Food scarcity and shortages are coming. How's your garden?
never understood the cardboard angle, like the grass would have been fine
pretty comfy user we're starting to see some of our fruit come in and it's so rewarding knowing all that hard work you put in pays out with your food. Godbless your family user
Actually not that great. I deliberately went into "weird" territory just to get more experience with non-standard methods.
Some worked out. Most was pointless and didn't grow well.
People need to test the "super methods". There is a bunch of misinformation out there.
stops weeds.
So the net result of this is that patch of grass was destroyed and I'm assuming resodded by some mexicans paid with tax dollars from the city. This is the white race we're supposed to be saving?
But also insufficient soil for root development. Strange idea, to anyone who has grown a single plant in their life
It's real in my mind
that's smart using those cheap raised beds user, what are you growing in them?
Leftist are not even humans.
Those two retards couldn't grow weeds. They do know it takes weeks if not months to grow food and on a plot that small they are unlikely to grow enough to support a single person for more than a few days to a week. We should have walled them all in and let them starve then broadcast the results on pay per view to pay for the cleanup and damages.
Veggies coming in good. Glad to see it
Weeds and bugs, mostly. Bumper crop.
I live in a city apartment.
Fantastic desu. I've got squash and beans and peas growing with corn. I've got potatoes, tomatoes, herbs of many varieties, garlic and onions, bell jalapeno and pablano peppers, broccli, bok choi, greens, and a few other things. It's fucking great, I've got some strawberry plants and I eat fresh strawberries every morning too. Gardening is easy and rewarding, just watered my boys and they're doing great.
>I live in a city apartment.
it's never too late user, look up grow bags on amazon. They are just as good as other beds. You buy like 10 of them, put good soil in it, and whalla you're good. But id start soon
Every leafy green under the sun. Pumpkin squash zucchini melons artichoke peas bean beet chard Brussel sprouts cabbqge tomato corn weed I'm probably missing some things but it's alot
Garden is doing well. I ate a bunch of strawberries today before the bugs could get to them, and plenty more will pop up throughout the summer. I also have wild blackberry vines everywhere in my backyard which will soon bear fruit. Growing tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, carrots, brussel sprouts, cabbages and green peppers. Also trying to grow mushrooms, but it's my first time trying and I don't know how they will turn out. I have a huge surplus of at least two dozen naturally occurred tomato sprouts (from last year's tomato plot) which I will sell to people at a yard sale for a dollar each.
I have a small hydroponic setup, and I'm renting a plot in a nearby community garden. But it's not enough even support myself let alone put up any food for storage.
>Food scarcity and shortages are coming
Maybe in Africa
The US will be fine, it'll just get slightly more expensive if you're not preparing your own meals
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What's that material?
It's a way to create soil and mulch. It's not as retarded as it looks.
W-Was he... hammering that piece of cardboard???????????