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There are plant's that are basically impossible to transport, so they aren't farmed for practical purposes. Remove the need for long distance transport, you hav
by Fordec 3y ago
There are plant's that are basically impossible to transport, so they aren't farmed for practical purposes. Remove the need for long distance transport, you have a unique proposition.
Eg. I bet you've never had a Thimbleberry.
- anon291 3y agoYou're not growing a thimgleberry hydroponically.
- Fordec 3y agoOk? Indoor growing doesn't by law have to be hydroponics.
- klyrs 3y agoSpeaking as somebody who eats literally dozens of thimbleberries a year, you're not selling them more than 5 feet from the bush. Forget "transport" unless you're renting fruiting bushes to restaurants that charge $20/berry. But the berries fall off at a touch when they're ripe, so forget "transport" altogether.
- zafka 3y agoWhat climate/zone do they grow? Where can I get me some seeds?
- Fordec 3y agoUSDA 3b is what I've generally seen sited. Mostly online, including Etsy, but it's much easier to grow by cuttings.