I had to use some sticks to hold up most of my peppers yesterday.... and then this morning they were all perked up, removed the sticks and they are good to go
A Good Old Fashioned RedHotChiliPepper Grow Off
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Lol if you zoom on the second pic you'll see that stick is my pepper plant from before up in the top left. She didn't like the bug spray but it's got one shoot coming out.
My Rosemary Shrub, it's like 5yrs old
Peppers are doing better and the tyme is rocking it, hope my Basil gets rolling
Matters have matters on em, oh ya
Peppers are doing better and the tyme is rocking it, hope my Basil gets rolling
Matters have matters on em, oh ya
MaddHacker
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Really sexy rosemary plant man... I lost my 3 yr old in my recent move so i am starting over.. we will see how it goes... Toms are also lookin good
Nice plants Chris.
Check if basil and tyme are companion plants.
Just think my basil got frozen, they are starting to come back, but the tyme is taking over the pot..lol
PE636
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Hey Newty and friends! It's about 7 or 8 weeks before last frost date here so time to fire up some peppers! Looks like I need to purchase some new hot peppers but for now we will start 3 others....
Carmen and Tomcat I grew before in 5 gallon buckets, and the Carmen especially was excellent. I'll pick up some jalapenos and cayenne in the next couple of days!
PE636
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Since you all are into gardening too here's this year's lineup.. Peppers of course, a beefsteak and a cherry tomato, snap peas and regular eating peas, brocolli, cauliflower, turnip, parsnip, 2 kinds of carrots, romaine and iceberg lettuce, yellow and green beans, yellow and red onions, beets, cukes, corn. Hmm probably forgetting something. We also do a shared 50ft row of potatoes with my parents who live nearby. Also have 4 highbush blueberry plants and a 500sq ft raspberry patch. Hoping to get some strawberry plants in this year too as some old unproductive ones were tilled in last fall. Sure hope there is more rain than last summer, it was brutal!
MaddHacker
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Sup P ... Now that is the type of garden that my friends and I are doing... In my neck of the woods we do more community gardens, in that I have a few friends that grow carrots, and Bell Peppers well so they do alot of that, another friend who does the blueberries ( which are starting to kinda bud so I hear) I do hot peppers and lots of heirlooms for salsas and sauces, organic multicolor for my friends who are from the mediteranian area, WEED, sorry kinda excited especially about that, lol, and so on and so on... share the work and rewards... We always end up with way more than we can freeze or can so we donate several tons of produce to local food pantries and homeless shelters... Needless to say, we cover the veggies, I am so fortunate to have friends, and some of my family, around me... I is so fun to live and give, makes me complete... Feel free to excel friend, that way you are never disappointed.. or so im told... We kinda free spirited on this thread so have fun with it and by all means give and get everything around here.... Green Days
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Wow!! I love all the action in here! Welcome @PE636 and that line up sounds outstanding! Chris that Rosemary bush 
I am really hopeful my mint plant comes back after the winter snows have left, ive heard herbs and such are quite resilient?
I will be getting some more stuff planted this week so pics are coming! All peppers are up! No flowers yet but lots of peppers. LOL
I am really hopeful my mint plant comes back after the winter snows have left, ive heard herbs and such are quite resilient?
I will be getting some more stuff planted this week so pics are coming! All peppers are up! No flowers yet but lots of peppers. LOL
PE636
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I think a lot of the mint varieties are pretty tough. Is it in the ground? Mulched? If so you're probably going to have mint!Wow!! I love all the action in here! Welcome @PE636 and that line up sounds outstanding! Chris that Rosemary bush
I am really hopeful my mint plant comes back after the winter snows have left, ive heard herbs and such are quite resilient?
I will be getting some more stuff planted this week so pics are coming! All peppers are up! No flowers yet but lots of peppers. LOL
PE636
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Stopped by the store and picked up a few more goodies this afternoon.. Why can't cannabis seeds be the price of veggie seeds!!! So I added the two more peppers to the tray and will start some other stuff in 2-3 weeks..
They are under the humidity dome in a nice warm room. Now we wait.
Nice... I was looking for that garden inoculant stuff today. Is that beneficial bacteria?
PE636
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Yes it is..Not quite the same thing as mycorrhizae cannabis farmers like to use, but performs a similar function especially well for legumes.
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Awesome news! It’s in the ground and mulched
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I was practicing how to clone on my mint last year and made about 30 all over the yard
Hahaha
Hahaha
MaddHacker
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I was practicing how to clone on my mint last year and made about 30 all over the yard
Damn girl... Now thats alot of mint... So Yummy tho... Green days to your home and gm
MaddHacker
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Ps checked out your stoney cookie bake... Nice recovery, tho I might suggest having ingredients on hand lmao...
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Hahahahaha! Yes! I remembered to have almost everything out in this next video...to be released Thursday