...

>>135897063
Still living at home, mum was talking about bees...We have a lot of flowers on the property.

That sounds fucking boss.

>>135907530
lol well in answer to
>>135907109
Depends on where you are, but yes, earlier the better. Here I've started tomatoes and superhot chilies (both not really suited to climate) under artificial lights before last frost. Cuttings can be better than seedstock for yield/consistency but you can still pick up some more interesting varieties than the commercial stuff in the supermarket. Tomatoes tend to grow in vines, but there are some that are adapted to growing in pots. Also the vine ones (traditional) can be grown to hang from baskets, but you'll probably want the pot variety if space is an issue.

Watering is very important in pots because they dry out quicker.

Potatoes can be planted in sacks. Basically as the plant grows, you roll the sack up and lay more soil down. Very space efficient crop.

Hope this helps

Anyone have experience growing tobacco? Seems like a pretty American thing to do desu.

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Bumpity

>>135907911
a potato tower could work I think. I can buy a big plastic garbage can and drill some holes and fill it up as needed.
>Also a bit hipstery would be growing berries in a pot. I bet all grills would suck your dick for one strawberry
Be right back, planting some strawberries

>>135906820
All peppers do very well +++
Strawberries ++
Thyme +++, basil+++, laurel+++, rosemary+++, sorrel ++
Blueberries ++
Eggplants++
Olive tree +++
Grapewine +++

>>135901102
>nearly destroyed my broccoli
This stuff is impossible to grow.
Planted some sappers one day, most were consumed that night...

As for how redpilled gardening is, there was a thread a while ago about 'seedbombing' gentrification hoods with invasive species.

>>135908339
Thank you. I planted beef tomatoes (I think that's what they are called in English) some years ago and they came out pretty nice, albeit a bit small

>>135901748
>Rabbits are the nogs of the garden
Quality post hippy

>>135908497
You should try peppers first, they are drought resistant in my experience (balcony, Mediterranean climate)

>>135908476
the advantage of the tower he posted is in the slats which you remove to harvest the potatoes.
just use a burlap sack bro.

>>135908497
>Thyme +++, basil+++, laurel+++, rosemary
Yea, I'm growning these already, along with mint and a few others. I could try my hand at peppers and eggplants, thanks for the suggestion

>>135890279
Gardenin is fun when you don't do it to survive. I've been doing this shit in 00s and I hated it.

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>>135908833
by peppers you mean pic related right, not the spicy small ones
>>135908853
I've never seen a burlap sack in my whole life. Would plastic be ok or not since it might not drain enough?

The only thing I miss from these times is eating cherry and raspberries.

>>135909115
>by peppers you mean pic related right, not the spicy small ones
both do very well

>>135909188
I imagine the ones I posted need a lot of space though, right?

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>>135908913
Yup, the feeling is totally different, especially since our countries are rainy/cloudy/windy/pissy alot even in summer.
Gotta pray that the planted seeds wont rot.

>>135908647
It's not impossible, but definitely difficult. With broccoli you have a small window to harvest them and messing in the slighest fucks the whole plant up.

>>135909272
not so much, depend how many you plant
what they need though is a lot of direct sunlight
I put mine on a wooden table, under which I keep shade-loving plants

>>135907936
Nice

>>135910085
I see, thanks

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It's too hot and dry here to grow anything efficiently past June, unless you have a greenhouse.

>>135905969
Fuck this is awesome.

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>>135890279
I've got mine started, I still need more but getting them as I get money. For now it's cherry tomatos and peppers.

>>135910431
It's a bit late in the season for tomatoes/peppers, unless you've got a warm season in Sept-Nov. Otherwise, good luck in growing stuff.

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>Love Berries
>Love fruit
>Love dates
>Love tea
>Live in Mexico
>Live in a small apartment with other people
Seems like I will be only growing chilis, basil, rosemary, mint and some other small plants for the thyme being

Anyone know how to take care of lavender, and if it is even possible to do it in a pot? I know that they can grow in my city because manny streets have Lavender and Rosemary

>>135901102
Fucking little pricks ate my lettuce this year

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>>135892438
A land with a mana cost lol

>>135910610
I know, it's mostly for next season. I still need to get actual planters for everything, but it's good to get them established. The habenoros and tabascos have already fruited and harvested so I won't have any more till next season anyways. In the meantime I'm just getting keep buying what's for sale at lowes and meijers, or whatever else I can find. Those peppers grow slow as shit

>>135910431
nice

it reminds me that green beans and cherry tomatoes are easy to grow on a balcony in most climates

>>135910610
>>135910893

Also I live in KY, so it's pretty warm till ending of November. (ave 70F last year till late Nov)

>>135901596
My good ol doggo used to kill them in my large back yard
He was a very quick rabbit killer
Unfortunately he died of a heart attack

>>135908341
There are some good resources out there for tobacco growing. A ridiculous amount of varieties to choose from. Online tobacco seed sellers usually have links to growers forums.

On an unrelated note, if you're having trouble starting seeds due to age or whatever, a little bit of hydrogen peroxide mixed with water can get them started. My 3 year old onion seeds sprouted with this method.

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>>135910203
Tunas, they are almost impossible to fuck up, can grow on shit soil, little nigglets can't steal them, come in all different colors (White, yellow, pink, wine, blood red) and they taste delicious

>>135910984
>>135910893
Well, be careful as I believe peppers die when the temps go below 50F and tomatoes don't fare too well that low either.

>>135911016
I wish my dogs would do that they just chase them out of the yard

>>135911413
I plan to take them inside once the weather gets colder. In my past experiences, living with my father, growing tomatoes were okay during the winter. They usually went dormant and came back next season and actually overgrew the garden he planted because he was busy with work and I had school so nobody watched it.

>>135890279
it kill my neck, back and shoulders and animals always come in my fucking yard at night and eat everything. i've given up

>>135911789
My cat killed pests in my garden. Too bad the furball died of old age.

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Here is my little garden. the bucket plants are about 1-2 years old.

I have an aloe plant on the left that was given by a friend for practice as a first plant. I don't really think aloe heals burns, I can't find any proof that it does.

In the same bucket is what I think is kale. It just sprouted without me planting it and it has gotten huge, with leaves as big as my hand.

On the right is a donated pepper plant. It has never given peppers for some reason, but has dark green leaves and white flowers.

In the deep water culture bucket I have 5 1-2 month old radishes and 5 different species that I forget what I planted a few days ago. It has a bubble maker running in it 24/7.

I water the pots once a week and water the deepwater culture when the rockwool cubes get dry.

For fertilizer I use 1/4 teaspoon per 1 liter of water every watering of 1 part urea 1 part potash 2 parts bonemeal by volume.

The lights are x4 "Hydroponic Full Spectrum CFL Grow Light Bulb 60 Watt Bulb 5500K H60" connected to a 4 socket splitter connected to a lantern cord connected to a 12 hour on 12 off timer.

>>135912195
Forgot to mention the lantern cord is swung over a broom and the broom is wedged in a folding chair.

>>135890619
Do you have a balcony porch? If so you can do a lot with clay strawberry pots, a mini trellace with tomatoes and a dwarf apple tree in a pot. Herbs in a window sill pot, etc.

>>135912195
>Aloe
It does not heal burns, it can relive the pain for small ones, but in more serious burns it may actually be decremental by blocking the way of actual cures

>>135910203
https://shop.nativeseeds.org/pages/seeds

You can find shit that is VERY heat and drought tolerant there. Also, look into multi species cover cropping. If you pick the right combo, it will survive the heat and dry, and it will help build soil organic material. More soil organic material and soil biology means greater water holding capacity of the soil, and also makes it so that the plants can function in dryer soil than when the soil is poor.

>>135901012
Our food distribution system ensures that fresh high quality stuff goes in cans or frozen bags while the picked a little too early bred to look good but not taste so good craps ends up on the shelves. Not that you CAN'T find good fruit in the store but it's usually limited, seasonal as hell, and organic (just because organics have shorter shelf life's and are picked fresh versus sprayed with wax and stuff).

Buying local and coop is still your best choice. Or just garden.

>>135911413
Maybe some of the more tropical cultivars of peppers, but that's a negatory with the cultivars that I grow. I've had them lose their leaves due to a light late frost, and then had them regrow leaves and go on to produce all season. I've also had them continue to produce, albeit very slowly, when it is getting down to the mid thirties late in the season.

>>135909115
Same anon, diff ID. I imagine not unless it's weaved or something so that it's breathable.

>>135902092
Lantana sp.

>>135913605
Right Wing Botany Squad

Lets me try this in eve NEETspeak.

Gardening is passive income.
After your initial investment you may need to setup a rabbit forcefield.
Fertiizer is system upgrades to increase your passive income.
Systems that dont see 6 hours of sunlight will have a problem.

If someone jumps deer class supers into your garden you will need to erect a tall fence cyno inhib.

I got some peppers growing right now

>>135910893
Until you've tasted the fruit and seen her yield how can you know she's a keeper?
Also not all peppers will overwinter. Still, looking after plants is fun either way.

>>135914142
Sign me up. RWBS

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>>135914319
bump

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>>135906001
Whatever happened that little gorilla gardening attack planned here on /pol/? Was offline for one day and they vanished forever after spamming threads otherwise constantly.
So did they find their own little site hidden from spying lefties or did they just stop? Of course if thats the case dont post the link here

>>135912713
That is bullshit. If everyone that is concious about the enviornment kills himself there will be only brainless morons left that will them have replaced in no time.
The only way is to have as much children as possible, raise them good and enviornmental aware as possible and wait for the enevdible happening, so that hopefully your line of actual smart people survive

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>>135919576
Boobies

>>135916402
> OMG i'm not like other corn

>>135919923
Look into regenerative agriculture, anon. Modern agriculture is the biggest environmental disaster on the planet, IMO. It's a matter of realizing that there are more cycles than just the seasons, that we are a part of nature, and accepting our role as the apex predator.

>>135921741
I am well aware of the problems humanity will face in the next time. That is why I proposed to get many children. The societies of the world will not stop by their own. There will be massive food shortageses and out of that resulting wars, but that is exactly why there need to survive some people who can do it better after that instead of just going full r-strategy again.

>>135914305
I already did taste the habenaro and Tabasco peppers. I let the habenaro get orange before I picked and diced it up for some spicy thai chicken

>>135909698
dat your garden anon? stunning if so

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>>135925437
And small details like pots and vines could complement mediocre architecture, making it look actually good.

>Pic related fell due to a storm two weeks ago

>>135912195
dem white flowers should become the peppers. how long do you have it?

>>135890279
Anything that makes you less dependent is red-pilled, alpha, and *actually* liberating

Ive started in a very small way, I have a pepper and basil plant which I regularly eat from now. I hope one day to have chickens, gardens, and some small cows

>>135895621
dog

>>135927290
Perro

>>135925437
Here's a successful farmer who uses very little in the way of synthetic inputs:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUmIdq0D6-A

And he thinks that people ought to adopt his principles, so he is more than willing to talk about them. Here's another guy who can successful green deserts up:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xcZS7arcgk

If you go and look at a lot of Lawton's other stuff, you'll see that he's following the principles that Brown uses, but in a radically different way. They still work. Even the Chinks are getting in on the action:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QUSIJ80n50


Though, they've only restored about 5% of that region. IIRC, the ecological damage to that area was done a long time ago, and simply perpetuated by people up until the present times.

>ITT americans realise they can grow their own food
SURPRISE

>>135895292
t. ricky

Look into urban gardening, square foot, buckets, etc. You can build a DIY or undergeound greenhouse for less than $100, do succession planting and garden year round

"Growing your own food is like printing your own money."

>>135928214
I'll be trying two new things this year and next:

This year, three beds are going to be set aside for a "special" cover crop. It normally stays warm enough to not kill lettuce, and it always stays warm enough to not kill things like beets and spinach. I'm going to do a lettuce/spinach/chard/kale cover crop, and I'm also going to include short day onions and sugar beets. And probably something like hairy vetch as a legume. That way, I'll get the benefits of a cover crop while getting fresh salad greens all winter, and sugar beets and onions in the spring.

The second thing is, next spring, I'm going to plant a 3-6 beds (I have 5000 ft^2 of garden space,) as a chaos garden. I'm going to take every (annual) flower, vegetable, edible legume and fruit species that I can get my grubby hands on, mix it all up, plant it all without regard to spacing or what is next to what. It's not something that would be practical for commercial production, but it should attract beneficial insects like crazy, help soil health in the long run, and be a helluva lot of fun.

>>135890279
What about in a small apartment with no balcony?

>>135929121
That sounds pretty cool. There's tons of great cheap DIY stuff online for year round gardening, I'm moving soon so I can't wait to get a permanent setup.
Right now I have 3 kinds of tomatoes, corn, 2 kinds of pumpkins, peas, bell peppers, jalepenos, brussel sprouts, carrots, beets, kale, lettuce, radishes, cucumbers, and various herbs pretty much all just on my porch and alongside my house. I'm growing a lot of things vertically and have them in various stages from seedling to almost ready to harvest. That way by the time the current stuff is harvested the next batch won't be far behind. And since I have everything in the next rotation in buckets and pots, I'll be able to bring them along with me when I move and get a greenhouse set up.

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>>135914256
Puerto Rico has an excellent climate for peppers. I've been growing sweet potatoes, which are definitely the most effective food crop. Plant six plants, wait 4 months, harvest 5 gal bucket full of concentrated calories. Just know that once you plant sweet potatoes, they will establish dominion in your garden, and are impossible to eliminate completely.

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>>135929121
Have you tried building an insect hotel for masony bees? They can be any size, the important thing is that there is a habitat for these solitary bees

>>135930388
Mushrooms

>>135890279
its like you dont value your time or something. you cant compete with farms that are 100000% more efficient

>>135931373
Bucket, raised bed, barrel gardening solves that problem ;^)

Look into chickens as well anons. They're relatively cheap and easy to care for. They're also good for the garden. Droppings, eating bugs, etc. Plus they only require a few sq feet per chicken and the eggs have many uses. Eggshells are good for calcium in your soil and keeping slugs and things away.

>>135932364
True, but I sometimes get chicken-sized potatoes out of this. I don't think I can achieve that with a bucket unless I fertilize very frequently

>>135932694
Except they'll also eat all your plants lmao

>>135931529
My next door neighbor is allergic to bee stings, so I don't have a beehive because of him. Otherwise, I would. I have plenty of buckwheat flowering and plenty of flowering Siberian Motherwort that is attracting pollinators like crazy. The sunflowers should be in bloom within the next week or two. It looks like the scarlet runner beans are getting ready to bloom, and they've stayed blooming well into the fall in the past. Hopefully I didn't get my klip dagga in too late for flowering in the early fall too. Next year, I'm going to add more flowering plants to the mix.

>>135926776
About two years, it grew those flowers last year, but no peppers came from them.

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>>135932694
Guinea fowl are better though. They
1) strategically target garden pests without scratching everywhere
2) travel in gangs making their pest control effective
3) have darker, richer meat.
Egg harvesting is harder with them though since they don't like getting cooped up.

>>135933038
I am not talking about beehives. I am talking about a home for mason bees. Those solitary bees require small tubes to lay their eggs in and they are virtiusly impossible to get to sting you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8vAQ1B5Zj4

>>135932781
>don't think I can achieve that with a bucket unless I fertilize very frequently

You have to use more compost in the soil mix and for potatos add epson salt. I grow potatoes in 5 gal buckets.

>>135932812
Make a chicken tracktor and problem solved.

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>>135890279

I love gardening but can't until I escape from this hell. Feels bad man.

>>135933085

Where the best place to get those?

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Last bump from me gonna sleep now

>>135893421
I find bonsai very relaxing

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>>135936494
>gf gets me bonsai tree starting kit
>never sprouts

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Permaculture = National Socialist

>>135921741
>IMO
Bar none... (In my opinion too :3)
This anon is right tho. Look into "imprinting" for dedesertification (if that's a real word.)

I think I read a redpill here RE peak potash. Either way that's a real thing and anons should google it. That along with freshwater supplies is what will kill us if our hubris doesn't first.

>>135940166
Permaculture is hippy as shit, but also The Answer™, bad news friends is that it turns out the illuminati/jews are right re depopulation in order to make it work

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>>135893306
That's quite a cuckshed you've got there mate.

How would you best preserve crops once they've been harvested anons? Say I got a bumper harvest of spuds, carrots, broccoli, whatever. Surely putting it in the freezer will just turn it to mush, and I don't have any liquid nitrogen around the place to flash-freeze it and stop the ice crystals from damaging the cells. I like to stir-fry my broccoli so presumably it needs to be fresh for best results.

Gardening is fucking awesome. I'm into succulents at the moment but so is everone apparently.

>>135890279
there should be a farmers market in every town, maybe even some sort of government help with this but (((big food))) will never allow this to happen

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I currently can't have a garden, as I'm in a dorm at college now, any recommendations for plants I can grow in pots? I'm thinking some basic, like aloe or some herb. I'd just like to grow something, whether it's edible or not doesn't really matter (although I'd like it to be useful)

>>135890279
I agree.