@bandrhomestead: 3 sisters method #homestead #foilhatgang #relatable #gardening #growyourownfood

Pádraig Scott :

not gonna mention where this came from?

Begarnot 🇨🇦 :

Brian. did you know that those three stewed together react in such a way that they give you complete protein chains and enough vitamins to live on that for a whole winter 👌 (not that I expect you to eat only this all winter but it was a survival stew way back when)

cougars_compass :

Indigenous Agro ecology at work!

Modern Baba :

Rykaroni :

Not even mentioning who came up with it. Convenient.

Mira'sHomeHobbies :

im teaching my kids to garden currently. just going with chaos gardening since theyre too young to understand anything else. using an old cupboard frame as a cheap easy raised garden bed. got the kids to put sunflower, potato, carrot, raddish, beetroot, swede, lettuce, eggplant, tomato, broccoli, spinach, silver beet, pak choi, and bok choi seeds in their gardens. i have an excess of seeds so if they grow anything from it, ill be happy. im more wanting to see how happy they get when anything grows from their little gardens

🫦 Kindel J 🫦 :

thats is very interesting

ChantelTexasBlooms :

Oh how cool. I’ll give it a try too!

aye :

ifind it so fun that i found out about this method from a manhwa

Rob :

Three sisters is a great method for maximum results

adri.girl93 :

Indigenous knowledge. 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

DF22 :

Another indigenous cultivation trick I use is growing vines up trees. Best cucumbers I’ve grown in my garden are the ones I planted under our tree and let them grow up. Produced all summer long

Angela Hooley :

“But I’m not a commercial farmer so I can do more….!” Yes! And love all this!

metal_countryboy :

My man was out there like Obi Wan towards the end 🤣🤣

indocraig 🇳🇿 :

Why does rain increase the volume?

Marcya X :

indigenous tecniques servive longer than we can imagine! thats só beautiful! and the rain, made it all more Aesthetics

Teddi Fernandez :

From Bernalillo New Mexico, enjoyed the three sister lesson for folks who don’t live on the Rio Grande. We would love to sit in the pouring rain with you!

Mathes Family Farm :

This rain in Ga has been something else.

meoh_g :

We grow a 3 sisters patch every year and always does well. We grow them all separately as well in bigger patches but 3 sisters always turns out better.

jeffchabot :

beans will climb bend and pull the corn to the ground

JimmyG4❌ :

It’s a tri and true method.

Emili 🪴💪🏼 :

We love the 3 sisters in our garden

Brayan :

We call it MILPA

Trip4dayz :

this is exactly how the Indians did it

the solarpunk farmlet :

If you’re in the comments interested in this look into more indigenous and permaculture practices! 🥰