Aspirin isnt all bad. For tomatoes the salacylic acid it contains induces "systemic aquired resistance". Essentially tricking the plant to start fighting off (preparing for) diseases before they appear.
Love it! I learned gardening from family, local gardeners (for advice about the local soil, bugs, what is/is not growing well right now, etc.), and The Laidback Gardener on WordPress. Oh, and I do Reiki on my plants. Love my fresh green smoothies. Love you! We Are All Connected.
I have been vegetable +fruit gardening for over 50 years; currently doing so in 2 states, in 2 different zones. I grow most of my family's plant-based food
Here are my 3 suggestions for you:
1) get your soil tested--your local state university will do this
2) watch Gabe Brown's videos on regenerative agriculture---ideas are applicable to backyard gardening as well as farms of 3K acres
3) investigate Rich Earth Institute, Brattleboro VT on using urine for N in your garden---I do.
We've been gardening together for about 40 years! Here in Texas which is challenging and we did a stint in West Virginia where you could stick a broom in the ground and it would grow!
Aspirin isnt all bad. For tomatoes the salacylic acid it contains induces "systemic aquired resistance". Essentially tricking the plant to start fighting off (preparing for) diseases before they appear.
I believe your Telegram channel has been hijacked. I left it for now.
I'm always here if you want to communicate truly with a real person!
Robyn I had to go off your Telegram channel due to Troll suspect. Who knows any more what's true or not there?
Also use organic coffee grounds to add acidity!
Love it! I learned gardening from family, local gardeners (for advice about the local soil, bugs, what is/is not growing well right now, etc.), and The Laidback Gardener on WordPress. Oh, and I do Reiki on my plants. Love my fresh green smoothies. Love you! We Are All Connected.
I think David the good is in Florida. You can find his articles and videos at The Grow Network. That's Marjory Wildcrafts site. Really informative.
I have been vegetable +fruit gardening for over 50 years; currently doing so in 2 states, in 2 different zones. I grow most of my family's plant-based food
Here are my 3 suggestions for you:
1) get your soil tested--your local state university will do this
2) watch Gabe Brown's videos on regenerative agriculture---ideas are applicable to backyard gardening as well as farms of 3K acres
3) investigate Rich Earth Institute, Brattleboro VT on using urine for N in your garden---I do.
We've been gardening together for about 40 years! Here in Texas which is challenging and we did a stint in West Virginia where you could stick a broom in the ground and it would grow!
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