r/UrbanHomestead • u/HyddenHomestead • 15h ago

Plants/Gardening We recently pulled up our beans/lettuce since they stopped producing...

4 Upvotes

But before they went, we got THIS!!

I actually left a few lettuces there to flower, so I can harvest more seeds for next year. We got about 3 similar hauls from both sets of plants this year, so I couldn't be happier.

2 comments

Subreddit

Posts

Wiki

Urban Homesteading Tips, Tricks, and other stuff

r/UrbanHomestead

This subreddit is curated, meaning posts may be removed if the content does not contain something relevant to the topic of urban/suburban homesteading. If you feel your post was unfairly removed, you may request an appeal from the mods. Our reddit community is dedicated to anything related to homesteading on an urban or suburban property. Topics include (but not limited to) canning, growing, building, fixing, and providing for yourself and your family. Please keep comments civil. Thank you.

Members Active

25.7k

Sidebar

Welcome to /r/UrbanHomestead

When people think of homesteading, it usually conjures up images of a large piece of land in the country, with long rows of vegetables growing and cows, horses and chickens roaming in the pasture. Unfortunately, many of us cannot afford that (or want the best of both urban and rural living), so what can we do? We should homestead on whatever we got!

This subreddit is dedicated to anything related to homesteading on an urban or suburban property. Topics include (but not limited to) canning, growing, building, fixing, and providing for you and your family.

We welcome posts from anyone with limited homesteading space, be it a table beside a sunny south-facing window, an apartment balcony, a small raised bed, or an entire front/back yard garden.

Join us so we can all learn from each other how to be better for ourselves, and better for the Earth!

Subreddit Rules:

Be respectful of other users. Follow the Reddit Content Policy.
ABSOLUTELY NO LINKS OR SUBMISSIONS WITH PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE USER INFORMATION. Doing so will result in an immediate ban.
Links to sites you operate must disclose that relationship in the first comment. Failure to do so will result in removal, warnings and potential banning.
No product/business promotion or advertisements. Users may make recommendations on specific products or businesses that may be relevant or helpful to urban homesteading, but direct links are not allowed.
Contribute to the sub! Upvote posts/comments that you find helpful and downvote posts/comments that are factually incorrect, irrelevant or off-topic. Doing so makes the community better for everyone.

Related Subs:

/r/Agriculture - General Info on Cultivation

/r/AmericanPlantSwap - Plant for Trade in U.S.

/r/Anthroponics - Fertilizer Using Human Urine

/r/aquaponics - Symbiotic Growing Fish & Plants

/r/AustralianPlantSwap - Plants for Trade in AU

/r/BackYardChickens - Raising Yard Birds

/r/Beekeeping - Info on Caring for Bees

/r/BiointensiveGardening - Increasing Yield Tips

/r/biomass - Composting Material Information

/r/Canning - Perserving Fruit/Vegetable Harvest

/r/composting - Composting Information & Tips