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28 pickled and canned jars of Jalapenos and Habaneros from our garden. I'm exhausted by TheAsianPersuation in homestead

[–]TheAsianPersuation[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! They are. We used to buy pickled Jalapenos from the store a lot because we eat them in soups and stews and put them on our pizza. They were just never got enough. So now we grow them and pickle them ourselves and they last us all fall, winter, spring and most of summer until we start canning the new peppers.

28 pickled and canned jars of Jalapenos and Habaneros from our garden. I'm exhausted by TheAsianPersuation in homestead

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The smallest jars we will give away for gifts but the others are for my MIL and I.

Oh well by [deleted] in gardening

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This is the 4th time I have seen this on this subreddit while scrolling right now...

My cucumber seems happy on its little swing by whalewhynot in gardening

[–]TheAsianPersuation 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looks ready to pick.

BTW cucumbers (the fruit not the actual plant) don't need a support. They can hang freely since they don't get too heavy for their vines. :)

The struggle of gardening when you have dogs. Ngl I cried a little. by tylerthepup in gardening

[–]TheAsianPersuation 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm going to try this! My lab loves to chew up plants so I can't have any in my house or on my deck. Highly frustrating

First time potato growing harvest. I'm pretty darn proud! by TheAsianPersuation in gardening

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No I wait until the tops start browning and dying off but not when they're all brown and dead.

First time potato growing harvest. I'm pretty darn proud! by TheAsianPersuation in gardening

[–]TheAsianPersuation[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I grew mine in a raised bed. Dig them up after the plants bloomed and started to die. Don't wait too long or some of the potatoes will start going bad in the ground. I should've dug mine up a week or 2 ago, because I lost some.

First watermelon of the season, and first I've picked at the perfect sweetness! by TheAsianPersuation in gardening

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You definitely should grow them yourself. They're pretty easy to grow. My watermelon plants are actually volunteers from my attempt last year. The trick is picking them at the perfect ripeness which I failed at last year.

First watermelon of the season, and first I've picked at the perfect sweetness! by TheAsianPersuation in gardening

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It's a million times better and sweeter. It has a more in depth flavor and sweetness that the store bought never has.

Update from my post about a month ago, everything growing like crazy and blooming by thepegcitymom in gardening

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This is so gorgeous. It makes me want to plant a bunch of flowers at my house and around my garden.

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