so i'll wait until next year to start planting

in the meantime i'll find other things to do

Yeah, there is always cleaning up /maintenance, things like cooking to learn/do too

lifting samdbags

sandbags*

Are you expecting heavy rain and possible flooding?

If you want to start growing things, but you're limited in space and your local climate/soil isn't suitable, check out indoor growing tents

Oshion 2x2x4 Feet Small Indoor Mylar Hydroponics Grow Tent Room (24"x 24"x 48") https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GCJ66NM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_2pTWzbP4JR8DM

I'm considering getting a larger one so I can grow some vegetables during the winter

i have my backyard to use for growing things

but i do need to clear out an old swing set + maybe flatten it

growing things is so comfy

too bad im stuck in an apartment

You can get one of those Topsy Turvey things

Right?

i feel like that's just a scam

I've read a bit about them

People are pretty happy about them

You can make a DIY version too so

For the NEETs among us, start this ASAP. Maybe the single most valuable course I've even gone through. It will help you understand yourself and those around you. Extremely helpful in particular if you suffer social anxiety or depresson. Watch one video a day and give yourself about 20 mins after each session to think and intregrate what you learned. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL22J3VaeABQAT-0aSPq-OKOpQlHyR4k5h

If you have any questions, or just want to talk, you are welcome to PM me.

^seconded, it's a must watch

Check out the kratky hydroponic method. It's almost completely hands-off and can grow vegs indoors year round. Here's some lettuce I'm growing now.

Thats awesome! How often are our able to harvest it?

This summer I did my first bit of farming, just a patch of 1x2 meters, but it taught me tons 😄

nice

For instance - peas will conquer everyfuckingthing, peas took over everything, even other peas.

you'll have to give me some tips for a first time farmer next spring lol

When I was clearing it out a week ago there were like twice the "surface" amount of peas beneath, that were almost dead etc lol

For sure! 😄

First: *Don't put things too close to one another*

I don't know about second 🤔

feces could be used as fertilizer, right?

because of the nitrates?

Surely 😎

Be careful about using human feces. Most feces is fine, as contamination would require diseases crossing a species barrier. Human feces doesn't have that advantage, so it can spread disease pretty quickly

I didn't do that though, I live close to others lol

*Like the rest of my family, and the neighbours*

Well, *shit* 😄

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