Home-IN-Steading Update: COMFREY!

bluerthangreen (60)in #homestead • 7 years ago

Hi-Oh!

Fellow Steemians in Steemit Nation!

Home-IN-Steading update!

I created the following video blog (vlog) to show off my newest addition to the BluerthanGreen Homestead.

I present to you

Thanks for Reading/Watching!

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As Always,

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#how-to #plants #propagation #vlog

7 years ago in #homestead by bluerthangreen (60)

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snowpea (63) 7 years ago

Oh, the homesteading life... I can't say I'm not a little jealous. ;)

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negativer (62) 7 years ago

Make sure you to take some progress pics. I want to see how those bad boys grow up.

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cecicastor (60) 7 years ago

I have never tried these plants here. I wonder if they would grow here due to the temperatures. But they sound like a solution to a few problems on the homestead. Perhaps if I had these my Pelibuey wouldn't have been tempted to eat everything in sight!

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ovronil (59) 7 years ago

Your post is so beautiful .I like your post.If you like my post,then give me a vote from you.

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andre-ager (60) 7 years ago

I have been thinking aboutadding this to my backyard. I’ve used comfrey quite often. it’s in my herb cupboard right now but have never tried growing it

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creativetruth (67) 7 years ago

I'm drooling at the soft soil when you dig into it. I am always unsure when it comes to comfrey if it is better to pick a variety that is less invasive with seeds, or one that is more nutritious. Probably not such a big deal if you live on a wide open homestead.

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powellx5 (54) 7 years ago

So, I've got one comfrey plant. Purchased it at the Baker Creek Planting Festival a couple years ago. It's good and eatablished. Do you know how and at what time of the year can split that plant?

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