Survival Gardening Part 2 peak oil, TSHTF, food storage

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Key insights about video Survival Gardening Part 2 peak oil, TSHTF, food storage

👉 Lack of experience in gardening will slow you down if you're not growing the majority of your food.

👉 Testing the soil before gardening is important to know what amendments your soil needs.

👉 Developing a garden takes time, especially for trees and fish ponds, so it's important to start early.

👉 It's crucial to have a good seed stock for growing a decent amount of food.

👉 Storing just a few packets of seeds won't be enough to sustain your garden.

👉 When starting a survival garden, your first efforts should focus on producing more seed for future seasons.

👉 It's important to grow enough food for both immediate consumption and seed storage for future seasons.

Timestamped Summary

00:01 Factors that limit most folks' ability to garden and be self-sufficient

00:09 Lack of experience in growing more than 50% of food

00:23 Importance of testing the soil before gardening

01:06 The long-term development time needed for things like trees and ponds

02:18 Time required to amend the soil properly

03:15 Importance of having a good seed stock

05:15 Need to grow enough to eat fresh, store for the next season, and have seeds for the future

06:33 Recommendation to buy non-hybrid seeds from a reliable source

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Q&A

What are some factors that limit people from being able to start a garden?

Lack of experience, lack of running water, and improper soil conditions are some of the limiting factors that prevent people from starting a garden.

Why is it important to test your soil before starting a garden?

Testing your soil will help you understand its deficiencies and allow you to make necessary amendments to ensure proper growth of plants. It is important to know what your soil lacks in order to improve its conditions.

How much seed stock should I have to grow a decent amount of food?

It is recommended to have a sufficient amount of seed stock to grow a decent amount of food. A general guideline is to store around four to five pounds of vegetable seeds per person, depending on the size of the seed.

Can I buy prepackaged seeds for long-term storage?

Yes, you can buy prepackaged seeds for long-term storage. There are reputable sellers who offer non-hybrid, organic seeds that are of good quality. It is recommended to source seeds from reliable providers or local sources.

How long does it take for plants to reach decent production?

The development time for plants varies, but it usually takes a few years for trees and certain crops like tomatoes and beans to reach decent production. Some amendments, like adjusting soil acidity, may also require time to take effect.