Houseplant Heretic

over 3 years ago

Chocolate mint going strong in LECA. I keep the reservoir half full, because she loves to drink!

Giodan1026

over 3 years ago

The rain has been good to the garden!

Can anyone with soil experience recommend a good mixture?

skejap

over 3 years ago

My pandan and makrut lime! Can't wait to start cooking with them 😋

Sarah

over 3 years ago

When are banana peppers ready to harvest?

Abby ʚїɞ

over 3 years ago

Strawberries from the garden! 🍓

Hi Guys and Gals, sooo I’m growing or trying to grow this broccoli plant and I don’t know what’s going on. Should it be planted with other broccoli plants or can it thrive alone?

I have grown peppers!!

First time growing broccoli. Should I replant them in a larger container? I also have cucumber and spinach growing, any advice for them??

I went to my strawberry plant to find the runners so I can plants some more strawberries but when I looked I couldn’t find them. And I think I accidentally killed my runner. If so do runners grow back.

I am lost with these tomato plants. They are growing well and seem to be healthy except today I found the base of most of them look like this. I am new to growing tomatoes and have no idea. It doesn’t appear to be horn worms. I have googled for hours and haven’t had much luck. I thought maybe new roots tarting to grow above soil but that sounds crazy to me. Any ideas?

Savannah🧚🏼‍♀️✨

over 3 years ago

I have some mint that was planted last year, it did not sprout until this spring. I assume I tilled up the soil enough to get them to grow. How should I go about Harvesting this mint? I would like to possible dry it for future use, like a seasoning possibly? Any tips are greatly appreciated😄

Ana

over 3 years ago

Just wanted to know if my cilantro was doing good and if anyone has any tips or anything, first time growing cilantro :)

I’m growing strawberries, but I noticed the strawberries are growing grey mold and then just dying. Any advice for helping this?

Alexis

over 3 years ago

Hi! I’m new here and new to growing food. I’m wondering if I can combine some different edible plants in the same pot for the next year or so (when I plan on moving). I want to grow more of my own food but in terms of sunnier locations I just have an apartment walkway garden with very limited space. Yesterday, I repotted a fig (brown turkey), semi-dwarf eureka lemon, and dwarf black mulberry tree up from 5 gallon pots into these giant pots that are 14.5 inches across and 16 inches deep. I’m wondering if I can plant some other veggies, herbs, or edible flowers around the base of these trees to make use of the extra space without encroaching upon the growth of the tree roots. I’m planning on moving to somewhere with more outdoor space after a year and could remove and repot the other plants then. Regarding potential candidates: I’ve been sprouting heirloom tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, fennel, lettuce, Armenian cucumbers, spearmint, basil, oregano, sage, violets, calendulas, bee balm, lavender, chamomile, honeysuckle, and baby mulberry trees. I also have a strawberry plant. Would any of these work as potential pot-mates? I’m very open to other co-growing suggestions, especially vegetables.

steph

over 3 years ago

I grew potatoes for the first time!🥔

I have a new dwarf Meyer lemon tree in a pot and am experiencing premature yellowing of some of the lemons on my tree. Any ideas on what I can do to stop this?

Choc

over 3 years ago

Put some scallions and onions seeds in a pot late April. No action. One is on the balcony and one is in my apartment. Anyone know what could be up?

Anyone have any experience sprouting rosemary? I have seeds I bought and its summer, I want a herb for my room, I do of course have access to full sun. Only problem is if it is too much trouble to even get one to sprout… I know Perennials are the hardest to grow and I dont even know if I have gotten some progress in sprouting some, I tried the paper towel ziplock method with a little hydrogen peroxide for mold in the fridge to stratify since it is perennial and so far its been unnoticable if I have gotten a sprout, kinda just waiting now. I live in Texas and I have seen them grow into really inpressive bushes before in my childhood, I would just like to be able to get started on that path at the very least. Any plant starting advice is appreciated, and if I am just doing too much I would love to be let known, thanks!! Before the rosemary, I was able to sprout a basil plant however from a couple seeds which is exciting.

Labgod

over 3 years ago

My loaded habanero plant. We’ve been making hot sauce with these peppers.