Whatcha growin, /crops/?

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Whatcha growin, /crops/? Caveman 3000!!u3XaE5yJtQ 10/02/14 (Thu) 00:32:37 ac9fd4 No.3

I've currently only got a cycad growin, but i'm in the process of building a grow room in my ex-father-in-law's house for some poppies. He's a rad fuckin dude.

I have experience growing:
strawberries
squash
zuchinni
kale
opium
cannabis
morning glories(pic related)
carrots
peppers
lettuces
radishes
turnips
datura
roses
blueberries
Psilocybe mushrooms
tomatoes
thyme
basil
rosemary
sage(in all fields)
mints
dill
marigolds
fennel
sunflowers

and maybe some other stuff I can't think of right now.

I can provide advice for all of these.

Vegophile 10/02/14 (Thu) 01:11:32 a06933 No.4

I'm gonna get some basil soon…hoping to repel flies

Vegophile 10/02/14 (Thu) 02:00:01 ac9fd4 No.5

>>4

its also delicious for eating ;)
you can make a nice little snack with some mozzarella and basil on a tomato slice with some balsamic vinaigrette

Vegophile 10/02/14 (Thu) 02:20:07 ecd8aa No.6

I've only ever successfully grown and eaten cucumbers and potatoes. My pepper plants are still alive but they never got past the seedling stage for some reason, the tomatoes on my tomato plants are still unripe and I'm pretty sure the onions and mint are edible but I haven't bothered to harvest them yet.

How do you progag8 m8?
I've never grown from cuttings before, would like to learn how someday.

Vegophile 10/02/14 (Thu) 02:24:41 ecd8aa No.7

>>5
oh and yeah, that combination is a classic. I just leave out the vinegar because I don't like it that much, but even olive oil on its own with tomatoes, basil and mozzarella is delicious
Basil goes well with tomato in most dishes

Caveman 3000!!5xhprHArXc 10/02/14 (Thu) 02:43:04 ac9fd4 No.8

>>6
propagating via cuttings generally depends on the plant. Some can't physically do it, others are difficult about it and require rooting hormone, and some do it like it's second to breathing.

Do some research on the cutting-ability of the plant you're looking into(should be plenty on it if it can). Generally a rooting hormone on any plant that *can* propagate via cuttings will make it near-100% proabability

Vegophile 10/02/14 (Thu) 14:04:41 ecd8aa No.9

>>8
Thanks for the advice mayn.

Vegophile 10/02/14 (Thu) 17:15:19 12c117 No.11

>>6
if you want specific propagation advice just ask >>10