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Edible Gardening
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Does these sweet bell pepper have any hope is it going through the dormant stage? The first one is one I have had for years and then I have a baby pot so there are two.
Hi, peoples! I had a spinach question. I soaked my seeds last night with the intention to plant them today. However, I wasnโt thinking and soaked every single seed despite having no intention to plant them all this year. If I let the seeds dry out and save them for the next season will they still be okay to plant?
Iโm starting some seeds today. This is my first time attempting to grow them and then plant them versus buying them and planting them so any advice is welcome, especially how often I should be watering these. In this batch, I have yellow watermelon two types of cherry tomatoes, peppermint, and rosemary.
I planted a snap pea seed today, I got organic vegetable and herb soil and Iโm using a grow light. Iโm doing everything by the book, really hoping to see some peas. If it works, Iโll cry from joy. Hopefully in a couple months Iโll see some pods. I just hope nothing happens once theyโre little shoots, Iโve had plants die before once the shoots start.
Sept 2022 - Feb 2026 She finally fruited!! She is my fist ever piรฑa THIS makes me feel amazing! I grew this!!! ๐ ๐
Harvest time for my mustards!
If my strawberry plant is sick, what are the symptoms and how to stop them cause itโs cold here this winter in Florida.
Harvested some oregano!! Thereโs a cold front coming to the US this week. Perfect time to make oregano tea. Highly recommend oregano tea if u have a sore throat.
Hey everybody. Im pretty new to any type of gardening and im trying to start growing some veggies and herbs in containers this year. I have a couple of questions, if anyone can help. 1. I am using 5.5 gallon plastic pots that are about 12in in diameter and pretty deep, is that too small to plant a bush bean plant with some carrots around it? 2. Is that same size pot able to hold 2 bush cucumber plants or should I only put 1 per pot?
Look at the basil hydroponic system I got! It is from Modern Sprout and comes with everything you need to grow an awesome basil plant. I am so excited to grow something differently!
Hi, I'm a beginner gardener in South Florida, and I need help with my plants. Could you please check out my plants to assist me? You can click my tagged plant that needs help the most but you can give advice on others. (Used Grammarly cause my grammar sucks) And here's everything I'm growing: Cucumbers(Tagged) Lavender Strawberries(Flowering) Tomatoes(Mature)
Hi there! Novice gardener here in southern Wisconsin. Any tips for how to start an outdoor patio garden? I am in an apartment so my deck is small-south facing. Thinking of growing lettuce, kale, cherry tomatoes, herbs, jalapeรฑos and snack sized cucumber (if I have room!) Iโll take all the recommendations I can get to maximize space (railing planters, narrow towers) ๐ฅฐ
I just started basil seeds and they are a little floppy, any tips?
Hello guys I donโt know how but my strawberries are acting weird look at this one itโs weird
Greenhouse idea- add lights absolutely no regrets!
Hey folks! I am very new to this community and was hoping to get some tips on outdoor gardening. I am not sure where to start, but I have the incentive the make my garden fruitful. Can you please help me out? :) Thanks.
Hey yall! Haven't had many questions in a while...but a few months ago, I started growing avocado. I went on winter vacation to Haiti for a few weeks, my flant's "trunk" or start of one anyway, is all weird...and the roots are growing toward it. Any ideas on how to fix it?
I live in Wisconsin and we just bought a new house. This is a photo of the garden in the backyard. When we moved in, it was November and I didn't do any fall garden prep. The brussel sprout stems have now turned into popsicles and I don't know what to do to prep for Spring. It apparently even has a watering system but I didn't know what to do with it to winterize it so I'm afraid it's probably frozen and broken. I am new to all of this but really want to give it a try. What is my first step? What should I be doing in January in Wisconsin to prep this garden for the Spring?
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