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this post was submitted on 24 Dec 2024
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Thanks, my goal is mainly food production though :(
I started doing this to give veg to a friend and their family and hope to expand to give some to a community pantry
Edit: I just used the last of my potting mix to plant them out into some soy milk *cartons with holes in the bottom. That should buy me some time to decide. There’s not much width but there is space for roots to grow down.
Most people would love to be gifted home grown veg, and would have zero concerns that it was grown in the ground. It would be the default expectation. But for your friend you could always just describe how they were grown and ask them if they are cool with it? For the pantry, could you label it as local home grown, so then people know when they are taking it. Sorry that doesn’t really answer your question, Thirnburys idea of putting something in the ground might be the other option.
Good idea. If it wasn’t for the past things I would be less concerned