My jalapeños are almost ripe! That red one is about ready for picking.
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My jalapeños are almost ripe! That red one is about ready for picking.
Every morning I walk out my back door to see what we can use for our diets that day. This morning? Beautiful green onions and purple potatoes. Purple potatoes are delicate and slightly sweeter than normal potatoes. Flesh is bright white so the contrast is brilliant. Livens up any plate. Happy gardening! Hope your harvests are big and plentiful.
I live in east texas. Does anyone know if any plants i can start growing now that won’t die during the winter??😃😃I heard pumpkin last pretty long, so i’ve started those.
Hi everyone I just started growing basil and they keep drooping. I water them and everything I’m thinking I need to freshen them by taking out the small wilted ones. Any help will be great!
Sooo I just trimmed the runners off of my potted strawberry plants. My plants grew like two strawberries and then stopped flowering. Then I noticed all of this new growth happening - the runners. I let a few of them get established, but today I went out and trimmed them all off in hopes of maybe getting a few more berries this year, or at least next season the mother plant will be more focused on berry production. My question is, will what I did with the runners work? I placed the few that had already established roots into another pot and just barely covered the roots with soil, leaving all of the leaves uncovered. I mean, I planted them super shallow. Is this going to work?! Should I do anything differently? I threw the rest of the runners that hadn’t quite grown any roots yet in my back yard along the fence. Would they have a chance of rooting into the ground naturally or will they just rot there on the ground where I tossed them? Lol it’s my very first time growing strawberries and I’m new to this whole gardening thing in general anyway so any advice is appreciated! Thanks!
We got baby romas!!!
Our tomatoes we grew from seeds—but where are the tomatoes? I took everyone’s advice and repotted my tomato plant, but it is definitely in shock.
I really wanna plant some fall vegetables but I live in illinois. Anyone have any suggestions?
So about four days ago I impulsively decided to plant some spinach. I started it in a soda can so it’s named Spinach Can. And look! It’s so cute!
What else should I plant in my garden I already have 4 tomato plants 2 pepper plants 2 cucumber plants 1 apple tree and 1 grape vine
I’m growing hydroponic peppers. What should I do next?
Harvesting some of the biggest sunflower heads I’ve ever seen. My sunflowers don’t grow the tallest but they max at 12 feet and grow humongous flowers. And in turn? Massive amounts of seeds. All full and ready to eat. Only a few will be eaten. The majority goes into my seed collection. Going to need a bigger bucket!
Anyone have a guess at what these seeds are? I think they’re all different and I’m pretty sure they’re all vegetables.
How do you do hydroponics you just put the sead in a bowl with holes in the roots come out or something
I’m going to start a new plant soon but I don’t know what I should plant can’t make up my mind so whatever vegetable plant is most suggested I will plant
Anyone have a solution for bugs 🐛 eating my plant
If you have any bug problems on your plants just add dish soap hand soap and water in a spray bottle and shake it now spray your heart away don’t mind what I used okay
Can ANYONE TELL MY CUCUMBER PLANT LOOKS LIKE THIS
Has Planta helped you with your plants
This is why you never buy pepper plants from Walmart because when you water it for a month you’ll have a Pepper you might be thinking well you got a pepper that’s good what are you talking about but you only get one pepper because when they prune the plant they Only keep one flower on prune from the 8th leaf down