It’s been a rainy summer for us here. Fabric next time for sure.
My next grow not changing to much.
Planning on rebuilding my drain system to support larger pots.
New things on the list
10 gallon pot inside (maybe bigger)
Going to make my own tea starting next grow
Adding nematodes right off the start
Replacing my drip system with Halo drip rings
That’s about it for now. My goal is more infused teas vs top dressing
@Todd.grobo To give an example what what I mean about infused teas is. Plan on stop using Cal/mag and replace with
Egg shells and rice vinegar in a jar and use it 1:1000 when it stops bubbling. Water soluble calcium.
Oyster shells are great also but it takes to long to break down in soil. So I’m focusing my energy into infused tea’s to aid in breaking down compost matter
Stuff like this is what I’m doing next grow. This is how I’m going to get to the next level. At least this is what I believe
I’ll happily watch and learn whatever you share 
@Todd.grobo Well here is Auto plant that didn’t end up being a auto. After 42 days of no one looking at it or watering it.
It’s a bit over done but it is what it is
Have to love Mother nature
Nice looking haul there. Cant believe your still harvesting. My water barrels are drained and put away, garden is covered for winter and only a handful of raspberries in the last week or two. Haha
Nice brotha 
Frost night picked some product
do you ever trim that asparagus when it seeds like that?
Ideally, asparagus should be cut back in the fall but it is important that you wait until all of the foliage has died back and turned brown or yellow. This will normally happen after the first frost.
Lord please give me the peace and serenity in my life one day to have a garden and green thumb like this one day!
@Mpower11 magical garden you have there.
I find having my garden gives me peace and serenity it started out small and it keeps getting bigger so Start with something small that you can handle and enjoy so it’s doesn’t feel like work. 
Thank you for the encouraging words I am currently only 21 so I hope to mature into this when I get my own plot of land can not beat fresh veggies and meds!
You can do it, just don’t get a lot of dogs. 
I can’t grow anything outback even putting up little fences and trying to block off things. They still get in and dig it up, I stopped even trying outback. 
I would like to grow tomatoes, cucumbers all spreading out and other things, just not going to happen.
Dogs can surely cause issues there but its company from dogs over a really big garden to me, after all they are mans best friend!
You’re never too young to start I’m in the in the agriculture business since I was 13.
Cheers 
