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8 contributions to Grow Anything With Living Soil
2d ago in
Why do you grow food?
For me it was all about the taste. Why do you grow your own food? Here is a study that looked at nutrient loss from UC Davis.
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New comment 33m ago
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Dang, I hadn't thought about the taste, but that chart is compelling! We started it mostly as a way to save money, and change our eating habits. You get more motivated to eat the right food when you've put the effort into growing it!
12d ago in
If you need help leveling up, this is for you
I just finished up a step by step guide to help you get to level 3 and unlock those first modules. Once you do that leveling up from there is just rinse and repeat. https://www.skool.com/grow-anything-with-living-soil/classroom/1ad6a3d4?md=e7e7992e52584fa387b0bfdca5d2877f
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New comment 12d ago
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BRILLIANT. 👏 Thank you so much!
12d ago in
Challenge
Post a GIF of you in the garden. 1. Click the button in the bottom of the window that says GIF and find one and post it. 2. Or find a GIF on google and then post it here. Challenge closes on Saturday 14 December and then we will vote on the winner. Let's see those GIFs 😂
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New comment 9d ago
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13d ago in
Do you have perennials?
Perennials are this plants that come back year after year. You put them in the ground once and then they continue to produce for you. What are your favorite perennials? https://www.thecooldown.com/green-home/backyard-harvest-plants-garden-food/
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New comment 6d ago
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@Olena Huffmire oh heck yes, I didn't know that vegetables could be a perennial 👀 You have my attention! haha
15d ago in
Oh Boy!! 😬
Would you do this and if not, what type of mulch do you use? https://www.thecooldown.com/green-home/grass-clippings-mulch-garden-vegetables/
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New comment 6d ago
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@Kc Kaleo Totally fair-- our microgreens tend to work harder to push through the vermiculite, but it creates for a great germinating process. So it's kindof a two edge sword that way
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@Dennis Wichter definitely! I think the idea of reusing scraps and using clever gardening "hacks" is fascinating though! always fun to think of affordable ways to use everyday resources!
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@robert-moellmer-7719
We are Rob and Josephine, a couple from Utah growing and selling produce out of our indoor garden! We are nerds, foodies, and entrepreneurs ☀️
Active 4m ago
Joined Dec 4, 2024
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