We hold these truths to be self evident, all men are created equal, endowed by their creator with rights to life, liberty and happiness.
In the waves of change is where you find your true direction...
what is a good soil or brand with no chemicals in it?
I also save all my kitchen scraps and add to the soil. Potato peel, onion skins, coffee grounds, carrot skins, lint from the dryer, dog hair, cardboard, newspaper, junk mail (no dyes), etc. They really build your soil and saves on the amount of soil you have to buy.
In the waves of change is where you find your true direction...
Thank you for all the insight on this thread. Alot of which I never knew about ❤️👍👍
We hold these truths to be self evident, all men are created equal, endowed by their creator with rights to life, liberty and happiness.
I've been gardening for years, BUT I'm learning so many new things. I don't think anyone has all the answers. I tried last year using grow bags for the first time. They worked really well, but looking at some of these pics from Pinterest, I know why my vining plants didn't work too well in them. I didn't have enough stakes and crammed too many plants in them. Learning as I grow, LOL.
My hair lady is the one that gave me the idea to use hair in the soil. Her grandfather was a barber, he used all the hair collected and all animal hair on the farm in his gardens because hair is straight protein. He always had a bumper crop.
I grind up all my eggs shells in my food processor and put 1/4 of a cup into the bottom of each pepper and tomato plant. Again, it's protein. That's made a big difference in preventing tomato rot.
We can learn so much from each other. It amazes me, fren.
Magnesium will rock it, they also blocked that intentionally via chemtrails, knowing weeds would grow more, and how very important magnesium is to our bodies.
AND they wanted all the weeds to justify spraying our crops with poison.
We hold these truths to be self evident, all men are created equal, endowed by their creator with rights to life, liberty and happiness.
My got-to in the garden has always been Epsom salts. Great source of magnesium. And it's fairly cheap.
If you know anyone with llamas or alpacas... gardener's gold! Even fresh from the pasture is mild enough to use and they have a good enough digestive tract to kill all weed seeds unlike most manures. I use to sell vegetables out of my garden, some people would come daily to buy them.
