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Anonymous (ID: Z6Ec2PLA) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512636984 >>512637095 >>512637217 >>512637325 >>512639053 >>512639483 >>512640243 >>512640698 >>512641241 >>512642417 >>512642512 >>512642965 >>512643624 >>512644847 >>512644894 >>512645196 >>512647324 >>512650672 >>512650839 >>512653848
Why do wagies kike slaves hate when you grow your own food for free?
Anonymous (ID: XkOFYh3t) United States No.512637080 >>512649284
I don't know if it's healthy to imagine that some burger flipper is raging at you for your hobby. He almost certainly doesn't give a shit about your or your life.
But if it keeps you motivated sure.
Anonymous (ID: f5mZPt0W) No.512637095 >>512637532
>>512636984 (OP)
What do you grow ?
Anonymous (ID: cbw+uSD2) United States No.512637217 >>512638141 >>512651525
>>512636984 (OP)
very nice bro, what variety of tomato you growing? i grow better boys. i have made 31 quarts of tomato sauce so far this year
Anonymous (ID: K/R6IboV) Sweden No.512637223 >>512637311 >>512637332 >>512637669 >>512649364 >>512654047
Food is so cheap that it doesn't make a difference, escaping rent is more of a brag
Anonymous (ID: aGDbsTg8) United States No.512637311 >>512637656
>>512637223
It is healthier though.
Anonymous (ID: GjrHTOBc) United States No.512637325 >>512637907
>>512636984 (OP)
make and add some orgonite. don't use aluminum metal. use iron powder. You can collect some for free in the sand with a giant magnet. you can also build PVC (easiest material) pyramids.
Anonymous (ID: WdPw7t/h) United States No.512637332
>>512637223
Honestly this especially when you are in western Europe. In the US you need to do it because everything in the grocery store gives you cancer
Anonymous (ID: Z6Ec2PLA) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512637532 >>512648398 >>512648744
>>512637095
Tomato
Peppers
Eggplant
Cucumber
Kale large
Culiflower
Anonymous (ID: WmXAmh/c) United States No.512637656 >>512637774
>>512637311
its way cheaper too. i only buy flour, pasta, sugar and some meat when i shop. i spend $30/month on groceries because of my garden. this entire meal i produced, even the pork
Anonymous (ID: Z6Ec2PLA) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512637669 >>512638016
>>512637223
Smell tomato in store
>You are Somali light bulb
Anonymous (ID: Z6Ec2PLA) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512637774
>>512637656
I ship some seed packs from USA because I cant get some in store here.
Anonymous (ID: Z6Ec2PLA) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512637907
>>512637325
Everything gas been provided by wagies. I got everything for free even greenhouse.
I make liquid fertilizer from plant waste.
Anonymous (ID: RDqf3dGH) United States No.512638016 >>512638293
>>512637669
You're right, store bought tomatoes are all green tomatoes they gas to turn red, they have no flavor. Home grown tomatoes taste like candy
Anonymous (ID: Z6Ec2PLA) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512638141
>>512637217
Seeds from last year. I need to make supports for vines it grows like cherry but large they grow over half a kilo
Anonymous (ID: Z6Ec2PLA) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512638293 >>512638545
>>512638016
Green. Well fuck some break. But I leave them inside house and they turn red. I cant make so much support when they grow between 400-500 grams each.
Anonymous (ID: RDqf3dGH) United States No.512638545 >>512638936
>>512638293
get some bigger sticks and drive them into the ground next to the plants next time and tie the plant to the stick
Anonymous (ID: Z6Ec2PLA) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512638936 >>512639181
>>512638545
I do that but they are just too heavy
Even some peppers are over 300 grams. Half of them will go for pickeling for winter. Outside I planted turnip. Using their leaves for pie and root also for pie.
Anonymous (ID: JXrj2uiQ) No.512639053
>>512636984 (OP)
drone will film your parcel and you will get imprisoned for bioterrorism

not now but they're drawing these laws up
Anonymous (ID: RDqf3dGH) United States No.512639181 >>512639336 >>512639392 >>512639527
>>512638936
I plant turnips but hate the taste so I leave them for the flowers.

we also have these pieces of shit in the US that kind of hold the plant up
Anonymous (ID: aGDbsTg8) United States No.512639336 >>512639459
>>512639181
You can make your own Tomato trelis with just stakes and twine. Much cheaper but less reusable.

I plant my tomatoes in rows and place a metal stake every few plants then run twine around the stakes and tomatoes.
Anonymous (ID: Z6Ec2PLA) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512639392
>>512639181
For pie from their root you only need them and freah cheese. But you don't make pies like us but try. And also from leaves make pie like spinach pie.

Pumpkins I grow some small for stuffing bit I leave some to grow for pie also.
Anonymous (ID: RDqf3dGH) United States No.512639459 >>512639610 >>512649872
>>512639336
There is a pinnacle of this technology but most people are scared of the implications
Anonymous (ID: zQYMTrKj) United States No.512639483 >>512642150
>>512636984 (OP)
https://www.usda.gov/about-usda/general-information/initiatives-and-highlighted-programs/peoples-garden/registration-form

Make sure you register that assault garden
Anonymous (ID: aGDbsTg8) United States No.512639527 >>512639880
>>512639181
here is a field with tomatoes staked and twine to hold them up.

way better than those tomato cages.
Anonymous (ID: ki2GMaJx) Finland No.512639603 >>512640704
Its cold as fuck here so i cant grow shitall.
Anonymous (ID: aGDbsTg8) United States No.512639610 >>512639746
>>512639459
That's cool. Never done that. I also see they have beneficial marigolds to keep pests away.
Anonymous (ID: RDqf3dGH) United States No.512639746 >>512639906 >>512647186
>>512639610
https://youtu.be/PzP6eq2_3XE?t=132

I watch this aussie sometimes to get pointers, he's probably got the most productive back yard in the world
Anonymous (ID: ltNscN1E) United States No.512639880 >>512639997 >>512642251
>>512639527
i made this cages out of 5' fencing, they are based and only cost a couple dollars each
Anonymous (ID: aGDbsTg8) United States No.512639906
>>512639746
Nice having the raised beds like that for weeding and pruning. Guy knows his stuff. Thanks Fren!
Anonymous (ID: aGDbsTg8) United States No.512639997
>>512639880
Clever. I see you cut slots out of the wire to pick the maters. Nice. I have a shit ton of wire like that laying around. Might try it next season.
Anonymous (ID: aGDbsTg8) United States No.512640088 >>512640238
I love stewed Okra and Tomatoes in the summer.

I use it for a base in several dishes or stews.
Anonymous (ID: RDqf3dGH) United States No.512640238 >>512640347 >>512642388
>>512640088
I've been growing brandywine tomatoes and you can practically quarter them and throw them in a pan and in 30 minutes you have the richest sweetest tomato base
Anonymous (ID: LkEYLl6T) Poland No.512640243
>>512636984 (OP)
I have too many now cherry tomatos rale like vile indians spawning every day will probably Γ°ump em in viniger sugar and some mustard and corriander seeds.
Anonymous (ID: aGDbsTg8) United States No.512640347 >>512640491
>>512640238
I grow a yellow version of Brandywines. Yes, they are delicious. Almost like a sweet fruit.
Anonymous (ID: RDqf3dGH) United States No.512640491 >>512640892
>>512640347
I've been taking banana peppers, tomato base and squash/zucchini and whatever flesh I have in the fridge and making summer slams
Anonymous (ID: BPHgBZnA) Switzerland No.512640698 >>512640803 >>512641604 >>512642417
>>512636984 (OP)
Last summer I tried growing extremely spicy peppers because they're hard to find here. I bought the plants from a nursery and within a weak something ate everything but the stem and all I had left was sticks in the ground. I was so pissed that I never gardened again.
Anonymous (ID: 8Do3rC48) Canada No.512640704 >>512640847
>>512639603
Cabbage
Beets
Radish
Turnip
Garlic

Or get a simple greenhouse.
Anonymous (ID: RDqf3dGH) United States No.512640803 >>512641036 >>512642201
>>512640698
if you don't use pesticide part of gardening is learning how to be an expert bug killer
Anonymous (ID: RDqf3dGH) United States No.512640847
>>512640704
yeah if you're not growing onions and garlic at least the fuck are you doing
Anonymous (ID: aGDbsTg8) United States No.512640892 >>512641137
>>512640491
me too
Anonymous (ID: aGDbsTg8) United States No.512641036 >>512641137 >>512642811
>>512640803
I do it at night. I have bright LED flashlight that really makes bugs stand out. I also smoke a doobie right before and notice more things about the plants and what they are needing.

It's also cooler at night but the bugs do eventually come to the light. I just shut it off for a minute or so and watch the moon.
Anonymous (ID: RDqf3dGH) United States No.512641137
>>512640892
https://youtu.be/lu7savHy0Ig
>>512641036
I'm basically insect Dirlewanger
Anonymous (ID: AbYdRov0) Croatia No.512641241 >>512642628
>>512636984 (OP)
As if anyone cares what you do, get over yourself
Anonymous (ID: Gyf8qxFc) United States No.512641489 >>512641700 >>512642379
some tomatoes I grew and saved the seeds from now produce with potato leaves. I call them my retarded tomatoes
Anonymous (ID: LkEYLl6T) Poland No.512641604 >>512642596
>>512640698
Ants also check the PH levels of your soil swissland is to make watches and satanic caves witj pedo money not habaneros.
Anonymous (ID: RDqf3dGH) United States No.512641700
>>512641489
>Potato leaf shape is a recessive genetic trait in tomatoes, meaning it only appears when a plant inherits the gene from both parents. While many heirloom varieties are potato-leaved, and some heirloom varieties are known for their potato-leafed characteristics (like Brandywine), it's not a universal trait for all heirlooms
Anonymous (ID: nKXJVk7T) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512642150 >>512645453
>>512639483
Shalom Eglin
Anonymous (ID: ltNscN1E) United States No.512642201
>>512640803
sals suds and neem oil. 2 tbsp of each per gallon of water. works for everything, even the deer
Anonymous (ID: nKXJVk7T) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512642251
>>512639880
I used all of it for my dog she again jumps over 2m
Anonymous (ID: aGDbsTg8) United States No.512642379
>>512641489
You made Tato from Fallout.
Anonymous (ID: nKXJVk7T) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512642388
>>512640238
I stuffed them with meat. Pretty much I have meal for 3-4 days now
Anonymous (ID: 9ENvPP0I) United States No.512642417 >>512642924
>>512636984 (OP)
Because they also don't know how to turn it into anything they could store long-term, have anyone to potentially swap crops with because they can't possibly eat(or want to eat) a couple hundred pounds of whatever they grew, and they have no experience or knowledge of calculating how much food they'd need to produce to eat for a whole year until the next crop comes in.

>>512640698
Deer will do that, if they're around. A million edible plants for them in a one-acre area, and they go fuck up your cabbage seedlings like their lives depend on it.
Anonymous (ID: CbgnzvRG) Canada No.512642512
>>512636984 (OP)
kikes, slaves
hm, incompatible with free White men?
maybe?
Anonymous (ID: nKXJVk7T) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512642596 >>512643262
>>512641604
I collect rain. Have now over 500 liters stored in barrels
Anonymous (ID: nKXJVk7T) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512642628
>>512641241
>Flag
Has rain water tax
Anonymous (ID: CbgnzvRG) Canada No.512642811
>>512641036
that's the trick
if you want to know what is going on in your garden, go out at midnight with a flashlight
truly fascinating
and yes, the bugs really reflect the led light
very easy to spot then
cheers!
Anonymous (ID: nKXJVk7T) Bosnia and Herzegovina No.512642924 >>512644763
>>512642417
Imagine my freedome when I made 80 liters of rakija from Applea this year. Destiller I bought new was 600 euros. No permits needed like goyim in EU
Anonymous (ID: 9DukHNmR) United States No.512642965 >>512656613
>>512636984 (OP)
GROWING YOUR OWN FOOD IS CAUSING CLIMATE CHANGE, YOU ANTISEMITIC BIGOT.
Anonymous (ID: CbgnzvRG) Canada No.512643262
>>512642596
i got 11 cbm so far, i use the ibc units, 1000 liter each
works well
i have all my roof surfaces piped into the containers
even a little bit of a sprinkle adds up to a lot
the plants love it
don't forget the root cause of your problems
the jooos!
Anonymous (ID: hxEq5cac) United States No.512643624 >>512651411 >>512651411
>>512636984 (OP)
Take the edible landscape pill

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foodscaping
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WGmd8xHXTc
Anonymous (ID: LkEYLl6T) Poland No.512644763
>>512642924
Bosnan bro i will alwayes remeber old dude seling honey in the mointains he was 2m tall gary and well preserved chad unit. I collet rain watter as well. Also make nettle juice for my plants.
Anonymous (ID: rmfI/j0Q) United States No.512644847
>>512636984 (OP)
Balkans-anon how much money do you save growing your own veggies? I have enough soil to do this myself.
Anonymous (ID: caT89eAQ) United States No.512644894
>>512636984 (OP)
You know why. Make sure to report any mysterious weather or die offs as soon as possible.
Anonymous (ID: yMSwyQCL) Netherlands No.512645196 >>512645809 >>512647569 >>512648161
>>512636984 (OP)
>Pruned my tomatoes today
>was wondering how i should best suspend the plants
>see this thread
im being gangstalked
Anonymous (ID: caT89eAQ) United States No.512645453
>>512642150
Wrong language. You're supposed to use spanish.
Anonymous (ID: LkEYLl6T) Poland No.512645809
>>512645196
I 3d print with asa to grab steams attached to wooden cage with conopy lines. With blender and cad plugin imagination is the limit.
Anonymous (ID: 8W2X3d1t) Australia No.512647186
>>512639746
I've been watching this guy for years. He's great. Shame I am a poorfag with no land to do anything.
Anonymous (ID: x7El6lvp) United States No.512647324
>>512636984 (OP)
Glowing your own food is like printing your own money.
alex jones (ID: ltNscN1E) United States No.512647569 >>512648161
>>512645196
no its not, my gangstalker made this thread
Anonymous (ID: x7El6lvp) United States No.512648161
>>512645196
>>512647569
I just got done outside, placing tri-pod frame over my tomatoes.
Anonymous (ID: f5mZPt0W) No.512648398
>>512637532
Very Impressive
Anonymous (ID: x7El6lvp) United States No.512648744
>>512637532
are onions good for you? I get missed data about them.
Anonymous (ID: bjRsamaz) United States No.512649284 >>512649435
>>512637080
Actually you’re wrong. Recently some neighborhood fags came in and destroyed my garden and my tomato plants. They said that it was β€œnazi” and β€œincel” to grow food and not buy it. β€œYou hate the community!”
Anonymous (ID: bjRsamaz) United States No.512649364
>>512637223
That’s a lie, for Americans. In Europe you are absolutely right. Here you can literally die from eating out. It’s india tier.
Anonymous (ID: UHZHgOl5) Canada No.512649435 >>512649911
>>512649284
Why do you just go out and lie about things like this, nobody in your life has ever even noticed you existed the few times you've left your single mother's basement.
Anonymous (ID: bjRsamaz) United States No.512649872
>>512639459
HOAs will massacre you and your grandma and your pet dogs if you try growing tomatoes on trellises
alex jones (ID: ltNscN1E) United States No.512649911 >>512650428 >>512650788
>>512649435
i do a homestead and the people around me seethe about it. they seethe so bad i worry they will fuck with it. i think they get jealous when they see me smoking a joint and watering my tomatoes on their way to the wage cage
Anonymous (ID: x7El6lvp) United States No.512650428 >>512651001
>>512649911
12 Gauge Camping Trip Wire Alarm Perimeter Alarm Early Warning Security System. You can use blanks to just scare, if you want.
Anonymous (ID: 7sY8+eqj) Serbia No.512650672
>>512636984 (OP)
it's not free
Anonymous (ID: UHZHgOl5) Canada No.512650788 >>512651338
>>512649911
You're full of shit, I can smell it from here and it's seeping out of your brown mongrel eyes.
Anonymous (ID: EgzIhx0s) France No.512650839
>>512636984 (OP)
I don't own lands , I own nothing cause boomers keep it all and won't sell until the price grow up 10 times
Anonymous (ID: ltNscN1E) United States No.512651001 >>512651536
>>512650428
nah, i live innawoods and a armadillo or a possum would trip it every day. i moved most of my beds way out of sight. i do have it fenced it with electrified barb wire.
Anonymous (ID: 7A329c+h) United States No.512651332
I just planted thirty (30) more blueberry bushes adding to the 8 (eight) I already have. I have yuzu, persimmon, olives, mulberries, apples, asian pears, pinot grapes, a truffle oak, tea bushes, a full veggie garden, an herb front garden, all kinds of things.
Anonymous (ID: ltNscN1E) United States No.512651338 >>512658134
>>512650788
im watering my black eyed peas right now. imp actually making some for super tonight
Anonymous (ID: 7A329c+h) United States No.512651411
>>512643624
>>512643624
Honestly the decorative brassicas are largely ass, I'd rather grow Tuscan kale and dinosaur kale and Japanese mustard-spinach instead.
Anonymous (ID: 7A329c+h) United States No.512651525
>>512637217
Stupice is my go-to. Disease resistant, grows well in almost any climate, smallish tomatoes though. But profuse. Golf ball sized, so a bit bigger than cherry tomatoes. Amish paste are good too, good fresh eaters which aren't all watery as well. I like 'em for a BLT or burgers.
Anonymous (ID: x7El6lvp) United States No.512651536
>>512651001
I always dream of having system that trips and starts paying Fortunate Son.
Anonymous (ID: y+pzuVoD) Italy No.512653848
>>512636984 (OP)
Because 1 hour of burger flipping STILL buys you more than 1 day of digging your veggie patch. Just try to figure out how many tomatoes you need to sell for the equivalent wage. And i mean as the producer, not the storefront. Which also includes transportation, water and fertilizer costs etc.

Yeah, i grow tomatoes, it's still cheaper than *buying tomatoes*, but the issue is the selling and time investment. A full time homestead is a 9-5 equivalent and it doesn't pay any bill. It's okay if you live like an Amish, but even the Amish have jobs, because homesteading is incredibly inefficient.
If you wanna make money homesteading you end up growing a huge field of tomatoes and sell in bulk. But then you're just a tomato farmer specialized in one efficient culture.

Most people have a veggie patch because that's still healthy and relatively efficient. Making all your food wouldn't be.
Anonymous (ID: N/VDbg4A) United States No.512654047 >>512655883
>>512637223
I spend $20k a year on food just for myself each year
Anonymous (ID: 7W0682pm) United States No.512655825 >>512656314
Take the figpill
Anonymous (ID: 7sY8+eqj) Serbia No.512655883
>>512654047
that's a lot of avocado toast
Anonymous (ID: 7A329c+h) United States No.512656314 >>512656712
>>512655825
You need two or a graft, plus the proper wasp species or it ends up as a dud which isn't sweet but more like a vegetable taste.

Apple is the way to go.
Anonymous (ID: 89VwOK/n) United States No.512656613
>>512642965
I wonder if Klaus plans on giving up his property ownership rights
Anonymous (ID: LSRrj8p1) Canada No.512656704
This was the best eggplant I've ever eaten in my entire life.
Anonymous (ID: 7W0682pm) United States No.512656712
>>512656314
Common figs still taste good without caprification

t. 40 fig varieties

>Apple is the way to go.
I grow it all (almost). Apples, peaches, cherries, cornelian cherries, plums, pawpaws, pomegranates, figs, feijoa, citrus, elderberries, serviceberries, mulberries, blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, gooseberries, haskap berries, prickly pear. Might be forgetting something
Anonymous (ID: RqHs9J1X) Canada No.512658134
>>512651338
Y can't you just let me win