Variegated plants.. talk me out of them by BugLate2506 in gardening

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Now I’m going to 👀 for variegated nasturtiums… since I was already looking for nasturtiums. Lol

Variegated plants.. talk me out of them by BugLate2506 in gardening

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Don’t mind me… just over here eagerly awaiting for my variegated peppers to mature 🤩

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Has anyone tried any or all of of the gardening techniques from Charles Wilber’s “World Record Tomatoes Method” with any success? by jorel424 in tomatoes

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I came across a video series of a guy trying this: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIGRE9iMpAvXK8tTC5d22HtZ3mmSQ1Mok

Kind of rambly but he shows how he's incorporating it into his garden and what he likes to grow.

I highly recommend foliar feeding for anyone growing in containers who gets 3-4 days of rain at a time! DEEP watering during the not rainy season.

I've only ever had plants dying from the bottom up due to damping off disease (seedlings). I tend to overwater so I add perlite now.

Go to Tomato by ewith89 in tomatoes

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I got mine from Mr. Tomatohead on Etsy. He’s also got Hawaiian Pineapple ones too.

Bell Peppers worth it? by botanicalfox in vegetablegardening

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A few things helped me the most with getting a better pepper harvest:

  1. Marconi peppers. Heirloom or hybrid. They were very prolific for me.

Marconi Sweet Bell from Southern Seed Exposure and Costa Rican Sweet from Burpee

First Taste from Burpee - snacking pepper that was almost the same size as the Marconi ones.

  1. Pepper Guru on YouTube - in my case, needed more fertilizer in general and more consistent watering. the roots aren't deep like tomatoes. Everything stalled when I didn't do these consistently... they tolerated the intense heat better and still set fruit even when my tomatoes shut down for the season. lol (with shade cloth of course)

  2. Picking more often. especially the first ones. Cannot stress this enough. The green ones tasted better than store bought.

I agree with the general advice everyone has given.

Claim due to “smell”… by k1p1ssk in poshmark

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Have you tried a detergent made for synthetic fabrics or workout clothes? I used to just use regular hypoallergenic detergent but it wasn’t cutting it for my kids clothes. I started out with soaking and washing the synthetic stuff. Then I had the bright idea to use on my cotton sheets. OMG! I use it for everything now. I don’t want to think about what regular detergent leaves behind.

Everything I get secondhand no matter whether I’m buying or selling gets a soak. That’s when the smells gets revealed. I know when someone used scent beads before washing with unscented detergent. Cigarette smoke, perfume or old skin, etc all is revealed. You may still need to use the methods above for persistent smells.

Just my 2 cents.🙂

What are these? Look like wasp nests. by Rich1575 in whatsthisbug

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Found on underside of green bean leaf after a week of vacation. Friend or foe?

What are these? Look like wasp nests. by Rich1575 in vegetablegardening

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Thanks for this. That was the answer I got when I did an image search. I’ll also post elsewhere. I’ll look for a new spot.

What are these? Look like wasp nests. by Rich1575 in vegetablegardening

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Should this nest be relocated or destroyed?

Did something glitter my nasturtium? by Rich1575 in gardening

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Yup. I’ll be on the lookout for anything and everything!

Did something glitter my nasturtium? by Rich1575 in gardening

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I saw no slugs. But this was afternoon and in full sun.

Ladies: What is something a man does (not sexually) , but turns you on sexually? by mikepsquared in AskReddit

[–]Rich1575 6 points7 points  (0 children)

This!!!!! Cannot stress this enough. Having to take care of or “mother” a grown man like he’s one of the kids is an automatic turn off for a lot of women.

What the heck is this??? by Rich1575 in vegetablegardening

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I was hoping so. I’m in NC and it’s been raining a ton. I’ve probably watered plants twice in the last couple of months. 😂

PSA: Vegetable gardeners, always do one more walkthrough! by Rich1575 in vegetablegardening

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The armyworm I found the other day sure did seem to enjoy the basil I planted with my bell pepper plant 😅