calicocalyx
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Thanks! first time at this spot for the girls. I decided to do tomatoes early and cover them so I'm stoked they are actually getting fruit earlier than normal.
Post your tomatoes
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VTMi'kmaq
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we go by knee high by july for our corn, your has exceeded that lmao! wonderful crops gents!
my buddy brandon in ft myers grows these, bhut's that's jolokia's btw, moruga's also. Have a large ziplock bag of em being mailed. I have diasy cutters and bhut's seeds if anyone wants FIRE!
VTMi'kmaq
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lmao the tomatoes look diseased compared to the cannabis ladies FLOURISHING around them! good on ya!
TripleMindedGee5150
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Dude I'd love to grow some "ghost " peppers. Man those things were brutal when I had them. My habanero is starting to show signs of growth too
calicocalyx
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I'm just starting to get some peppers. Red Portugals about the same heat as a cayenne but way more flavor.
Joedank
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knee high by july in mendo ment a pound in the redwoods ...lol
awsome harvest of bonnet peppers awsome
I WOULD REP you if i could...
FLkeys1
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I am actually in So. California. I vacation in the keys and plan to retire somewhere in the keys
I just googled and seeds from my tomotes prob. Won't be true to the parent.. But I buy the plants every year at my local Lowes Store. You can also buy the plants and seeds direct from Burpee online.
Bahia Honda is one of my favorite parks in the Florida keys.
I just googled and seeds from my tomotes prob. Won't be true to the parent.. But I buy the plants every year at my local Lowes Store. You can also buy the plants and seeds direct from Burpee online.
Bahia Honda is one of my favorite parks in the Florida keys.
Dave's Not Here
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Took these a few days ago, worst looking tomato patch I've had in years, the months of constant rain just destroyed them. Then to make matters worse, something is eating on about half the tomatoes that I am getting. Going out and looking at the garden isn't very exciting this year and kind of depressing. I probably wouldn't even post these if I hadn't started this thread! I doubt if I'm selling many veggies this year.
These mini pumpkins are looking good though...
Then I have some cantaloupe and some of those personal sized watermelon going
No cantaloupe yet but I do have some of those personal sized melons on the vines.
Bed of peppers is starting to fruit, I've been giving them some simple compost tea, the ones on the end here still want to yellow off. All the rain pretty well flushed the soil on everything. My peppers seem really late getting going this year, last year I think I was picking a lot of peppers about now.
Does anyone know what this is? I'm thinking it might be swiss chard flowering. Whatever it is, it survived the winter like a boss and was looking huge early on so I let it live, now it's flowering. Hoping it's swiss chard so I can replenish my seeds.
This pumpkin patch just came up out of nowhere, I thought they were zucchini at first, I've never grown pumpkins before this year. I might have thrown one in the compost pile though.
Here's my cucumbers... which are looking ok but I've noticed that a lot of the cucumbers I'm getting have this weird nipple shaped end on them, I'm guessing some sort of deficiency from the rain flushing the soil out or the roots being too wet to take up nutrients well.
These mini pumpkins are looking good though...
Then I have some cantaloupe and some of those personal sized watermelon going
No cantaloupe yet but I do have some of those personal sized melons on the vines.
Bed of peppers is starting to fruit, I've been giving them some simple compost tea, the ones on the end here still want to yellow off. All the rain pretty well flushed the soil on everything. My peppers seem really late getting going this year, last year I think I was picking a lot of peppers about now.
Does anyone know what this is? I'm thinking it might be swiss chard flowering. Whatever it is, it survived the winter like a boss and was looking huge early on so I let it live, now it's flowering. Hoping it's swiss chard so I can replenish my seeds.
This pumpkin patch just came up out of nowhere, I thought they were zucchini at first, I've never grown pumpkins before this year. I might have thrown one in the compost pile though.
Here's my cucumbers... which are looking ok but I've noticed that a lot of the cucumbers I'm getting have this weird nipple shaped end on them, I'm guessing some sort of deficiency from the rain flushing the soil out or the roots being too wet to take up nutrients well.
cbtbudz
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Hey thats pretty cool. I just read a article today about Norway. They just started a beehighway with flower patches on top of building and fake hives for the bees to rest at. Going for miles. They are trying to save our pollinators.
Joedank
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@davesnothere that is burdock and invasive in some spots . those "flowers" will dry to become the imputus for velcro...lol
your peppers are looking good just a little water logged i think .once they get a few dry cycles "n" will be more accessable.. hope august is better for you!
your peppers are looking good just a little water logged i think .once they get a few dry cycles "n" will be more accessable.. hope august is better for you!
Dave's Not Here
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Right on man, I have one Menards pepper plant this year (the other one died) and that's the only plants I've bought this year. I've used a little D
@Joedank Thanks for the ID on the plant, it's getting chopped! I really thought it was some chard flowering which I've seen once before but it has been awhile.
It has been drying up things are starting to look a little better and whatever was eating my stuff hasn't been back for a few days. My kitchen table is starting to fill up with tomatoes and cucumbers.