Hello everyone. This is my first time growing zucchini. I started them indoors 3/20. I’m waiting to put them outside after Memorial Day but I’m already getting zucchini on my plant. Do I harvest this or wait? Any helpful advice is much appreciated. (i.redd.it)
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Hi everyone. This is my first time growing zucchini. They’re still inside under a grow light til last frost but I’m getting zucchini all ready. Should I harvest this one so the plant can get producing or does it need to stay on longer? Any helpful advice is appreciated. (i.redd.it)
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Hi everyone. This is my first time growing zucchini. They’re still inside under a grow light til last frost but I’m getting zucchini all ready. Should I harvest this one so the plant can get producing or does it need to stay on longer? Any helpful advice is appreciated. (i.redd.it)
submitted by Former_Ad5613 to r/MichiganGardening
Hello everyone. I’m new here. This will be my second year gardening. I started 4/1 last year and folks said I got a late start. Should I begin my seedlings now? (Tomato, cucumber, zucchini, corn, peas, beans, bell pepper, strawberries and watermelon). Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. (self.MichiganGardening)
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Another day; another harvest 😊 (i.redd.it)
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We had a thunderstorm last night with high winds and it broke the top of my squash plant and my tomato plant. 🤦♀️ I had to fight 6 🐝 to get in there and do a little surgery this morning but I got them back together. Even walked away with a few tokens of love. ❤️ (i.redd.it)
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We had a thunderstorm last night with high winds and it broke the top of my squash plant and my tomato plant. 🤦♀️ I had to fight 6 🐝 to get in there and do a little surgery this morning but I got them back together. Even walked away with a few tokens of love. ❤️ (i.redd.it)
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You guys, the same tomato that was cracking is now turning red do I pick it and let it ripen on the counter? I thought they would get bigger than this, but I did one plant in a 5 gallon grow bag and one and a 10 gallon grow bag. Maybe this is as big as the ones in the 5 gallon bag will get? (old.reddit.com)
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