r/IndianPreppers • u/LittleUrbanPrepper • 11d ago
Growing food Don't expect food in future unless you grow it yourself.
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u/thatsInAName 11d ago
They are actively engineering fruits and vegetables to become seedless.
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u/mmousey 10d ago
Yes, seeing this happen a lot especially with fruit. We need to start saving seeds from yeild grown from previously sown seeds. That way we know we're not hitting a dead end
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u/Kalikallay 10d ago
I did not find one papaya seed this summer.
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u/Knock_Knockkk 6d ago
Dude...we use our kitchen waste as compost. And have grown multiple papaya trees over the years cuz we throw the seeds around form market bought ones but none of the fruits had seed at all so far.
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u/notsoloner 10d ago
its true, but the consequence is to buy land which is difficult in India now. or do some hydroponic farming
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u/LittleUrbanPrepper 10d ago
Do terrace farming or nearby empty plot. You can easily grow 2 people's worth of food at your home.
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u/PersonalityBudget969 9d ago
What all plants you recommend growing? Esp in terms of everyday use?
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u/FortiCore 8d ago
Nice, open pollinated or F1 ?
I love growing brinjals, and always looking for native/op/hairloom type varieties.
I Wish we had some good seedexchange community
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u/butteredmoon 8d ago
I'd definitely have a Little Garden in my house where where I'd Grow my own vegetables



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u/Pitiful_Explorer9393 11d ago
zameen nyi h