Don't forget to punch that like button. Do you have any ancestral, spiritual, or just practical hack-worthy gardening techniques you'd like to share? I'm using cilantro as a companion interplanted with cabbage this year, with great results.
I do companion plant a bit. Basil and oregano by the tomatoes, marigolds around the garden fence to keep out the rabbits. And this year, we sprinkled holy water around our newly prepped garden beds- derived from largely forgotten rural parish practices. As I told my nephew when he seemed suspicious of my instructions, "Dude, we're making Christianity weird again."
There’s a whole segment of permaculture for humanure and the like. We have a friend, a chemist, who collects her urine in a jar and uses it in her garden for the nitrogen.
Don't forget to punch that like button. Do you have any ancestral, spiritual, or just practical hack-worthy gardening techniques you'd like to share? I'm using cilantro as a companion interplanted with cabbage this year, with great results.
Fascinating interview! Love it.
I do companion plant a bit. Basil and oregano by the tomatoes, marigolds around the garden fence to keep out the rabbits. And this year, we sprinkled holy water around our newly prepped garden beds- derived from largely forgotten rural parish practices. As I told my nephew when he seemed suspicious of my instructions, "Dude, we're making Christianity weird again."
Great quote! Weird is good.
I pee on the potatoes. It doesn't seem to help.
The neighbors love this.
LOL. I mean, we'll all have to solve the phosphate shortage somehow. Urine could play a part in that for farming.
There’s a whole segment of permaculture for humanure and the like. We have a friend, a chemist, who collects her urine in a jar and uses it in her garden for the nitrogen.
I thought we were shooting for (at?) nitrogen.
That too.
Fascinating, thank you for this.
You're welcome. Glad you found it interesting.
Thanks for the inspiration, good stuff.
Thank you 🙏!