/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.15915351]

What food have you started growing so far, /ck/?

[Anonymous No.15915354]

>>15915351

[Anonymous No.15915361]

>>15915354
Assuming he's not being ironic, tomatoes are a bad example. You can save a fuckton of money if you grow most of your own tomatoes. But staples like potatoes and corn won't save you as much money.

[Anonymous No.15915365]

>>15915351
I've got my bed of kale planted, my bed of 100~ radishes has sprouted, which when harvested will be replaced with tomato starts.

>>15915354
I grow 300 heads of garlic in a bed every year and sell it all to Amish people for 0.75$ a head. I don't have to water it and fertilizing it takes all of fifteen minutes. I know you're a shitposter from /pol/ because I saw that thread but only soi cucks and numales grow determinate tomatoes in a pot and complain when their topsoil doesn't sustain their plants.

[Anonymous No.15915372]

>>15915361
>You can save a fuckton of money if you grow most of your own tomatoes
3 Euro every 5 months won't break the bank.

[Anonymous No.15915378]

>>15915365
>I know you're a shitposter from /pol/
I wonder how you know this.

[Anonymous No.15915407]

>>15915372
The lack of basic gardening and cultivation knowledge in the general populace is hilarious. Last year I grew eight indeterminate tomato plants that got around ten feet tall. I saved hundreds of dollars and used the last of them last month for chili (I froze them obviously). I havent bought garlic, kale or tomatoes in years, I've saved thousands.

[Anonymous No.15915412]

>>15915407
I buy 6 tomatoes in 5 months. I don't need more of those red fucks. Soil, earth whatever would be more expensive than just buying two packs of tomatoes a year

[Anonymous No.15915417]

>>15915412
I guess that's true if that's all you use. I cook all my own meals generally and probably use as many tomatoes as you do in a year in a week sometimes. And yea, if you're not going to go all out it is a waste of money. The only stuff worth growing half assed are herbs.

[Anonymous No.15915420]

What should I plant. I want to grow potatoes

[Anonymous No.15915422]

>>15915407
My greenhouse costs fucking £600. 1lb of tomatoes cost less than £1

[Anonymous No.15915425]

>>15915407
We can’t all know how to garden anon if we did then it’d just turn into a cock sucking contest of which person has the best garden and is saving more money in the world let’s just be glad everyone (mostly) has their own knack for things how ever small or big it is

[Anonymous No.15915437]

>>15915420
If you wanna grow tomatoes, I recommend getting a plant from a nursery if you can, because in my experience, tomatoes are very finicky to get started, or maybe I'm just incompetent with them.

Things like cucumbers, peas, bok choy, bell peppers, mustard, are all pretty easy to grow from seed.

[Anonymous No.15915441]

>>15915420
Oh, you said "potatoes."

Sorry about my tomato rant.

[Anonymous No.15915446]

>>15915354
it takes 3 months to slice a tomato and throw some dirt on the slices in the yard?

[Anonymous No.15915469]

>>15915422
My crop plot I made out of wood and filled with soil cost 55$ and I got more than 100$ worth of tomatoes from it, move. I'm not talking to people who live in coffin apartments or live in countries with no land. Probably grow something more valuable if you wasted that much money on a greenhouse.

>>15915420
Potatoes are one of the crops that are pretty much impossible to make money on, you simply can't beat factory farming with potatoes - they take so much fertilizer that if you want to grow your own youll always be economically (Though not health) disadvantaged.

[Anonymous No.15915480]

>>15915351
Anything good to grow in mid April, looking for something hardy that grows well in clay, rocky soils.

[Anonymous No.15915538]

>>15915354
One tomato plant can produce 10-15 tomatoes that taste better than anything you can find in a grocery store.

[Anonymous No.15915555]

>>15915351
Basil. There is no greater fresh herb than fresh Basil.

[Anonymous No.15915567]

>>15915469
I helped my grandmother garden and in her latter years she bought a whole lot and turned it into a plot for growing vegetables.
There was always too many vegetables, we always ended up giving them away before they went bad. I'm almost certain you're a larping faggot, go take a picture of your garden right now.

[Anonymous No.15915587]

>>15915555
Sage is superior to basil in every way.

[Anonymous No.15915590]

>>15915354
bad example, grocery store tomatoes taste like shit

[Anonymous No.15915594]

>>15915567
Oh yea? Here's my 300~ Heads of garlic. Pic is from a day ago.

[Anonymous No.15915601]

>>15915567
And here's my garden last summer when I was brand new and learning. This year will be much different. Can't get a pic now because my phone died, but given that it's before planting season I have nothing out there besides kale plants that over wintered and my garlic. Mint and radish sprouts.

[Anonymous No.15915621]

Some spicy peppers, carrots, cucumbers, and zucchini. Also a fairly decent sized herb garden. I grow mint in the house. Never grow mint outside lads, I made that mistake before. That shit is a weed.

[Anonymous No.15915630]

>>15915601
breh, get that mint OUT and fast. It's going to spread everywhere in there.

[Anonymous No.15915634]

>>15915446
You’ve never grown tomatoes. It’s a pain with bugs and birds eating your shit

[Anonymous No.15915640]

>>15915538
>10-15 tomatoes
>implying I can go through 15 tomatoes in a year

[Anonymous No.15915641]

>>15915555
English thyme is a close second for me but yes, sweet basil is a beautiful thing

[Anonymous No.15915643]

>>15915630
Dude that whole bed is fucked, I've been fighting this battle since I was a casual 'buy a tomato bush and plant it' gardening. I have no idea what to do, it's all over that bed. Also if you can tell, my tomatoes got stunted halfway through their growth because of a heat wave, I am prepared for that this year

[Anonymous No.15915658]

>>15915351
I want to start home gardening, ideally try to make a greenhouse, but I don't know where to start for resources or general guides. also where you live dictates the food crops you grow
>t. texan

[Anonymous No.15915667]

>live in most fertile part of the US
>have garden
>vegetables taste delicious
but no, i should just get them from the supermarket, picked too early, covered in chems, shipped halfway across the world, all just to save 10¢ and do what else with my time? Jerk off?

[Anonymous No.15915668]

>>15915643
Yea that bed is officially the mint bed. I did the same thing when I first started an herb garden. I just ended up making a new box. It's nice to go out and chew on it, but there's only so much mint tea a man can drink.

[Anonymous No.15915679]

>>15915351
Zoomer memes are pretty meh

[Anonymous No.15915687]

>>15915538
I’ve gotten about 30 red cherries so far. It’s an indeterminate variety, so I’ll get more until winter.

[Anonymous No.15915688]

>>15915658
like you said it varies vastly depending on location. just google "gardening zones" and look up some resources on your specific zone. even in Texas there are 3 different zones. if you have a farmers market that gives you a pretty good indication of what you can grow. I don't know about texas, but in zone 6 you can't go wrong with a box bed as a start.

[Anonymous No.15915699]

>>15915351
Mostly herbs, as well as brandywine tomatoes since I can't get them in stores and serrano's. Also how the fuck do you guys get your herbs to survive the winter, I bring them inside, water them, keep them in sunlight but they never make it longer than december.

[Anonymous No.15915724]

>>15915668
Yea, ah well. I made mint wine last summer with it.

[Anonymous No.15915730]

Newbie here. I'm growing Wandering jew and a sprouted onion in small pots. But it should be ready to transplant today.

[Anonymous No.15915734]

>>15915730
Look up MIGardener on youtube for onion tutorial, he has the best method!

[Anonymous No.15915742]

Is my basil dead?

[Anonymous No.15915754]

>>15915734
Oh. Thank you!

[Anonymous No.15915797]

>>15915354
What an appropriate name that guy has

[Anonymous No.15915805]

>>15915594
Holy based. I have about 15 heads of garlic. Up from 11 last year, so I'm slowly growing my supply.

[Anonymous No.15915811]

>>15915354
it's the convenience of growing your own shit that makes it worth it. If I'm out of tomatoes, and really need to get some, I'm not going to drive down to the grocery store to buy a bunch if I have some growing in my garden already

[Anonymous No.15915850]

>>15915351
Thyme, two kinds of basil, rosemary, strawberries, lord only knows how many kinds of tomatoes and peppers. And a little parsley and garlic in the spots that were unused.

Desperately trying to kind a place with wild garlic nearby. I only moved here last year. Should have brought some plants with me from the last town.

>>15915354
This guy is an idiot but I don't want anyone correcting him. Let him eat his watery supermarket trash.

[Anonymous No.15915866]

>>15915441
>Sorry about my tomato rant.

[Anonymous No.15915881]

Taking care of something living and watching it grow is healthy for the soul.

[Anonymous No.15915885]

>>15915742
No but it 'bolted' which means went to seed. Probably got too hot!

>>15915805
Gotta start somewhere!

[Anonymous No.15915980]

>>15915354

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKCavoQc4dc

[Anonymous No.15916047]

Is it possible to grow Tomacco like they do on the Simpsons?

[Anonymous No.15916101]

>>15915601
>>15915594
Very based guys, maybe you're not all bad after all. Enjoy comfy gardening :)

[Anonymous No.15916207]

First year trying to garden and every crop is perfect so far. I was worried about the celery but it just came up.

Gonna cross breed the tomatoes later this year.

[Anonymous No.15916211]

>>15915351
i've got some san marzano tomato sprouts in a pot

[Anonymous No.15916593]

>>15915351
I tasted one of my tomatoes a day after it became red and it was just as tart as a supermarket's. Any tips on what to do? I thought it being red was a sign it was ready.

[Anonymous No.15917029]

>>15915351
I just grow herbs, I don't feel like crop plants are worth the effort with my limited skill and resources. A plant or two each of sage, rosemary, thyme, and basil lasts me the whole year usually and the quality greatly surpasses supermarket produce most of the time. I stopped growing coriander because they often die on me or have poor yields and I don't really like dried coriander so I don't get good value out of what I do manage to get.

[Anonymous No.15917092]

>>15915351
Got tomatoes going already, just started my cucurbitaceae, some brussel sprouts, and jalapenos. That's about it for seedlings. I plant root vegetables directly in the soil. Carrots, parsnips, beetroots and onions. Had garlic planted last fall it should start sprouting soon. I also ordered berry saplings that should be here in May. My goal is to eventually grow all of my fruits and vegetables.

[Anonymous No.15917114]

>>15915634
Ay, dont be talking shit about my tomatoes

[Anonymous No.15917125]

>>15916593
if you didnt plant heirlooms you fucked up. most mass market tomatoes have a gene that turns them red faster and they stay red longer, but they have no taste because they dont ripen properly

[Anonymous No.15917127]

>>15915797
its almost as if its a troll account

[Anonymous No.15917141]

Red onions and garlic. Also chilli pepper...but those have just been sown and it's turned cold all of a sudden idk if the seeds will hatch

[Anonymous No.15917177]

>>15917114
A bit bushy there, bud.

[Anonymous No.15917216]

>>15915422
I normally dig hole. The cost is free.

[Anonymous No.15917329]

>>15917125
Heirloom master race. I've got brandwines going this year.

[Anonymous No.15917350]

>>15917177
if they die they die
I only want top tier fruits able to survive a competitive environment and rise above the riffraff

[Anonymous No.15917426]

>>15917125
They're called Santa Cruz, it's a salad variety.

[Anonymous No.15917871]

>>15915601
That's a nice garden, anon! I'm hoping to get a set up like that going once we install our privacy fence. It may have to wait till next year though.

Right now, I'm growing very small things. I have some pearl onions and creamer potatoes growing nicely. My herb garden has been hit or miss so far.

[Anonymous No.15918017]

>>15915351
I use to grow mushrooms but I don't have the space.

[Anonymous No.15918039]

>>15915354
Uhh. I still have some of my tomatoes from last year. I mean I didn't grow it in a gay pot, but Im still a retard and it was my first time gardening

[Anonymous No.15918189]

>>15915354
This reads like Adam Ragusea wrote it.

[Anonymous No.15918531]

>>15915668
If I were you, I'd work mint into my cooking. I make a nice sauce with mint, cilantro, vinegar, garlic, ginger, thai chili peppers, and a little sugar.

[Anonymous No.15919937]

>>15915351
Hydroponic tomatoes. Otherwise mostly herbs.

[Anonymous No.15919957]

>>15915351
Peas, potatoes, tomatoes, garlic, carrots (not anymore, carrots are a huge hassle to grow and you should not do it), various salads, onions

[Anonymous No.15920187]

>>15917216
How do you keep the slugs away?

[Anonymous No.15920263]

fuck only thing i have growing is snap peas and green bell peppers because im too retarded for anything else

[Anonymous No.15920302]

>>15915354
Store bought tomatoes and homegrown tomatoes aren’t even on the same tier. Homegrown are infinitely better.

[Anonymous No.15920322]

>>15915351
Gardening general when? And I'm growing tomatoes, haricot beans, luffa, eggplants, holy basil, snow peas

[Anonymous No.15920327]

>>15915351
Having the free time to do gardening is pretty beta male. Going to the local produce stand is the true chad move.

[Anonymous No.15920331]

>>15920327
>free time
You need a lot of time to do landscape gardening, where you'll plant ornamentals and whatnot. But for food, you need hardly any at all.

[Anonymous No.15920333]

>>15920322
More likely on /out/. Jannies over here always prune (haha) these threads.

[Anonymous No.15920335]

>>15915351
>What food have you started growing so far, /ck/?
I added some herb pots to my patio, basil, mint, things like that. It's all staying alive.
My yard already had mango, avocado, and calamondin.

[Anonymous No.15920417]

>>15915354
City fags will be like:
>Noooo that's not economical!! If you worked more for Mr. Goldberg you'd make more money!!!

[Anonymous No.15920805]

>>15920187
Salt

[Anonymous No.15920810]

>>15917871
Growing anything is good, and thank you! I worked hard on it.

[Anonymous No.15921011]

the jew fears the indoor chicken farmer.

[Anonymous No.15921073]

>>15915354
Fucking nolands

[Anonymous No.15921468]

>>15917350
Based natural selection chad

[Anonymous No.15922344]

I've got some janky trellises set up for my raspberries and blackberries. Pruning those is very therepeutic. I planted those along the property line between my yard and the neighboring lot, so that way, I have a fence that gives me food. Just put my first few tomatoes in yesterday and should have more planted within the week. I put in a ten foot row of potatoes and another of onions and another of garlic. Three twelve foot rows of green beans, but none of them have sprouted yet.

As far as seed pots go, my peppers (jalepeño, serrano, banana, and bell) are still not ready to transplant yet. I've got melons in starter pots as well as a few tree seeds I'm experimenting with. Trying to see if I can grow the apples or lemons that I bought at the store from seed. Nothing coming up yet, but I'm a lazy bastard who only got them put into starters in the past week.

As for things I want but haven't done, I'm thinking about building a raised bed for strawberries. I love the idea of perennials that keep my house fed.

[Anonymous No.15922383]

>>15921011
those fellas need space. Not cool

[Anonymous No.15922460]

Is this the chad gardener thread?

[Anonymous No.15922466]

>>15922460
those are tomatoes
Picrel is zucchini flowers

[Anonymous No.15922480]

>>15922466
from left to right:
>parsley
>mint
>thyme
>sage
>basil
>more zucchini flower

[Anonymous No.15922492]

>>15922480
I have lots of rosemary plants all over the back yard both the tall and sprawling kind
Here is an artichoke plant. He makes only 1

[Anonymous No.15922495]

>>15922492
Blood Orange Tree

[Anonymous No.15922503]

>>15922495
Avacado tree, he’s just a baby

[Anonymous No.15922515]

>>15922495
Daddy fig tree.

[Anonymous No.15922641]

>>15922383
its just a temporary space, once the chicken house is cleaned out they will be moved out there, the old chickens have been butchered already, they won't get big enough inside for it to be a problem.

[Anonymous No.15922656]

>>15922495
How old?
Grown from seed?

[Anonymous No.15922660]

>>15922503
How can an avocado stone fit in that little cube?

[Anonymous No.15922848]

>>15922460
Bigger image of tomatoes

[Anonymous No.15924052]

Edamame.

[Anonymous No.15924174]

>tfw you live in Alberta and can't plant anything outdoors until the end of May, only to watch it get wiped out by hail in June.

[Anonymous No.15924295]

>>15924174
Grow lights man. Get some shelves and suspend some T5 LED lights on them and you can grow indoors all year long. Barrina is a good brand and available on Amazon Canada. t. Ontariofag

[Anonymous No.15924415]

>>15924295
I have stuff growing indoors. It's not the same. Growing in dirt feels amazing. Much better than lettauces in a pvc pipe under lights. Id move back to BC but now it's a million dollars for a coal miners shack in coombs.

This country man

[Anonymous No.15924488]

[Anonymous No.15924653]

>>15924052
SOY

[Anonymous No.15924700]

I started growing an avocado from a seed ten weeks ago and it's finally sprouting, the root is about an inch long now. I know I won't get any fruits out of it in my lifetime, but it's nice to see something grow and the last one I tried (gave it away later) had really tall and gorgeous leaves.

If I can make it work somehow, I want to try lavender. Mint and dill would also be cool, maybe a lemon.

[Anonymous No.15924783]

Live in the southern hemisphere so the growing season is slowing down here but I'm still harvesting these guys. This is one afternoon's harvest from two plants. The big ones are for cooking and the little ones are tastier and I use them for everything else.

[Anonymous No.15924788]

my garden is in some disrepair but i currently have
zucchini
cherry tomato
basil
spinach
kiffler potatoes
snow peas

[Anonymous No.15924795]

>>15924700
>I know I won't get any fruits out of it in my lifetime, but it's nice to see something grow
THAT'S the spirit.

[Anonymous No.15924824]

>>15924783
Also growing zucchinis, kale, loads of herbs, globe artichokes, snow peas, strawberries, tiny chode cucumbers, silverbeet, broad beans

[Anonymous No.15924833]

>>15924783
more of my chad garden no doxx plz

[Anonymous No.15924957]

i can't believe people can argue that buying shit is cheaper than growing it.

it grows out of the fucking ground it's free. you plant it in free dirt and give it free water from the sky and then just pull the food off.

its free food.

[Anonymous No.15924963]

>>15924700
my gf's grandmother has an avocado tree that must be like, idk, 50 feet high or some shit its enormous. constantly drops avocados, sometimes like 3 or 4 fall off in a day

[Anonymous No.15925171]

My tomato plants died outside.
Fuck April, the most deceiving month of the year.
Luckily I still have backup tomato plants inside.

[Anonymous No.15925228]

>>15925171
You shouldn't plant tomatoes before April 25 anyway

[NOT HIM No.15925282]

>>15925228
I'm planting tomatoes right now in the Autumn.

[Anonymous No.15925290]

>>15915351
i raise 3 chicken for eggs
doesnt taste as good as the one i bought though

[Anonymous No.15925471]

>>15915587
retard

[Anonymous No.15925523]

I'm a pleb so just the basic potatoes and green onions from scraps. Can't grow cilantro or peas because then I have to make fencing to keep birds and squirrels out. Will try some romaine scraps next week maybe.

[Anonymous No.15925983]

fellow gardenchads
still replanting for this year, but here's a shot from last year

[Anonymous No.15926048]

>>15925983
Is the fencing for your dog's?

[Anonymous No.15926100]

>>15924783
>>15924824
>>15924833
Very nice anon

[Anonymous No.15926291]

>>15921011
BASED

[Anonymous No.15926387]

>>15926048
yep. built it last summmer, had just the gate and snow fencing before but the dogs could kinda wriggle under it. all planters are built by us as well

[Anonymous No.15926393]

>>15925228
>april 25
what zone?
I was thinking about putting my tomato plants outside in mid-late may

[Anonymous No.15926501]

If you're not either growing something expensive to sell at a farmers market or growing potatoes and lentils, you're ngmi

[Anonymous No.15926504]

>>15926501

[Anonymous No.15926519]

>>15926393
Northern Italy

[Anonymous No.15926521]

>>15926504
Both is a good option just don't grow dumb shit like bell peppers that taste like ass, have no nutritional value, are ahuge pain to grow, and are worth nothing.

[Anonymous No.15926552]

Not to mention they're fucking hollow and full of air for some dumb reason, and even the "filling" is garbage you throw out like an overgrown core, you can literally only eat the "rind" and it tastes like ass.
Also they're not even spicy, they're overgrown "peppers" with less heat than basil and taste like sickly sweet garbage and you still grey about as much edible matter as a jalapeno, the texture is godawful raw and slimy cooked, the juice is disgusting either way, constantly added to poverty foods and the actual worst thing plaguing otherwise delicious tex-mex, ruin the texture of a dish just as much as diced onions and tomatoes but without adding any worthwhile flavor, and now they're all over pizzas too because they cost nothing and are worth nothing just fill out orders. At least sawdust adds fiber. Bell peppers are a degenerate filler that don't belong in any food, yet people grow them as "prized produce". The dandelions you pull out of your lawn are five times as foodworthy as bell peppers even with half of their mass being poisonous and all of it tasting bad.

FUCK bell peppers this post was made by lentil gang

[Anonymous No.15926582]

>>15926387
Very nice and comfy anon, thank you for sharing your Chad garden with us

[Anonymous No.15926597]

>>15926501
That's an extremely wise post.

[Anonymous No.15926603]

>>15925983
>>15926387
Based.

[Anonymous No.15926670]

>>15915811
This. Especially when it comes to things that you typically only use a little at a time (herbs in particular, also picking a tomato to slice it for hamburgers or whatever). If a recipe calls for some fresh mint, I'm going to the fucking grocery store and buying a bundle of it just for a couple leaves while the rest rots before I even need it again.

[Anonymous No.15926684]

What can I grow on my patio if I'm unfortunately an apartmentcuck? Mostly herbs, I'm guessing? My climate is very hot and wet in the southern US

[Anonymous No.15926709]

>>15926597
Thank you

[Anonymous No.15926735]

>>15926684
Type your zip code here https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/ and you'll find your zone. Then do a Google search for "What grows in Zone X" and you'll find the resources in terms of what you can grow.

[Anonymous No.15926751]

>>15926684
>>15926735
This website will give you a list of what you can grow if you select your zone.

[Anonymous No.15926761]

>>15926684
Lentils
Take the lentil pill

[Anonymous No.15926763]

>>15926684
>>15926735
This website will give you a list of what you can grow if you select your zone.

https://www.gardenate.com/

[Anonymous No.15926764]

>>15926735
>>15926756
Thank you very much anons

[Anonymous No.15927354]

Dumb question, last year I grew some hot peppers on my balcony, I kept three of them, let them dry out in the air and put them away. I wanted to use them for cooking but I kinda forgot. Can I plant the seeds from them this year?

[Anonymous No.15927361]

>>15926735

>Depending on technology instead of just throwing the seeds in the ground and flexing until your crops grow

ngmi

[Anonymous No.15927413]

>>15927354
No, it's not allowed.

[Anonymous No.15927430]

>>15915351
Peas, leek, beets, potatoes, some herbs

[Anonymous No.15927432]

>>15927361
>Wasting time and resources waiting for something that will yield nothing.

SHYGGY

[Anonymous No.15927456]

>>15915351
I've been growing microgreens and mushrooms indoors all winter but now I have 4 different kinds of tomatoes, okra, thyme, oregano, basil, and peas all growing outside in pots.

[Anonymous No.15927513]

>>15915351
let's see.
I've got carrots, bush beans, green onions, mizuna, cilantro, kale, tomatoes, rosemary, and thyme in their pots outside.

I've got peppers, strawberries, eggplant, basil, and asparagus seedlings that are developing and I'm going to wait a little bit before I put them outside.

I've also got seeds for corn, melons, pumpkins, okra, pole beans, and cucumbers. I'll deal with those the weeks to come.

[Anonymous No.15927549]

>>15915372
It all depends on where you live and what quality you want to buy. Good quality tomats are unobtainable at US supermarkets so you have to grow them if you want good ones. Or you go to farmers market and spend $8 on 3 tomat.
Greens are becoming very overpriced as well now that so many veganoid retards are folding the market. Doesn’t help that most “plant based” mongoloids are overpaid upper middle class professionals with more money than sense who think it’s normal for a cabbage to cost $12

[Anonymous No.15927591]

>>15915480
I think radishes grow well in tough soil.

[Anonymous No.15927974]

>>15915378
he's a glowie

[Anonymous No.15928780]

>>15926684
I have a north facing, covered balcony in my apartment which is close to the worst situation you can get. That being said, I've successfully grown typically sun-loving things like tomatoes, cukes, and peppers, so you're really not that limited.

If space is an issue, like it was for me, aim for plants that you can trellis easily to maximize vertical space. Things like beans, peas, aforementioned tomatoes(smaller varieties like cherry/grape size will do better) where you can direct them towards the most sunlight.

Herbs for sure, especially considering how ridiculously overpriced they are at the typical market.

I would avoid large sprawling plants like zucchini/squash.

[Anonymous No.15928886]

>>15915437
>>15915441
kek

[Anonymous No.15929269]

>>15915354
fuck off i like gardening and have land. guess i should be watching netflix?

[Anonymous No.15930338]

>>15915351
shrooms

[Anonymous No.15930387]

>>15915351
Why do my tomato flowers drop?

[Anonymous No.15930431]

Don't mind me, just spraying all over your crop

[Anonymous No.15931087]

>>15916047
You can graft tomato and tobaco plants actually
I saw it in a book, I *am* curious if it makes a difference
but it's a well known compatibility in grafting example
>>15915980
Literally my thoughts on this thread, watched it some days ago. trust an aussie to explain things clearly and upfront

[Anonymous No.15931193]

>>15926552
not only are you completely right, but when I read
> At least sawdust adds fiber.
I felt the aoe damage from that myself, even if I am not lentils
I like to imagine you dropped such a nuclear roast on lentils two cities away that I felt the radiation damage anyways
that or I had a stroke, 50/50

[Anonymous No.15931208]

>>15926552

[Anonymous No.15932370]

>>15931193
I was talking about bell peppers so I'm pretty sure you had a stroke kek

[Anonymous No.15932575]

>>15915351
Onions, garlic, radishes, dandelions (yes, I do eat dandelions)
Might plant some corn to try to intentionally get them infected with huitlacoche

[Anonymous No.15932616]

When I need food I go make a withdrawal from the food bank

[Anonymous No.15932771]

>>15932575
You’re not growing dandelions in pots or something, are you?

[Anonymous No.15932791]

>>15932771
I have them in a big planter so that I can monitor them and pick the greens when they're at the perfect size to not be too bitter

[Anonymous No.15932977]

>>15915412
Sooo are you am amerimut or something? Tomato's are a staple

[Anonymous No.15933355]

>>15932977
No, they're a fruit you fucking idiot