Capt Insano Emeritis
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This has been and developing into a great pepper year. Picked some more Blot this morning. A nice specimen
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2022 Garden Thread
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Orange Leysa and purple Marconi
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Anthracnose Stalk Rot
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Dr. Magill
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This lady is insane
Capt Insano Emeritis
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Are you going to save the amaranth seed? If so I have a trick. Buy cheap dollar store panty hose. Cut the 2 legs off and pull over the seed heads all the way. Twist ties or zip tie tightly closed on the plant. When it is time harvest cut low on the branch invert and hang to dry for a gew weeks or so some grain amaranth can be winnowed to rid the chaff. I like to pop the seed in a hot dry skillet with a spatter screen on top
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Another warm one today. Cucumbers taking off a few tomatoes ripening. Great whites are a nize size. Carrots doing well . I added a mesh sreen to my bush bean and kenny lind melon box and more trombicini setting. I have had eight squash so far
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Your garden looks great, nice work!
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New addition to the squirrel security system. Last year the squirrels decimated my squash and pestered the fringes of all my grid wired bed plantings
The tower has a couple of doors for access and the raised bed box - the top is hinged to lift up and pick
The tower has a couple of doors for access and the raised bed box - the top is hinged to lift up and pick
Dr. Magill
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Nice but a pellet gun would be easier
Capt Insano Emeritis
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I don’t think a mass squirrel killing would go over well here in the heart of town. Plus I don’t kill animals, just selected insects , snails and an occasional euthanized plant. I would be cited for war crimes.
My pole beans are FINALLY putting out fruit! I really like these romano beans.
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The
Y look like my gold marie pole beans
Golden gate beans from territorial. My first time growing romano beans. I'm impressed by the size they get to while still being tender and tasty
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Well, I managed to get a few plants in the ground early August, super late but they are taking off like crazy. It's ok if they are smallish as a few are a test of hybrids I made. Rabbit poop is a miracle fertilizer, it won't burn, can't over do it, plants are large green and crisp, also to note I added a bunch of meal worm frass which includes chiton that stimulates the plants defenses. There's no sign of disease or insect predation. Lebanese hybrid X OG Kush is pictured. Should make the wife happy, happy wife happy life...
Capt Insano Emeritis
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Wow its growing like a weed!
Dr. Magill
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Flowering
Hope the weather holds up
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I mislabeled your giant Golden Dixie. Hopefully I get something yellow. I manged to get 6, 30 gallon pots planted with a few things, kinda a square foot garden theme. I have various cannabis, sweet meat oregon heirloom squash, giant sunflower, several varieties of tomato, Floriani red flint corn, and sweet granite cantelope. I'm amazed how much growth I have since planting the beginning of August, I might actually even get a few tomatoes.