The reason our Gardens are failing is UVC

Heard about it in the 80s. They scared the shit out of us and got rid of hairspray. When people are ready to start communes and drop out of society I'll be here. Until then, everyone is spouting off.

Revelation 16:8, KJV: And the fourth angel poured out his vial upon the sun; and power was given unto him to scorch men with fire

I am in South Mississippi.

The problem I have is that the temperature here gets too hot, too quick. This has been happening for the past 10 years.

My butterbeans and bush beans don't yield very well, because night time temperatures remain above 70 degrees, so early in the season.

When night time temps remain above 70 degrees, and daytime temps rise above 90 degrees, the plants won't set pods, and the pods already on the plants are likely to fall off.

I planted 3 200ft rows of speckled butterbeans this year, and I harvested about 30 pounds of shelled beans.

Yield should have been 150 pounds.

I planted 2 50 ft rows of Roma bush beans, and I harvested about 20 poounds of snap beans.

Yield should have been over 200 pounds.

I planted 2 50 ft rows of Fordhook Limas, and I harvested about 5 pounds of beans.

Yield should have been 25 pounds.

The only thing that did halfway good in my garden was the Mississippi Purple Hull Peas.

I planted 5 200 ft rows.

I pressure canned 127 quarts.

That is about what I should have gotten.

I did everything right.

I cultivated with my 140 Farmall tractor, until the plants got too high, and then I scuffle-hoed every other day.

I have a well, and irrigated.

I killed aphids with soapy water, EVERY DAY.

When the peas started making pods, I handpicked stinkbugs, every night, for 2 weeks.

Yields now are nowhere near as good as gardens I had, back in the early 80's that took MUCH LESS WORK!!

I only plant a garden because I like fresh peas and butterbeans, and you can't buy them at the market.

I worked hard, in the VERY HOT SUN, for 2 1/2 months, for VERY LITTLE.

I can assure you that the sun is not the same as it was in the 70's and 80's.

I've done a good job growing deer feed this year... My UVC is fine.

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(rubs hands)

Spray the "dust" and then turn on the MASERS. Microwave fun for the entire family.

I've had my mini-orchard for 13 years. Only this one year did every tree DOUBLE in size but produce only a few dozen fruit each. Never seen anything like it. I didn't change anything in watering or fertilizers. I do mean like a 7' pear tree is easily over 15'.All 3 apple trees grew about the same. Massive.

All the berries and fruits are down over 95% product compared to last year. No late killer frost. VERY little insects and no fungus which has never happened before. UV light kills fungus BTW.

... but, but, but, I thought that's why way back in the 70's leftist banned aerosol spray products to save the ozone? It didn't work it appears.

1976, UK suffered the longest drought since records began. We were young, enjoyed every day of the endless summer.

I was out all day, aalll day, every day in high summer and I don't remember a single bit of sunburn.

A few weeks of summer here and the pain from the sun, even through the car window is harsh.

Whoever mentioned the heat building into the afternoon, way past 3pm is right, hottest here around 4-5 pm so some kind of heat dome builds up that never did before.

We have a heatwave warning from Sunday onwards here, record temperatures to be broken... lasting into next week.

I am not a global warming believer .. but something is definitely happening.

I keep my veg garden watered well and each year it becomes easier to grow plenty of corn, squash and peppers. If you know Britain, we usually grow cabbage, cauliflower, potatoes and cooler weather crops with warmer weather one's on the side. My garden could be described as US Deep South one at this time.

I've never been so quickly prone to heat exhaustion, knocked out by the Sun, like this year. 20 minutes outside in the Sun doing labor and it takes me 2 days to recover. 6 hours outside on an equally hot day when it's cloudy and no problem.

Truth.
Even the excessive UVA has affected things.

Things detiriorate much quicker.
One day of excess killed many of our plants
that were well watered and looking fine.

Growers here suggest shade cloth.

It goes through the roof, effects can
be seen indoors.

:juanstar:

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Sorry about your Oopma Loompa garden.

Mine has never been more productive and I started it when I was half disabled.

Everything in my garden is thriving this year, even after a cool, damp spring.

OP is apparently wrong.

Out tomato plants are 6 feet tall, loaded with fruit.

Beans, cukes and peppers, eggplant, lettuce, beets peas ALL DOING GREAT!

UVC deads ALZ.

The Sun changing is true, but the narrative on climate change is completely fabricated bullshit put out by globalists to excuse their power grabs.

Climates change naturally, dinosaur farts didn’t cause an ice age, a meteor did. Cow farts aren’t causing damage, the elites and their crap like CERN, nuclear tests etc are causing ozone damage.

Here in Alaska where we have very long days in the summer the sun is scorching the trees and plants that are in direct sun. Crispy fried.
Trees and plants in the shade are fine. Cottonwood trees producing huge quantities of seeds. It’s really bad for allergy sufferers.
Garden has to be watered a lot. I move containers around on really sunny days because the sun will wilt them.
I use a shade cloth in the greenhouse because on sunny days the temps go into the 100 plus degrees range. I use a fan too.
Lettuce, onions potatoes raspberry and strawberries doing ok.
Snap peas and beans ok too. But there are few bugs and not too many songbirds. Plenty of ducks and geese at local lakes. Lots of bears and moose having twins and triplets.
Plus we have had very little rain until recently. It rained a week ago but not enough. Supposed to rain this weekend and we need it badly.

And I still see planes with trails clouding up the skies.

I'm given to believe a glowie is a term for a fed / intel agent on the internet. I think it's because they are so obvious to anons that they "glow".

Your absolutely right on climate change, so what do you think about UVC reaching the earths surface (which is what this thread was meant to be about, not the ozone)

2018 have to cover more delicate plants with shade cloth.
2020 have to put up poles for shade cloth to cover large swathes of garden, most plants.
2021-2022 have to subdivide garden, build PVC stuctures to ensure shade cloth can be thrown over high enuf for air, doubled up and ensure all plants protected.

Might want to carve out 20 mins to hear what Uncle Cliff is saying about our biosphere. He does talk about factors cited already.

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Every 12,000 years.

I am in western MO, and have the same problem. Corn and tomatoes are dwarfs. Just picked my 1st squash and cukes, they have a lot of blooms, but not much fruit yet. Seems everything is growing slow. I was a couple weeks getting things in due to the cold and rainy spring, but things should be further along. Of course it jumped from high 60s and raining for a couple weeks straight, to high 90s and heat index of 105, no in between. Finally have had a couple of cooler days in the past week, 80s. We are still not getting enough rain.

You're not supposed to know about this.

Shut up and take your vax and 25x booster. Oh and Orange Man Bad!

I remember when cliff was talking about everyone wearing masks in 2011 and 200 million people fleeing to the north in 2012.

only off by 10 years, so take what he says with a grain of salt.

Oh believe me S2C, I take everything from everyone w/ a pinch of salt. Some tho' necessitate the whole damn shaker being thrown over my shoulder.

Maybe the air pollution back in the70s 80s where sun was yellow was good for us. Because blocking harmful sun stuff.

Every time I try to post a thread or comment about the engineered food crisis it gets removed.