Fertilizer is one of those topics that feels really overwhelming. There's a ridiculous amount of products and waaayyy too many opinions that make it difficult to know what to do (and when). So... We're gonna cut through all of that noise together. 😉 𝐇𝐞𝐫𝐞'𝐬 𝐬𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐰𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐰𝐞'𝐥𝐥 𝐜𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫: 🌱 What those NPK numbers on the bag actually mean (and why you don't need to stress about them as much as you think) 🌿 The difference between organic and synthetic fertilizers, and why I always recommend one over the other 💧 Liquid vs. granular: what each of them does and when to reach for one vs. the other 🪱 Soil amendments, and why these might be even more important than fertilizer itself ❓ Busting the most common fertilizer myths I see online I want to make this as useful as possible for you, so drop your fertilizer questions in the comments below 👇 - What has you confused? - What have you tried that hasn't worked? - What do you wish someone would just explain in plain English? Who's excited?!🌻 P.S. View it in your time zone on the calendar tab P.S.S. Can't see the join link? Send me a message!

I am curious how many are interested in learning more about herbs and how they are used. For me, herbs are not separate from the garden. They belong in the living system. They feed pollinators, bring scent and diversity, support the soil, add flavor to food, and many have long histories of home use. I do think herbs should be approached with respect, because they are not just “natural products.” They have actions, energetics, strengths, and cautions, although I also think many families can begin simply by learning the common kitchen and garden herbs already around them. What would you be most interested in learning about herbs?

If you run your own Skool community, OR have thought about starting one... Would a mini course with all my favorite tools, tips, and resources for running a Skool community be helpful to you? I've received some questions lately about how I run things behind the scenes here, and I spend a LOT of time figuring out what works (and what doesn't). But before I build anything out, I'd like to see if it's actually of interest. 🩷

Has anyone ever grown potatoes in straw?

I have a sweet potato in my window and it has vines running all up it. What do I need to do next to plant sweet potatoes sorry I’m not on here much my phone will not connect with the app.