23 days ago15 points(+0/-0/+15Score on mirror)2 children
Yes I have for years. Somehow, the get sprayed with poison. I had planted an apple core one year in a very out of the way location. 7 years in and it bloomed one spring. The bastards from Parks and open space cut it down but left other non native trees untouched. I've done the same with asparagus seeds, raspberry transplants and numerous other plants. Mysteriously, they all get cut down or sprayed with Roundup. I know they've been sprayed because of how they die and almost instantly. Nothing else around those plants gets touched. I saw them cut down the apple tree. This is in Colorado, so I don't think they want to allow you to grow your own food
23 days ago10 points(+0/-0/+10Score on mirror)2 children
That soil will be toxic from council weed poison and vehicle exhaust emissions - and especially high in lead content from car exhaust emissions from before 1990.
23 days ago7 points(+0/-0/+7Score on mirror)2 children
So basically doing a Johnny Appleseed
not a bad idea provided your plant the right crops
as for apartment growing just get green onions, they literally regrow after each harvest so you basically have an infinite source of seasoning veg for soups and fried meals, garlic is also a fine choice and it will scare away insects
Kudzu seems like an ideal candidate. It's considered an invasive species, so it's very capable of propagating itself without further tending, and produces roots/tubers that are more nutritious than potatoes.
Most of our "conserved" lands have been poisoned in this way.