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I like growing plants, businesses, and the thing I call my self | founder / ceo @epicgardening, seeds @botanicalseeds, artist @rampfade

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This is why I installed security at the house This "fan" thinks it's ok to show up and give themselves a personal tour of the garden Absolutely insane the level of delusion some people operate under

This is why I installed security at the house This "fan" thinks it's ok to show up and give themselves a personal tour of the garden Absolutely insane the level of delusion some people operate under

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THIS IS CRAZY. Moose and calf came up to me on the beach. I could tell something was off (I can energetically feel a moose's internal compass since I landed in AK.) It looked at me, I looked at it. Suddely moose-words entered my mind via telepathy: "I too hired Soham Parekh."

THIS IS CRAZY. Moose and calf came up to me on the beach. I could tell something was off (I can energetically feel a moose's internal compass since I landed in AK.) It looked at me, I looked at it. Suddely moose-words entered my mind via telepathy: "I too hired Soham Parekh."

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Leaving the garden center buying exactly what I came for and nothing more

Leaving the garden center buying exactly what I came for and nothing more

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Vine-ripened tomatoes are kind of a myth. Once a tomato starts turning red at the bottom, it's reached maturity... It's called the breaker stage and you can safely harvest @ this stage w/o losing any flavor at all Even better, it helps prevent disease, splitting, & bird damage

Vine-ripened tomatoes are kind of a myth. Once a tomato starts turning red at the bottom, it's reached maturity... It's called the breaker stage and you can safely harvest @ this stage w/o losing any flavor at all Even better, it helps prevent disease, splitting, & bird damage

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Two years of progress turning my normal suburban home into a productive homestead

Two years of progress turning my normal suburban home into a productive homestead

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Growing zucchini vertically prevents pests & diseases better and allows you to grow a huge harvest in a small amount of space

Growing zucchini vertically prevents pests & diseases better and allows you to grow a huge harvest in a small amount of space

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This is Inga edulis aka the "ice cream bean." I've grown it for the last 3 years not only for the weird fluffy white pulp inside that tastes like fruity vanilla ice cream, but because of its ability to improve soil systems... It's member of the legume family (beans, peas), and has the ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen into the soil... Couple that with the fact that it grows EXTREMELY quickly, farmers in its native region of Central and South America often use it as an alley crop, chopping it down after rapid growth to spread its biomass to their commercially cultivated crops Very cool plant and underrated here in the USA

This is Inga edulis aka the "ice cream bean." I've grown it for the last 3 years not only for the weird fluffy white pulp inside that tastes like fruity vanilla ice cream, but because of its ability to improve soil systems... It's member of the legume family (beans, peas), and has the ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen into the soil... Couple that with the fact that it grows EXTREMELY quickly, farmers in its native region of Central and South America often use it as an alley crop, chopping it down after rapid growth to spread its biomass to their commercially cultivated crops Very cool plant and underrated here in the USA

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Three years of my progress buying an empty lot and turning it into a high-tech suburban homestead

Three years of my progress buying an empty lot and turning it into a high-tech suburban homestead

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My experience growing saffron, the world's most expensive spice. Surprisingly easy...you just need a TON of it to have a meaningful harvest

My experience growing saffron, the world's most expensive spice. Surprisingly easy...you just need a TON of it to have a meaningful harvest

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I haven't showered indoors in over a year. Instead, I built an outdoor shower in my garden and plumbed it so the water irrigates 16 varieties of citrus trees that I planted on my front yard

I haven't showered indoors in over a year. Instead, I built an outdoor shower in my garden and plumbed it so the water irrigates 16 varieties of citrus trees that I planted on my front yard

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For those interested, this is the video that was posted about Epic Gardening - it's fascinating for 1 main reason, the "not-even-wrongness" of it. Factually most of what he says is accurate, but it's what he ISN'T saying that allows a surreptitious narrative to be planted in an audience's mind, that 99%+ are not going to question at all. It's confirmation bias at scale. My response in next tweet.

For those interested, this is the video that was posted about Epic Gardening - it's fascinating for 1 main reason, the "not-even-wrongness" of it. Factually most of what he says is accurate, but it's what he ISN'T saying that allows a surreptitious narrative to be planted in an audience's mind, that 99%+ are not going to question at all. It's confirmation bias at scale. My response in next tweet.

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