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.
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 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."
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 pee on the potatoes. It doesn't seem to help.
LOL. I mean, we'll all have to solve the phosphate shortage somehow. Urine could play a part in that for farming.
I thought we were shooting for (at?) nitrogen.
That too.
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.
The neighbors love this.
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.
Thanks for the inspiration, good stuff.
Thank you 🙏!
Fascinating, thank you for this.
You're welcome. Glad you found it interesting.