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Grow Your Own!

by Tricia

First it was the spinach, now it’s the tomatoes. Instead of laying blame, let’s accept that we as a planet are over populated and the massive amount of food required to maintain such a population will inevitably lead to the mishandling of our food. The solution, grow your own! Tomatoes and spinach are at the start of this future crisis, so why not follow nature’s example and start your own garden with spinach and tomatoes. Tomatoes are easy to grow. These types of agricultural problems are going to continue to increase of the next few decades. Be prepared by growing your own! I’ll tell you the secret to my tomatoes… start with good quality organic potting soil. Don’t buy cheap $4 bags from building supply companies with so-called gardening centers attached, those are mostly bark filler. If they sell Miracle-Gro, and their soils, you are in the wrong place. You want an organic soil that is based in Earthworm castings and Bat Guano. Thought you never had a green thumb? Try quality organic potting soil, and you will find that it really wasn’t you.

Anyway, that is pretty much the gist of everything I said in the video. Thanks for reading.

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  1. Elinitsam says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    Here the big …
    Here the big problem too: Mexico. Places like this use human to grow fruit, vegetables, etc. Boycott Mexico until they shape up with their sanitary practices.

  2. NorCalCorsello says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    Yea, that’s really …
    Yea, that’s really nasty. Yuck.

  3. stephenashley93 says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    one of my co …
    one of my co workers was hospitalized with salmonella he got from a tomato. it’s scary. it’s scary that we can’t even buy VEGETABLES anymore without being worried. they water them with water contaminated with human feces….

  4. 55ella2007k says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    Very good advice. …
    Very good advice. If I had just a tiny bit of land around me, I would most certainly do this. But I live in apartment, in an urban environment, although, I do have a little porch/balcony. Probably not big enough though, to plant anything that I could survive on. That’s why I buy from the local farmer’s markets. Any further ideas would be welcome ๐Ÿ™‚

  5. lookoverme says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    i like Tomatoes …
    i like Tomatoes just not spinach

    well said

  6. paweleve says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    American love
    “I …

    American love
    “I love that the U.S produces such a variety of food, on its own. We have a wide variety of foods available”

    grow your own
    “we have a huge population, the food production required to feed the number of people that now inhabit this planet means there are bound to be some problems, there are bound to be some mishandling issues”

  7. NorCalCorsello says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    How so? Encouraging …
    How so? Encouraging people to grow their own vegetables to ease the strain on food production doesn’t apparently display any hatred toward my country. Please explain.

  8. NorCalCorsello says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    I wouldn’t even …
    I wouldn’t even know how to help you in Florida! I went there once when I was 16 years old for a week. The humidity was unbelievable. I guess I’m spoiled by the dry climate. Makes gardening easier too. At least for me since my knowledge is based on Northern California.

  9. czarwright says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    Great Message, Keep …
    Great Message, Keep it up.
    Peace

  10. NorCalCorsello says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    Giving advice on …
    Giving advice on growing pot, believe it or not, can technically be constrained as conspiracy. Under a law passed in 1998, you can not ist in the creation of an illegal substance. It was aimed at methamphetamine recipes on the internet, but can be used by the federal government as conspiracy for cultivation. Tomatoes. Definitely tomatoes.

  11. NorCalCorsello says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    Realistically …
    Realistically people would not be able to completely fulfill their needs, but every bit reduces strain on this overpopulated planet. It will not continue to sustain these types of consumptive demands. Hydroponic systems can be used on the roof of a skyskraper, which actually can outproduce soil.

  12. paweleve says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    kinda contradicts …
    kinda contradicts your “love america ” video

  13. theloathlydaddy says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    I’m one of those …
    I’m one of those who has been convinced I totally lack a green thumb. Everything I’ve tried to plant has just withered, sheesh. Before we moved into this house though, someone planted aloe vera plants all around, and they just thrive. And I took a cutting from this cactus vine that was climbing up my neighbor’s tree, and stuck it in the ground next to the tree in my front yard. The cactus survived, but the tree died and had to be cut down. I don’t know of those things were related though…

  14. OhCurt says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    I totally clicked …
    I totally clicked on this thinking it was about pot.
    ๐Ÿ™‚

    Good advice. Although the idea of bat guano frightens me and makes me wanna dive into a bag of Doritos.

  15. NorCalCorsello says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    That’s me in the …
    That’s me in the video. That’s my name on the profile. Who’s anonymous? Certainly not me. Now, take a look at your channel. You’re the anonymous moron. Put up or shut up. Show your face on YouTube, coward.

  16. kenrg says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    When we lived in …
    When we lived in Sacto we grew tomatoes, basil, and garlic, and even I couldn’t kill them. All very hardy and easy to do.

    Bat Guano to the rescue!

  17. paspossible16 says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    very good point- if …
    very good point- if u grow ur own, ur the only one responsible, and u know what is coming in contact with the veggies at all times.

  18. BrownsMillsNJ says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    Keep up the …
    Keep up the comments on my profile, moron. It’s so easy to hide behind the anonymity of the Internet, isn’t it?

  19. tavin15 says

    October 3, 2008 at 6:44 am

    basicly your’re …
    basicly your’re right. But what to do if you’re living in a small flat in a scycraper? You can grow all you need unless you life on the countryside.

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