The Liminal Learning Portal

Welp, all of the crowns wilted probably because I didn’t water them, I thought the soil was moist enough. They’ll probably revive though, the roots in the ground is what matters

Could also swap out AI with spreadsheet brained humans

Propagating comfrey. Digging up this one plant yielded 30+ roots/crowns that were replanted, a part of the original will grow back too. In the last picture you can see a couple of the crowns I planted in the perennial bed

@_StevenFan @sc_sager Awesome, glad you were inspired! *Small note is that I don’t technically have a no-dig garden, but a no-till. No dig requires a lot more compost then I can bring in, so I rely a lot on mulch with targeted compost applications, but plant the seeds in the soil.

@bknofe Yes bocking 14

@mitchelldwilson Nice!

Note that there are a few meanings implied by ‘ability’. These include access to land, skillfullness (which can be developed), and time/energy availability

@PatrickHeizer There’s a lot of discussion about land access, and so I wanted to cover both bases

@Odd_ysseus I’ll take my chances. It’s valuable stuff

@PatrickHeizer Yeah I generally agree as I describe in this thread, but ultimately people need to be able to get on some land https://t.co/Za6MF9WsKt Quoted tweet from @cognazor: People talk about the need for distributist land reform or a new homestead act before real regenerative change can happen. I agree, but also, there has to be demand, a grassroots upswelling of people doing everything they can with what they have, bursting at the seams