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Anonymous03/06/26, 14:55No.2862904/hgm/ Homegrownmen 409
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Anon03/06/26, 15:02No.2862907
I am way behind in planning and preparing. Been depressed for a long time. It’s storming and I wish I had my shit together. Grow on anons… grow on.
From better times.
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Anon03/06/26, 15:29No.2862909
this is the tomato i have decided to grow this year
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Anon03/06/26, 20:21No.2862926
Bees knees.
When I move them into the box I will try to take pictures of the process, maybe take a picture of the queen if she is not well hidden.
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Anon03/07/26, 03:57No.2862960
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iitVZM8Hpoo
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Anon03/08/26, 11:12No.2863015
I know there are chili peppers enthusiasts here, and I think I remember someone mentioned piment de Bresse at some point. I got some seeds from my dad who lives there, but I am in Mediterranean climate so I'm concerned they won't do well in the summer. Should I try to put them in the shadow or will they be fine? I never planted pepper before, but I have to cover my tomatoes or they get burned by the sun
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Anon03/08/26, 16:30No.2863032
I recently bought a place with a considerably sized back garden. Ive removed the pool and much of the paving with plans to expand the grass area. Theres a bore hooked up to the sprinkler system so water usage isnt an issue.Previous owners went hard on Balinese flora for some reason so im removing most of it for wood chip garden beds and native plants (Australia). The cooler shadier back of the garden I was going to reserve for fruit trees and vegetable planters. At some point ill put a pond in and probably convert one of the three (why) sheds into a chicken coop.Im still an amateur and only terraformed the front garden area so far. Any general advice for layout.
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Anon03/08/26, 23:39No.2863054
i just planted this. PNW coastal puget sound area. they'll come up in 45F and they like full sun. I've grown thousands of them, it's easily the most reliable and tasty form of protein i grow. and the first thing to go in the ground.
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Anon03/09/26, 20:41No.2863118
Have any of you ever setup a rain garden? Sounds like a neat idea
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Anon03/09/26, 23:23No.2863130
What's the space:food ratio for a hydroponic setup, how much can I get from one plant?
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Anon03/10/26, 00:05No.2863132
What are some "HECKING DO NOT PLANT!!!!" plants?
Yeah I know the obvious like bamboo and knotweed, I mean useful or edible or pretty plants that grow quickly. I don't have the patience for shit like a japanese pine that grows 2 inches a year.I already have sunchokes but they've been kind of slow, probably because they're in thick clay. I'm going to move them this year to better soil.
Gooseneck loosestrife is another "aggressive" I have that is barely growing.
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Anon03/10/26, 14:07No.2863181
Trying for a third year to get my strawberries to come back. I haven't really looked at them yet (its still going to be too cold here in Ohio) but i found some everbearing plants at a hardware store that I'm starting to grow inside.Most of my garden is in raised beds, but the berries I have are going to be more on the ground (in larger metal raised beds)Has anyone had any luck growing them that way and coming back the next year after a harsh winter? Are there specific cultivars I should be growing instead?
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Anon03/10/26, 18:53No.2863207
>half of my order arrives from nursery
>wait a week to see if the rest arrives
>it doesn't
>call them
>they disabled the phones, too many calls
>"we'll email you a tracking number when your order ships"
>i never got an email
>"if your order is wrong or damaged you have to call us within 7 days"
??????
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Anon03/10/26, 20:49No.2863218
any advice for separating two seedlings that came from one seed?
pic rel, they're meyer's lemons I bought a little while ago, most of them sprouted into one seedling but this one is two for some reason.
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Anon03/11/26, 18:18No.2863284
The broccoli seeds I collected from a flowering plant last year seem to sprout well. Here's hoping they grow as well as last year's plants.
I've had some bad experiences with collected carrot and tomato seeds, yet I continue to be obsessed.
At least the lettuce and herbs bring good seeds.
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Anon03/11/26, 23:54No.2863294
my pepper seeds are dead :(
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Anon03/12/26, 03:01No.2863308
What the fuck can I start planting in the UK around this time of year?
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Anon03/12/26, 15:56No.2863351
bros i am having a little trouble with this years chili seedlings. it happened last year with some plants too. the germinate fine, then go into seedling stage and then are stuck there for months now. what am i doing wrong?
temperature should be fine and i even use a grow lamp.
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Anon03/12/26, 21:24No.2863383
just thinned out my tomato seedlings, first time growing them from seed, and man they are stinky even as little babbies
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Anon03/13/26, 21:32No.2863463
I’ll be transplanting Turnips, red/yellow onions, broccoli, lettuce and arugula, And direct sowing peas and parsnips in 1-2 weeks under row covers. Garlics looking good.
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Anon03/13/26, 23:03No.2863468
redpill me on pawpaw
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Anon03/14/26, 11:18No.2863501
Would a pepper powder be good enough to stop the damn squirrels from eating my pecan seedlings?
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Anon03/14/26, 17:54No.2863529
Can I just replant the stuff I get from the grocery store?
Green onions are piss easy, but what about normal onions and garlic? I understand that things like carrots and celery are biennial.
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Anon03/14/26, 21:32No.2863544
I'm about to go read the pastebin but I just got this and a few small pots, any comments or suggestions welcomed since it is my first time growing stuff.
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Anon03/14/26, 23:33No.2863552
What's the oldest seed you've managed to grow?
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Anon03/15/26, 00:08No.2863555
For whatever reason, even though I sowed all my vegetable seeds at the same time, Cyclanthera pedata is miles ahead of everyone else and has 2 or 3 sets of leaves.