@@bluejay713 Good idea. I gathered buckets and tilled certain areas of my backyard for tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers. The leafy greens don't do so well until it's cooler. My wife does the chickens(20) in an old dog pen with a big dog house and we have so many eggs we have to sell half of them.
@@bluejay713 They do pretty good for tomatoes and peppers with some amenities mixed in, organic fertilizer, bone meal, epsom salt, greensand, egg shell, dried banana peel grounds, coffee grounds and spray n grow but the cucumbers really need more space for their roots and lots more water. Getting the young plants hardened to the wind and hot sun is the tricky part. The full sun can stunt them and the wind can break them. Look up hardening off plants. I can answer questions and have had my share of disappointments. I'll not be doing squash and zucchini anymore, my whole crop got hit with vine moths killing every one. "The rusted garden" and "Deep south homestead" channels are good for these subjects.
@@bluejay713 I tried everything. They lay their dam eggs almost every day no matter what I used on em. I did see that the lemon cucumber produces real well with no pests and they taste the same as regular ones.
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I'd be planting vegetables if you can, and while you can raise chickens, it would be a good idea because of the deliberate collapse of the food chain.
@@bluejay713 You can outside of the limits
@@bluejay713 Good idea. I gathered buckets and tilled certain areas of my backyard for tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers. The leafy greens don't do so well until it's cooler. My wife does the chickens(20) in an old dog pen with a big dog house and we have so many eggs we have to sell half of them.
@@bluejay713 They do pretty good for tomatoes and peppers with some amenities mixed in, organic fertilizer, bone meal, epsom salt, greensand, egg shell, dried banana peel grounds, coffee grounds and spray n grow but the cucumbers really need more space for their roots and lots more water. Getting the young plants hardened to the wind and hot sun is the tricky part. The full sun can stunt them and the wind can break them. Look up hardening off plants. I can answer questions and have had my share of disappointments. I'll not be doing squash and zucchini anymore, my whole crop got hit with vine moths killing every one. "The rusted garden" and "Deep south homestead" channels are good for these subjects.
@@bluejay713 I tried everything. They lay their dam eggs almost every day no matter what I used on em. I did see that the lemon cucumber produces real well with no pests and they taste the same as regular ones.
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sage..lol heat tolerant yet I still was able to kill it