sittinherebored
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does anybody know of a high profit plant besides mj? im not looking to make money(if i could it would be nice) but i would try harder to take care of it
anybody know of a high profit plant?
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robert 14617
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soy beans..?????
willywooper
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tabacco maybe ?
justatoker
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yea soy beans are a very popular cash crop..asparagus is also I heard.
akgrown
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i dont mean to rain on just a tokers parade but geoducks are actually a clam a huge clam and truffles are a huge cash crop. Most are ove 1500 a pound the problem is truffles (the good ones) really only grow in france and are extremly hard to cultivate anywhere else. ive never even heard of domestic truffles. they also only grow on the roots of specific trees.
willywooper
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He's right. Dogs and pigs are used to find the truffles in the wild by hunters (who make big bucks sometimes). I can't imagine they go out digging in the dirt if they could be cultivated. But mushroom cultivation is always an option. Easier than growing MJ just have to be very attentive and sanitary.
justatoker
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na bro, you didnt rain on my parade.. it was called of due to rain anyway.lol.. I was just throwing some names out there...hey ,im not a farmer/gardner ,i was just guessing.just trying to be a lil helpful is all
my bad.
my bad.
sittinherebored
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i was more looking for a fruit or veg or an herb
TheDankness
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I just bought a miracle fruit tree. They produce grape sized berries that sell for $3 each at market. Apparently when they get to a good size they produce +/- 100 berries every three months. Thats 100 bucks a month off of one tree, not bad at all. Have to be grown indoors though unless you live in southern florida.
sittinherebored
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it might work here in sc. im pretty close to the coast
TheDankness
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Do it up man, its a cool plant. They are slow growers but the berries have a really cool effect. You eat a berry, and for up to two hours your sour taste receptors are shut down. You can eat a lemon and it will taste like lemon candy! Cancer patients use it to get rid of the chemically taste caused by chemo. Sorry I sound like a miracle fruit tree salesman haha.
Here's a link: http://www.livemonarch.com/store_miracle.php
I wanna buy one/some of these, I'm in the UK so I don't know if they would ship to me, and if they would I'd have to grow it indoors and if I did where could I sell the berries?
TheDankness
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$3 per berry is their value in Florida at market. This value would be different in your location depending on several factors. The value would probably go up IMO because of the limited availability. I have no idea where you would bring them to sell, I plan on eating/giving away all of them.
I doubt the site that I bought my plant from would ship to the UK. I think your best bet would be to order some berries and germ the seeds. Growing indoors is fine as long as you keep the temp and humidity within tolerance.
most cows are feed treated foods that prevent shrooms from growing. Look for Amish farms, or old farms.
nickfury510
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http://www.uky.edu/Ag/HortBiz/pubs/ky_blueberry.html
blueerrys..there on there way to being the new cranbery...
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