>>12143736I have a few grow lights, lots of seeds/pots, and plan on starting seedlings in March. I've been seriously growing since early 20s and was taught by parents/gma/great gma before that. I call the local tree trimmers to dump their loads on my property for free otherwise they have to pay to dump it elsewhere. It takes a bit of time and effort but my tomatoes are the sweetest things you'll ever put in your mouth anon. Pic is sunroots, a midwestern native plant that grows starchy tubers. Ferment them then vacuum seal and put in freezer for long term storage. Stay happy and healthy and I'll pray God blesses you with His abundance.
