Thanks,

Yea was working on another guide that had a much larger amount of information. The problem keep being that there’s just so many edible perennial plants out there that trying to compile good info on all of them was getting difficult fast. So went over to this format since It’s easy to read / write. Hopefully will be able to go back to the big guide eventually.

Yea I need to put more dyes on there. So far I’ve just put some of the most common ones on there, people have suggested a few more to add though. Spelling is… not my strong suite I’ll admit. I’ll do some editing.

• Will add all your suggestions there

-Not sure either, sometimes I have difficulty on finding specific guides though so I’ll re-edit that.

• Willow is also pretty useful for coppicing / pollarding and is fairly useful for weaving. Need to probably replace it with a few notable sub species like what I did with bamboo.

• Honestly, not sure on that one. My best guess is that I got my wires crossed with Siberian pea shrub / pigeon peas.

Fyi AI was used for upscaling. I didnt do it, I don’t have a version without AI upscaling. read the rules and I’m not sure if the tag is for AI generated videos / slop or if it applies to mildly altered things. Can allways edit it in the title if need be.

Cool, at the moment I’m just posting and crossposting stuff where ever it seems fitting. Didn’t even know we could feature stuff. Still pretty new to the site.

To charge a 600whr ebike battery to full would take my 50w panel 12hrs. Or around 3-5 miles of range added per hour of sunlight.

The 110w trailer adds around 10 miles of range per hour. Plus it has 800whr of extra storage in the solar generator.

If it rains I just don’t use the solar hookup. Not much sun anyway. This thing has been through a midwest tornado and done pretty well. Just in case there’s any issue I put a 5amp fuse on the line going to the ebike battery. Figured I’d rather loose a 10c fuse than a 400$ battery.