The medaverse....#permacutlure 101 and more medical plants

[med-man]

Everything I've planted so far is starting to pop off

Thru some soaked ginger root too hopefully to grow us some steady supply

We also interested some gods gift last year and I forget the name right now but is great for tooth problems.

The irony is my wife wanted to pull it up last year and this spring sh3 needed it for a bad tooth ache. Helps with wisdom teeth pain as well

 

[med-man]

Going to have some nice Seaweed extract in a few months.

Gail force winds last night left another really easy to collect high tide line of primo sea weed

 

[med-man]

Planted some more tomatoes.

A slug or something has taken a liking to the tobacco shoots. Only 1 patch has gone unscathed.

The wife's hydroponic herbs are killing it.

gotta lemon seed to pop too

 

[med-man]

Bombed in a few pepper rows. Cool and damp.

Planted the poppies that survived and a bunch of tobacco in the sand in the walls.

Bombed a ton of onions too in the mulched sand ditches. Their funk turns off a ton of predators. Shapes are great fresh too throughout the.

The ones planted last week are now wilden out.

from may 20 to July 20th its the longest days of the year. So good times to work late too

 

[med-man]

Should have taken more pictures today.

Entrance and raspberries got a Skim coat of sea weed.

Built a few basic bamboo pepper trellis frames.

And my nieghbor finally brought by some real lisquiti (texada) timewarp seeds and a joint to puff

 

[EnjoyingLife]

Hey dude.

It's a cattle panel greenhouse. Lots of cool videos on YouTube with many heights and variations. They are galvanized 8ftx16ft

Best thing about cattle panels is they are very diverse, are easy to mive and set up and sky is the limits on their uses. And depending on your hustle can be inexpensive.

Plant guilds, vertical, horizontal or bent trellis. Frame for blacking out with or without greenhouse cover. Growers guilds fence for new plants and trees.

I'm currently only using pressure from the garden fencing and and a shored up on the other side of A garden bed. I will be readjusting it soon to get a higher peak.

Noted. Thanks!
If I can get one or two of these panels I may do a lean to style thing and cover it with plastic.
I'd have to figure out the triangles on the ends as it'd be best to have circulation as to not cook the plants, possibly doors and make it where I can open the top as heat rises though the sides open would suffice. Some sort of bug barrier would be great too!

 

[med-man]

Noted. Thanks!
If I can get one or two of these panels I may do a lean to style thing and cover it with plastic.
I'd have to figure out the triangles on the ends as it'd be best to have circulation as to not cook the plants, possibly doors and make it where I can open the top as heat rises though the sides open would suffice. Some sort of bug barrier would be great too!

They are super universal. That sounds like a good idea.

 

[med-man]

Macho mapacho on a bit of a tear. Starting to pump out some resin

 

[med-man]

Thru down some more tamaters. Perfect cooler wetter weather.

The wave in the gh poly allows all the plants to catch just a few hours of pure late daylight sun followed by nice long nights. Few days and the loud skunk project should be planted

 

[med-man]

Mushrooms always show up to a party when I'm on the right track.

Planning a way to get winter and all year round flushes from the forest and the garden

 

[med-man]

Hit pay dirt again. This is the best batch so far. Every gale force wind storm brings in a gold mine of sea weed

Next time will get a truck load

This will be enough to dress the rest of the garden that's functional

 

[med-man]

Leave it to cleaver

This spring gem is awesome for an annual detox and revitalization. And elixir is easily made with fresh plants and dried for tea.

Once steeped in warm water over Nighy chill and have a cup or 2 a day over the next week.

 

[med-man]

Sea weed mulched away the blueberry bed.

Touched up a few rough patches around the garden too