Hello everyone! Today’s post is a quick but important one. As you might of noticed from the title of this post, our Etsy shop, Solis and Luna Crafts, is now selling handmade sticker sheets! If you are interested in that, please click here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SolisandLunaCrafts
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As some people know, there is something terrible going on. It is called Global warming. Global warming is just that the earth is warming up a little bit right? No. Global warming or Global crisis as I like to call it, is when the earth is heating up FAST. And as it gets hotter, it warms up even quicker. In this series, I am going to explain what is happening, and what we need to do to save not just our world, but us too!
Hi guys! Today I am going to show you crops that you can still plant RIGHT NOW! Even if your first expected frost is coming up soon you can still plant these! So let’s start!
the first crop that you can plant right now is cold or maybe even frost tolerant greens. A good one is mustard greens. I like to grow a certain variety called giant red mustard. It’s really good! Even if you don’t have enough days before frost date for your mustard greens to fully mature, you can harvest their baby leafs as baby lettuce. You can also protect them from the frost by covering them with different materials. Soon I will do a post on that.
The second crop that you can plant now is arugula. Arugula is another plant grown for its leaves, and is extremely fast growing and loves the cool weather. It might even be able to withstand a light frost.
The next crop you can plant are radishes. Some radishes can grow really quickly, and can sometimes tolerate a light frost. And even if your radishes don’t have time to grow their radish parts, you can still eat their greens!
One of the last but not least list of crops that you can plant now is spinach! Spinach is SUPER heat intolerant, and loves the cool weather. Plus, even if your spinach plant doesn’t have enough time to grow it’s full sized leaves before that frost, you can harvest and eat it’s small leaves as baby spinach greens.
The last crop but definitely not the least, are turnips! Now, if you’ve grown turnips before, you probably know how long they take before they are ready to harvest, but we are growing them for their greens! Many people like to eat their leaves or put them in cooking recipes.
That is it for today’s post! I hope you enjoyed it. I will do another post on how to protect your plants from a light frost soon. If you enjoyed this post leave a like and comment down below what is your favorite crop from this post. Bye!
Today’s post is a binder setup! Click here to see it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_OBc-8cOjE
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Tiger Shakti 