Le Potager du Sloth: Gardening without fatigue more than Bio

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Re: The Kitchen Garden Sloth: Gardening without fatigue more than Bio




by ChristianC » 09/07/18, 21:45

to be chafoin wrote:...
(On the other hand the advice given for the moment of the spreading of the hay was rather january, so a pity that you did not make the comparison by depositing at the same time the 2 hay ...)
: Arrow: When was your straw hay broke: in August just before putting it on?
: Arrow: what was there in the fall (and before) on the plot where you put the young hay in January? cover, crop, bare soil?

It is also likely that there are big differences between the hays, even between those mown at the same time (exposure and state of the meadow ...)


1 / - strawy hay must have been mowed in late July, already dry!
2 / - there were the remains of dying plants (tomatoes, squash, zucchini, eggplants etc.); mustard was also sown in November. The weeds were happy (if I may say so). Some places were "scantily dressed" (not to say naked).

I started the display of hay in August on the advice of Didier: better cover than leave the plot we had just taken, full of weeds. He even advised to leave the huge weeds on the ground (by cutting them down) - which I had not done, considering that these stems over 2 meters would be a problem (I was wrong). I made a bunch of it and I used it in January spreading it over the potato area. This pile was very well mushroomed (many white hyphae everywhere) in January.
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Re: The Kitchen Garden Sloth: Gardening without fatigue more than Bio




by Adrien (ex-nico239) » 10/07/18, 00:47

Christophe wrote:300 kg of fruits and vegetables in an urban vegetable garden of 50 m² permaculture (classic straw) is the feat realized by a Rouanais and presented here: https://www.bastamag.net/L-extraordinai ... emple-pour

In the suburbs of Rouen, an amateur gardener manages to produce 300 kg of fruits and vegetables a year, with his vegetable garden of just 50 m2. And this, without pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Optimize the space, promote exchanges between plants, choose the places where grow such types of plants, here are his advice in five major lessons. What inspire those who wish to develop the food autonomy of their neighborhood without necessarily having large spaces.




I had posted this video or rather its link ... to illustrate precisely the illusion of autonomy of the garden (in the majority of cases and obviously not in the case of the tasting of a radish bunch per season : Mrgreen: )

In summary I do not believe it for a single second

I do not redevelop .... Image
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Re: The Kitchen Garden Sloth: Gardening without fatigue more than Bio




by Moindreffor » 10/07/18, 08:56

nico239 wrote:
Christophe wrote:300 kg of fruits and vegetables in an urban vegetable garden of 50 m² permaculture (classic straw) is the feat realized by a Rouanais and presented here: https://www.bastamag.net/L-extraordinai ... emple-pour

In the suburbs of Rouen, an amateur gardener manages to produce 300 kg of fruits and vegetables a year, with his vegetable garden of just 50 m2. And this, without pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Optimize the space, promote exchanges between plants, choose the places where grow such types of plants, here are his advice in five major lessons. What inspire those who wish to develop the food autonomy of their neighborhood without necessarily having large spaces.




I had posted this video or rather its link ... to illustrate precisely the illusion of autonomy of the garden (in the majority of cases and obviously not in the case of the tasting of a radish bunch per season : Mrgreen: )

In summary I do not believe it for a single second

I do not redevelop .... Image

if it's possible, except that he must have a problem with maths, if he cultivates 30m2 I'm a farmer then, but from there to talk about self-sufficiency it is true that there is a world, there are just good ideas to take,
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Re: The Kitchen Garden Sloth: Gardening without fatigue more than Bio




by Adrien (ex-nico239) » 10/07/18, 16:58

Moindreffor wrote:if it's possible, except that he must have a problem with maths, if he cultivates 30m2 I'm a farmer then, but from there to talk about self-sufficiency it is true that there is a world, there are just good ideas to take,


What is possible?

The 300kg
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self-sufficiency.

Self-sufficiency I do not believe at all except to almost never eat vegetables Image

The 300kg counting the tools ... maybe Image
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Re: The Kitchen Garden Sloth: Gardening without fatigue more than Bio




by JardinierAmateur » 11/07/18, 12:52

Hi the phenocultors.

No message from Did since the 3 / 07. I'm wondering ....
Nothing serious I hope ?
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Re: The Kitchen Garden Sloth: Gardening without fatigue more than Bio




by Did67 » 11/07/18, 13:40

My god, I am "in chains" ??? What a tragedy for a spirit as free as mine ... [humor]

I posted elsewhere.

[A stay in Burgundy, for a family celebration, with forced Internet withdrawal - no box at my mother-in-law; I don't have "4G" and am in no hurry to have one!

Lessons to remember, as far as I'm concerned:

1) I would try to think of announcing my "programmed silences" ...

2) I must think, without fretting, to set up a device for one of my daughters or patches to put a message online, here and on Youtube, if something serious happened to me , even fatal - it hangs in my nose, more and more with age !!!!! Death is part of the living - without death, we would never have gone beyond the stage of the first cyanobacteria - from which we can, by the way, conclude that the vain efforts of man to become immortal are living proof his suicidal tendencies and the inconsistency of his thoughts]
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Re: The Kitchen Garden Sloth: Gardening without fatigue more than Bio




by Moindreffor » 11/07/18, 14:36

nico239 wrote:
Moindreffor wrote:if it's possible, except that he must have a problem with maths, if he cultivates 30m2 I'm a farmer then, but from there to talk about self-sufficiency it is true that there is a world, there are just good ideas to take,


What is possible?

The 300kg
ou
self-sufficiency.

Self-sufficiency I do not believe at all except to almost never eat vegetables Image

The 300kg counting the tools ... maybe Image

no 30m2even there he pulls us in protrait
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by Moindreffor » 11/07/18, 14:38

Did67 wrote:My god, I am "in chains" ??? What a tragedy for a spirit as free as mine ... [humor]

I posted elsewhere.

[A stay in Burgundy, for a family celebration, with forced Internet withdrawal - no box at my mother-in-law; I don't have "4G" and am in no hurry to have one!

Lessons to remember, as far as I'm concerned:

1) I would try to think of announcing my "programmed silences" ...

2) I must think, without fretting, to set up a device for one of my daughters or patches to put a message online, here and on Youtube, if something serious happened to me , even fatal - it hangs in my nose, more and more with age !!!!! Death is part of the living - without death, we would never have gone beyond the stage of the first cyanobacteria - from which we can, by the way, conclude that the vain efforts of man to become immortal are living proof his suicidal tendencies and the inconsistency of his thoughts]

the ransom of glory : Mrgreen:
only one being is missing and the Earth seems depopulated
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Re: The Kitchen Garden Sloth: Gardening without fatigue more than Bio




by Moindreffor » 11/07/18, 21:02

question for the end of the season
I'm going to order my hay for next year, but a remark from Didier about the end of the season and the possible overdose of nitrate when there is hay and there are no more vegetables, bothering me a little
so that's my question
1 solution sow a green manure
2 solution put straw low in nitrogen that should pump nitrogen end of season and enjoy the straw to bring some humus to my soil

What do you think?
Is there a better solution than the other?

please
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Re: The Kitchen Garden Sloth: Gardening without fatigue more than Bio




by Adrien (ex-nico239) » 11/07/18, 22:25

Did67 wrote:I don't have "4G" and am in no hurry to have one!


I also have a phone that does not have the 4G ... but that does not prevent ... Image

Okay if at your beautiful mother there is only the edge I sympathize ....

But for all that we do and even to watch TV or videos the H + is very good, no need for 4G Image
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