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The angled luffa experiment was a bust

10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago

I just ripped out the massive angled luffa plant that had not given me one fruit all summer. I grew it to replace zucchini, so it was not doing its job. I had a seminole squash growing next to it, so I'm going to train that up the ladder and see what happens. I piled up the biomass from the luffa all around the seminole squash to feed it a little.

By next fall, I'll have a raised trellis up on that side so the vines can grow as they wish and I can grow greens underneath, but for now, I have to use what I have. If I'm going to plant in that corner, it will have to be in containers or a raised bed because of all the gravel which I am NOT inclined to dig out.

It's all part of the 5-year plan, which really isn't a plan at all right now, just seeing what works in this weird space and adusting things as I go. :)

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