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[Trent]

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Discussion

[Cowboywizard12]

in elementary school we learned that the local Native Americans would put fish guts at in the soil to make their crops grow better.

Which is brilliant because fish guts are not something anyone wants to eat and would otherwise have been thrown away and I’m sure there are other tribes that did throw them away especially those in regions where they weren’t farming, corn, beans, and squash.

Edit, so that’s what fish sauce is?

[redninja24]

PSA from your friendly neighborhood swamp witch: Make sure you compost your poop before adding it to you plants. You don’t want to spread any diseases or hexes in your garden

[Lonk_the_VFD_member]

Who are you, who are so wise in the ways of agriculture?

[sewingshadows]

Not poop but my plants love the dirty water leftover from washing starch out of our rice. My devil’s ivy plant in particular seems to thrive off it; we got locked down in another part of the country for 3 months after Christmas, so it spent a lot of time in the dark (a friend came over every couple of weeks to water it) and I had to remove a lot of dead leaves/growth when I got home. Now it’s almost back to its former glory.

[Neomaxizoomeddweebie]

Huzzah!

[waitingforgandalf]

I never feel more witchy than when I’m fertilizing my plants: Blood meal, green sand, bat guano, bone meal, fish emulsion, kelp power, comfrey tea… So many amazing options!

[bombkitty]

It’s only a model.

[art_dogstar]

Ni

[caffeinatedfem]

Help help I’m being repressed

[danceswithronin]

I just put nasty banana peel water on my pepper plants and they’re super happy about it, so this checks out.

[User2277]

😂