Grow your own food and raise your own meat ducks and rabbits. That'll show them. I grew >25% of my food this year. Yes it was mostly lettuce but also lots of potatoes, squash, and some other things. And that's even with a total tomato failure due to late blight. I've designed the system to be very lazy (focus on edible perennials) You can do it too if I can do it. I'm just a tard only been doing this for about 5-6 yrs now. Btw I learned that cilantro still even grows into december! cilantro! it's very cold hardy and bounces back from frost like siberian kale--who knew??
My building blocks the sun in my backyard for 3/4 of the year. I've still managed to grow about half a persons worth of Spinach under LED grow lights but would need to dedicate an entire room of my house and probably increase my power bill by a significant margin in order to grow enough for a balanced diet.
Grow your own food and raise your own meat ducks and rabbits. That'll show them. I grew >25% of my food this year. Yes it was mostly lettuce but also lots of potatoes, squash, and some other things. And that's even with a total tomato failure due to late blight. I've designed the system to be very lazy (focus on edible perennials) You can do it too if I can do it. I'm just a tard only been doing this for about 5-6 yrs now. Btw I learned that cilantro still even grows into december! cilantro! it's very cold hardy and bounces back from frost like siberian kale--who knew??
Make sure you grow that zucchini by itself. Very quick to take over or kill what’s around it to thrive due to its invasive/massive nature of growth.
That said, it’s also hard to fuck up growing zucchini my dude 😂 Just don’t let them get too big, or they get gross.
My building blocks the sun in my backyard for 3/4 of the year. I've still managed to grow about half a persons worth of Spinach under LED grow lights but would need to dedicate an entire room of my house and probably increase my power bill by a significant margin in order to grow enough for a balanced diet.