I really need to tend to my garden

Guess it's called a Victory Garden. Want to grow some grapes, fruits and herbs. Also saw these today and wow, they're beautiful

Ranunculus

Interesting, I just googled "Victory Garden", wasn't familiar with the term

Those Ranunculus look sick, just make sure you're in the right climate for them

Thinking of growing some Juniper soon. Recently got a Chinese lantern tree but it's f***ing lonely

lol yea, took a quiz tbh lols but yea Victory Garden sounds wayyy more intense than growing fruits n veggies

Awesome, Junipers look really cool. Any tips on soils? Right now I'm in a north facing apartment. Decent window sill space

it got closed yea

dude what got ya into Horticulture? you just really took it to another level fr fr

It looks like you just need some well drained soil and to place them in a sunny position

Also it was the fungi/mushrooms that drew me to horticulture. I was burnt out from pure digital design, I wasn't getting any jobs during lockdown so I started looking into the whole mushrooms thing. That in itself is a whole study (mycology) but I figured I may as well get a broader understanding of cultivation so I just went with horticulture.

Instagram or grow from seed

I grew 2 marijuana plants, peanuts, tomatoes, banana peppers, bell peppers, and some flowers last summer :-)

Yeah man I got red and white currant, rhubarb, purple vinegrape, creeping plants with flowers, apple trees, a rose bush etc.. got tons in my garden

was thinking about going back to school for gardening

got some date seeds! surprising too considering the food packaging were labeled as pitted

how's it like growing peanuts n peppas?

The peanuts didn’t do too good I think I overwatered them a little bit

I only grew about 10 bell peppers and like 10 banana peppers but they tasted really good

I had datura for a while but I have no idea how shamans use it

Awesome transition! Mycelian is earths super power. It's almost like a positive version of the venom suit. Heard it could've been used to clean up the oil spill, let alone the neurological benefits lion's mane etc have.

That's pretty dope

Ayo i was just gonna make a thread around this

Was listening to npr and they ran a story on farming and its relationship with black folk

npr.org/sections/thesalt/2018/11/10/663529543/farming-while-black-a-guide-to-finding-power-and-dignity-through-food

Great read; Leah Penniman is a great person with an even greater goal. The key to freedom is self sufficiency

I started growing a fig tree last year, this years figs are starting to come in

What are the basics?

its time

@dedication What are you growing brother?

Sorry forgot to reply to this post. Did you get started on anything in the meantime?

You don't have to necessarily start from seed and can buy ones that are already growing, I would recommend choosing something native to your area tho just because it might be easier to manage conditions

Do you have any outdoor space or are you just planning to grow something small by the window?

This guy Common is interviewing is pushing his little movement lol but he has a very positive agenda

Potatoes its easy and they are the best vegetable oat. Also have chickens.

i just sowed some some woad, elderberries and marigolds seeds