Preview from the garden course we’ve been working on. Let us know what you think!
Here are some highlights:
- Try to do your transplants in the late afternoon or evening to avoid stressing the plant from the heat of the midday sun.
- If roots are wrapped around, slice the roots to avoid the plant becoming rootbound.
- Spread a broad spectrum inoculant (good microbes) on the roots. This will help your plant to more easily absorb nutrient from the soil.
- Pre-dig your hole before removing plants from their cells so the transplanting happens more quickly–this minimizes the stress on the plant.
- Be sure to check your new transplants daily to ensure proper moisture.
Hello, I’m very excited about your program. I’ve purchased the film and am about to watch it. I also purchased the Nourishing Backyard Garden program.
This program will be great for me as I have a passion for growing all kinds of plants.. In the last six months I have lost 30 lbs and no longer need 3 of the 5 medications that I have been on for years. My energy is returning, my skin and hair are healthy and my memory and brain are healing also. I have regained the enthusiasm and motivation that I used to have! I know of many people, including family members, who are suffering from some of the same symptoms that I had and am enthused about helping them to become healthy and active again. All it takes is eating healthy, unprocessed foods and getting moderate exercise which is so easy once you’ve remembered (like when we were kids) how much energy good food can give your body.
I also love being in nature and tending to the plants and their soil. I find the whole process interesting, relaxing and fun.
Looking forward to getting started asap and continue healing my body and soul, not to mention helping others and our planet..
Thank you so much for this inspiration and opportunity!
Hi Barbara! I am so excited about your health journey and for you to see our film! 🙂
Wow, what a transformation, keep shining that light and enjoying the healing!
-Jessica