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Grow Bag Potatoes!
Grow potatoes in Grow Bags! • Place a 3-4 inch layer of loose soil, amended with compost, in the bottom of the container. (Roll down the sides of the container if desired.) Potatoes prefer slightly acidic soil. • Plant seed potatoes sprouted side up in soil and cover them with 2-3 inches of additional soil. • As potatoes sprout, cover the sprouts halfway when they are about 6 inches tall. • Continue this process until the top of the container is reached, at this point, the plant will continue to grow without being covered up. (Hilling the potatoes ensures that determinate potatoes are not exposed to sunlight and turn green, ensuring a larger harvest of indeterminate varieties.) #potatoes #growbag #growbaggardening #growbags #containergardening
Growing in the Garden
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Genius Gardening Hacks! 🌿🔥
These gardening hacks will change the way you grow! 🌱✨ From boosting plant health to saving time, these tricks are a must-know for every gardener. Which one surprised you the most? 🤯👇 #GardeningHacks #GreenThumb #PlantLover #GardenTips #GrowYourOwn #OrganicGardening #HomeGarden #GardenMagic #DIYGarden #SustainableLiving Follow for more - @gardengoodiess Credit: @gardening.tipss 📢 All credits are reserved for their respected owners! 💌 Please DM for credit or removal!
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Re-Plant Carrots and Never Buy Seed Again 🥕🌱 I really enjoy growing carrots in the vegetable garden as they are more than just an edible crops! 😊🌱 Credit 📷📸 @nettlesandpetals They are biennial, so in their first year they produce the carrot that we eat but in their second year they produce ornamental umbels of tiny white flowers that are loved by pollinators. 🌱🐝 I direct sow my carrots and mulch heavily to aid germination, and interplant with onions to help deter carrot root fly. They gr...
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Multitasking Garden Tools
Do you use your garden tools in unintended ways, too? I love using my long handled tools for making straight rows and also have 6, 12, 18 etc. inches marked on them to help with transplant spacing. I love how anything and everything we do can be done in so many ways, often with so much less than we think. But sharing ideas, Diversity in and out of the garden are what brings me joy, not fear. Just thought I'm thinking as I start seeds to grow our own food... also I 💚 music and I think my plants do too... Share this with someone you love sharing ideas and food with! Dig in- Gardening should be fun- and I've got lots more practical tips for a joyful homestead at forksinthedirt.com - join me there!
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Harvesting Worm Castings from In-Bed Vermicomposting Bins
In-bed vermicomposting provides a continuous supply of microbes for my garden beds. After feeding the worms a few times, I harvest the castings. I spread them around my beds and share some with my containers that don't have bins. Worm castings offer so many benefits for your garden. worm castings,worm bin,worm composting,worm farm, worm farming,worm bins,worm compost,diy worm bin,worm farming for beginners,rm,how to harvest worm castings,harvesting worm castings,
Growing in the Garden
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Vermicomposting Made Easy: In-Bed Worm Composting
Worm composting directly in the garden bed simplifies the process of vermicomposting. The worms live, work, reproduce, and make worm castings in the garden bed where they are needed. #vermicompost #wormcastings #inbedvermicomposting #redwigglers #compost
Growing in the Garden
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Garden Water Fountain on a Budget!
Running on solely on solar power, this fountain kit makes an affordable and efficient pump that requires no electricity or batteries.
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One Herb that you can grow year round, either in water or in soil is GREEN ONION! How do you grow green onion? From Seeds or Scraps ? . I love growing from scraps, quick and easy ! . HOW? - Cut about 3” from the root ( or shorter than that) - Plant 1”-2” into soil, water and you will almost see the new shoot growing the same day. - harvest often, the more you harvest, the more it grow. It’s very convenient and my kids love the green part. . . . . Credit 📷📸 @sandra.urbangarden . . . . #garden...
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