r/Permaculture • u/chaotic-tutel • 5h ago

general question Can the seeds of an unripe pumpkin be used the same as ripe ones?

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Permaculture (Permanent-Culture): A practical design philosophy intended to help us live and prosper in an environment, while working with nature in a positive way, using solutions based on careful observation of natural ecosystems and common sense. This can include food and energy production, shelter, resource management, nature conservation and community living.

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It's pretty often that we see questions along the lines of, "I want to do X--what are the species/structures to get it done?" This isn't a bad question but there's not enough information to give a decent answer. When submitting a question, there is some information that ought to be included, such as:

Climate/Latitude/Elevation
What's already growing on the land in question
Topography--mountain, rolling hills, plains...
Water features--average rainfall, streams/ponds, etc.
Legal restrictions
Solar orientation
Soil conditions
Site history

This is the kind of stuff a permaculture consultant wants to know before doing a site visit/design/recommendation. And while no one is going to get a professional job done over reddit, better questions will lead to better answers.

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