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7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for 97% pure purple passionfruit juice, harvested and processed directly from my yard. Grown without use of herbicides/pesticides, and fertilized only with homemade compost. Took about 30 fruits to produce this much juice. Second harvest of passionfruit in '23. First harvest used to make a pie. AMA image
97% pure purple passionfruit juice, harvested and processed directly from my yard. Grown without use of herbicides/pesticides, and fertilized only with homemade compost. Took about 30 fruits to produce this much juice. Second harvest of passionfruit in '23. First harvest used to make a pie. AMA
to r/Permaculture by tripleione
7 months ago
Anyone trying to grow food in places like New Mexico, Nevada or Arizona?
in Arizona
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7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for My almost 1 year old Amorpha fruticosa plant image
My almost 1 year old Amorpha fruticosa plant
to r/Permaculture by tripleione
7 months ago
Biological nitrification inhibition in Nitrogen Efficient Crops: Can We Grow More and Cut Emissions?
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7 months ago
Chinese yam
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7 months ago
BITE ME! Michael Pollan - Apple trees grown from seed CAN produce really good apples. Here's one example of someone producing highly palatable fruit from a tree grown from seed, as well as very permaculture-esque commentary on information vs. knowledge.
to r/Permaculture by tripleione
7 months ago
I'm growing Chenopodium bonus-henrius, aka Good King Henry. This edible perennial deserves more recognition. It's tasty, resistant to pests, and makes a lovely ground cover. (x-post from r/urbanhomestead)
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7 months ago
Question about using urine as fertilizer