I've not been home for most of the last two years. And I won't be home for at least one more. So when I got here just a few days ago - for a short "vacation," I couldn't help but be amazed with the beauty of this place. The drive from Texas to Utah felt short as I listened to a couple of my favorite podcasters. Those recordings motivated me to get back on track with my blogging.
Showing posts with label permaculture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label permaculture. Show all posts
Monday, January 22, 2018
Monday, February 29, 2016
My Invention for Grow-bags | Intro to 4-Part Series on Permaculture Gardening
I can't "contain" my excitement about grow-bags! What a pun ;)
This morning I watched a you-tube of people in Cambodia using sacks to grow food.
The basics are universal. Plants need soil, water, nutrients, and aeration. In the case of the above you-tube, "cow dung" is used to fertilize. And a hollow stick is inserted in the middle to water efficiently and to aerate the plant.
This morning I watched a you-tube of people in Cambodia using sacks to grow food.
The basics are universal. Plants need soil, water, nutrients, and aeration. In the case of the above you-tube, "cow dung" is used to fertilize. And a hollow stick is inserted in the middle to water efficiently and to aerate the plant.
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