Rurumo
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Nice! They are really far along for this time of year too, at least in my area. The maxibloom is killing it.
How Does Your Garden Grow??????
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pahpah-cee
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I feel so stupid. I had no idea the larvae look like this. Thanks for this. Never really thought about identifying Benes/pests during different stages of their life.
blueberrymilkshake
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Here's some flowers and some bud rot 
blueberrymilkshake
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blueberrymilkshake
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So...I cannot have your corn?
GreenestBasterd
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A few beers and I went a bit mad with the catalog order, always a nice surprise though.
lots of spuds this year…
lots of spuds this year…
pahpah-cee
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He must not like your crop circle art.
My wife always does this. Massive orders of seeds multiple times a year. We have like maybe 2000sqft of dirt in our yard. Its a crazy diverse garden so more power to her and you.
pahpah-cee
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Squash trelliss
Here’s a cool one my wife found- Lufa! We’re going to save a fortune on sponges this year.
Here’s a cool one my wife found- Lufa! We’re going to save a fortune on sponges this year.
weedstoner420
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Squash trellises are the shit, they blow my mind this time of year. Ours are mostly volunteers from the compost, with some beans and cukes tucked in for good measure.
toking12am
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Having a lot of success this season growing tomatoes vertically. Over 6' as of mid July
I have been experimenting with this trellis design. I am able to fit alot of tomatoes in one row. This season I let each cherry tomato plant split into 3 or 4 producing branches. So far this is working. Next season I plan to limit each plant on splitting twice at the most, proving space for even more varieties. This season I am growing; Beefsteak, Chocolate Zebra Stripe, Lemon Boy, Dancing w/Smurfs, Yellow pears:
Super Sweet 100
(Below) Super Sweet 100 fruit set lvl 100.
I have been experimenting with this trellis design. I am able to fit alot of tomatoes in one row. This season I let each cherry tomato plant split into 3 or 4 producing branches. So far this is working. Next season I plan to limit each plant on splitting twice at the most, proving space for even more varieties. This season I am growing; Beefsteak, Chocolate Zebra Stripe, Lemon Boy, Dancing w/Smurfs, Yellow pears:
Super Sweet 100
(Below) Super Sweet 100 fruit set lvl 100.
Rurumo
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awww, what a cutie. This is the first year I haven't grown pumpkins in years, I miss them
tuksu6000
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It is! Its been so cool experience. Im not too familiar with outdoor growing and first it was a bit weird to give a control to mother nature cause usually im the one who push the buttons for more/less heat/humidity etc. So much learning about everything.
There is also another strain which is going to be massive or atleast thats what seed pack says! Looks like onion in the bush right now.
