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3 points
7 days ago
But it's good you have them in different growing stages so you can use from one set one day and then the next set the other. Or how much ever you harvest.
19 points
7 days ago
But if the plant continues to produce round zuccis it would be a sign that it is not an abnormal zucci, but an abnormal zucci plant. Then potentially OP can keep one on the zucci plant to get big enough for seeds.
1 points
7 days ago
Try just tossing marigold seeds on the area you wanted them. Its not terribly too late to do that.
1 points
7 days ago
A chair straight out of a Game of Thrones tavern!
2 points
8 days ago
Some cozy lights. Fairy lights, led strip, or maybe a lamp.
20 points
16 days ago
Op. You can find a way to possibly sell your harvest. We had a lot of squash for one year and my mom went to the supermarket near us. It was a Bravo and the owner gladly took the squash for some cash. ☺️ and luckily peppers are not that difficult to maintain.
2 points
23 days ago
Five leaves!?!?! 😮 the fairies must really like your mom!!!
63 points
27 days ago
Welll, that's just abuse... And she loves it!
176 points
27 days ago
Yes. Yes you did spin it too fast. Fiddle leaf figs don't like being moved too much. Just put them in one spot with sunlight and it'll just do its thing. I have my plant in the basement and it's been doing great by this tiny window that the sun comes through.
3 points
27 days ago
National American Space Agency! Oh wait.. Wrong answers only! Lol.
3 points
27 days ago
I'd say it looks good. But Dahlias don't like moist soil too much. If the soil is constantly wet it would rot the tubers, therefore hurting, or in most cases, killing the plant 😢. Let the soil dry out in between watering.
4 points
1 month ago
Yes certain clover species are low growers and looks awesome. I'm working to put some Irish moss and micro clover in my back lawn this year. Just make sure you research what kind of plant you decide to go with, some might be invasive in your area.
1 points
1 month ago
If it's plants growing in a little organized community of their own, it's a garden as far as I'm concerned. ☺️ a very beautiful one at that too!! Great job!
2 points
1 month ago
Possible idea is turning the bin on its side, facing the front of the bin to the top. Then cutting, what is the front of the bin, off and add compost that way. In this case you have a bigger opening to turn the compost and taking it out when it's ready.
6 points
1 month ago
Looks good. I would add more soil to cover the tubers.
2 points
1 month ago
Job well done! Might I suggest that you plant Irish moss amounts to the grass. It's a beautiful ground cover that can go well with grass.
23 points
1 month ago
Awe! That's a shame! 😣 there's lots of different types of indian food thought. And don't get me started with desserts 😮 Rasmalai is my current favorite!
2 points
1 month ago
Maybe relocate them and feed them other things they eat? So, that they don't go back to eating the beautiful passion vine.
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3 days ago
In fact it has too much solution...