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Donβt let fear get in the way of speaking your truth π
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Damping off is caused by a fungus or mold that thrive in cool, wet conditions and is common in young seedlings. It can cause roots to rot, and can affect a wide variety of vegetables and flowers.
Some tips to prevent this from happening:
π Sterilize all used pots
π Use new potting mix and donβt reuse old mix or garden soil/compost
π Make sure you are working with clean tools
π Use pots with good drainage so your soil remains moist and not too wet
π Make sure to save this post for your next gardening project π
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Some tips to prevent this from happening:
π Sterilize all used pots
π Use new potting mix and donβt reuse old mix or garden soil/compost
π Make sure you are working with clean tools
π Use pots with good drainage so your soil remains moist and not too wet
π Make sure to save this post for your next gardening project π
Follow us to keep seeing more gardening tips and tricks www.Instagram.com/foodforestabundance π±
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One use for water hyacinth is to dry it out and decompose for food for livestock.
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Energy flows where attention goes! Focus on the positive and youβll attract abundance in return π
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Year 1 Food Forest Expectations - What to expect for your food forest in the first year. What grows and produces right away, depending on your growing zone
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Turning Over Summer Garden Beds with Kevin Feinstein
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How to use worm casting in your food forest. Worm Casting is natures best fertilizer!
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Never use poisons on your plants to kill bugs!
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Jim decribes and shows an example of what a small guild can look like
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Check out all the new plants we now have from cuttings from existing plants
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Do not focus on the negative, that doesn't feel good. Its time to focus on the solutions. Permaculture is THE answer!
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What if schools, churches and all public land had food plants growing everywhere? Edible landscapes is the solution to all of our problems. Food could be growing free for everyone all over.
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Food starts to grow right out of the compost bin at Galts Landing!
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With Freedom Farm Academy we make it simple for you. We set up the soil, the food forest, the compost, bees, perennials, water catchment and much more. Do you want to be part of the best solution to food shortages and make money? Freedom Farm Academy is the answer to so many of the worlds problems.
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Here is a perfect companion planting coupling for kale.
Kale pairs well with: Artichokes, beets, celery, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, peas, potatoes, spinach, rosemary, thyme, mint, basil, dill, cilantro, coriander, chard, hot peppers, lemongrass, chives, garlic, leeks, marigold, and alyssum.
Plants that you want to avoid planting with kale are: Strawberries, beans, walnuts, tomatoes, and sunflowers.
Have you tried companion planting in your vegetable garden? What have you found pairs the best together?
Kale pairs well with: Artichokes, beets, celery, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, peas, potatoes, spinach, rosemary, thyme, mint, basil, dill, cilantro, coriander, chard, hot peppers, lemongrass, chives, garlic, leeks, marigold, and alyssum.
Plants that you want to avoid planting with kale are: Strawberries, beans, walnuts, tomatoes, and sunflowers.
Have you tried companion planting in your vegetable garden? What have you found pairs the best together?
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Jim -TinyHomeInMaking.mp4
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First tiny home in the making at Galts Landing. Plants are growing all around. You do not need a large space to be self-sufficient.
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