I used to have some!
🦲 
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Strainly kinda goofy they make ya buy each thing separately pain in the ass
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Yep no cart for the ol fart!
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Mines leaving earth it’s on its way out
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U forgot to mention handsome old fart bruh the handsome part bruh damn
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Mine slid down to my beard. I went to fast on my bikes and it blew off.
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Lol good excuse stick with that one bro
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Silver fox you are.
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I have some red popcorn seeds never used um
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No i dont like popcorn. Well i like it, but i avoid it. When i was younger i was eating some and got a kernal skin lodge inbetween my gum and tooth. Like a sliver in the mouth man! I haven’t touched that shit for 20 yrs.
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No more flint/dent and a few sweet hybrids.
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I have some native friends and they grow using the three sisters technique sometimes the 4 sisters. Corn pollen is sacred to native americans. So I have my own special corn crosses with some of the sacred pollen gifted to me. I want to try growing a peyote cactus.
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“We know that the Native Americans were excellent hunter-gatherers, probably from our middle school textbooks. But most of us were not informed of their laissez-faire system of symbiotic agriculture. I’m speaking of the the Three Sisters, one of the farming techniques the Native Americans practiced.”
How it Works
This style of planting utilizes three different crops to their full potential in one space to create a circle of interdependence based on giving and receiving.
The Three Sisters is a combination of three plants working together:
Sister bean fixes, or makes available in plant form, nitrogen from the air.
Sister corn provides the support for Sister Bean’s trailing vine.
Sister squash provides ground cover to hold moisture and maintain healthy soil environment while deterring animal invaders with its spiny stems.
The fourth sister can be Sister Sunflower or Sister Bee Balm (aka Bergamot, Horsemint and Oswego Tea). This sister supports the beans, lures birds from the corn with her seeds, and attracts insect pollinators.
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I’m really interested in companion planting. Do you happen to know anything about their companion choices?
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Awesome man
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Here is where we trade our seeds if we dont have them. Because some tribe member has there families seeds stashed and you can trade for them. Weed for seeds lol.
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Welcome to GN @hardroc!
Those are some righteous buds you have there.
You are going to fit right in.
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@Jimhigh66 Thank you very much, I already feel pretty welcomed and at home here. Just trying to get used to the new landscape, and will start familiarizing myself with others as I read through their journals.
Thanks for stopping in and the kind words.
Stop by any time
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Jim is good people for sure 
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Thanks for the heads up
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