That’s not the ground I will be getting the soil from, maybe my bad for not mentioning that but I have ground with much higher quality soil nearby in my actual garden. I just haven’t moved these there yet since they’re heavy.
Do you know any edible perennials that would grow well in a raised pot thing like this?
Ik you’re trying to be helpful and I am aware my described preference is suboptimal but it kinda feels like you didn’t read most of what I said, I am trying to avoid extra work and expense so embedding them in the ground and buying soil amendments are the exact things I am avoiding. Also none of those are perennial to my knowledge? I am looking for perennials that will sit happy in this filled with (good quality) soil from the ground. If there are none that would fit those requirements that’s ok by me and would be good info to know as well but I only really picked them up because they were free, if it’s extra effort beyond filling and planting and maybe watering a few times to get them started it’s probably not worth it to me with the type of garden I am growing.
Same, it was fun, but that was really it, they went campy and the books aren’t really campy, i would have liked an adaptation that stayed true to the vibe of the books but overall it wasn’t bad or anything, just not what it could have been.
No, that’s literally just capitalism.
Anarchism and capitalism are antithetical to each other, capitalism is a system of capital ownership that creates economic heirarchy.
Heirarchy and anarchy are mutually exclusive polar opposites.
You clearly lack understanding of anarchism. Economic heirarchy is still heirarchy honey.
This is what we get for not teaching kids critical thinking skills in school.
FoB?
Livesuit was great, really looking forward to TFOB, probably gonna read it in a week or two.
Just started Platform Decay, found out it came out just recently when it showed up on libby and immediately downloaded it so probably that one. I really like the whole Murderbot Diaries series.
you can’t be an anarchist and a billionaire honey.
Scratched the trunk and it is green!
In general what is the best way to over-winter plants without planting them in the ground? Do you know? (I probably will move at some point and would like to take this with me so planting it isn’t my favorite option.)
Branches are flexible and relatively soft, another user suggested I scratch the trunk to see if it’s green inside and it is so I think it is still alive fortunately!
Will definitely check roots! thanks for the tip! (I kinda figured it wouldn’t hit its normal lifespan here, I just thought it would be fun to grow one cause they’re cool)
I got it from the johnsteen tree company and that’s what it is called on the tag (which is still on the tree) Here’s it’s wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequoiadendron_giganteum
Do you know if redwood sapplings can survive in a low light environment like a garage over winter? What would be my best bet of getting one to make it?
Does it change anything if it only went brown after it started warming up outside and was green all through winter?
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unfortunately too late, if only that poor ceo had known, he could have prevented this 😂
Hmm, there is a similarity but it doesn’t quite rhyme, could still be contributing to the feel of the word though for sure.
Maybe but it doesn’t feel like one when you say it and never really has
Sure it does, some like their roots drier or wetter, some have tap roots that might reach all the way down this tube to soil underneath, others are fibrous
Cat mint would grow in this just fine but it’s not edible, alternatively I doubt raspberries would like this much though. But my overall range of knowledge is limited. There are hundreds of species with unique growing conditions and while I could probably come up with a few that would grow in these I am asking because maybe there are others I wouldn’t think of or don’t know about.