Gossip is something that's often not true, but it sounds delicious and is happily passed from mouth to ear at the speed of sound. In the agricultural sector, you can't do without sordid tales.
Often, when studying recommendations for growing certain garden crops, they're pure gossip, but the stories themselves—namely, a bountiful harvest if you follow the recommendations—lead people to believe them.
Sometimes it's like two birds with very poor memories flying to the same branch.
One bird doesn't remember having told the other bird the same gossip many times before, and the other bird completely forgets that it's heard the same gossip many times before.
Year after year, following the rumors about the possibility of growing potatoes in bags filled with nutrient-rich soil and reaping colossal potato yields of up to 35 kg per plant, gardeners are tempted to follow the instructions and try to achieve success. However, the results are completely unjustified, and it seems like this rumor should one day be put to rest, but no, the birds forget.
Just search YouTube for "growing potatoes in bags" and you'll see dozens, hundreds of debunkers of this rumor, but soon, new videos will surely appear about new attempts to grow a large and abundant potato harvest in bags.
There are also many methods that promise a colossal tomato harvest, but even following them, I couldn't get even a tenth of what was promised.
While searching for my mistakes or asking about them, I was asked a million questions, and all were answered.
Either the soil wasn't right, or there wasn't enough light, or too much, or the tomato variety wasn't very good.
Gossip always has an explanation for everything, but Austin's miracle, as a rule, offers no explanation. It simply delights our eyes and makes us understand that not everything depends on humans, like the growth of this tomato bush on the flat earth of a forest clearing overgrown with weeds. Moreover, the soil there is trampled, uncultivated, because people often have picnics there and the soil is like asphalt.
But this didn't stop the tomato from falling to the ground, rotting, taking root, growing into a beautiful bush, and beginning to bear fruit, despite all sorts of gossip.
I really want to forget all the gossip and not be like those birds with a bad memory, if I suddenly want to try growing potatoes in a bag. LOL.
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When I visited dense forests, I did not see ideal conditions for bees there, but many beekeepers harvest beekeeping products in such places.
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