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My new Gardening adventure--Hopefully my brown thumb can be green at some point
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items I have always been able to kill plants(including a cactus) without even trying lol…but im hopeful that can change
I like to try local stores for plants first since i can see them in person
Outdoor Plants
I have gotten several fruit trees including a banana tree, black berries and raspberries and they have been doing great. They also have great prices
Ty Ty Plant Nursery, LLC
I got a cocktail tree from them this time and i love it..it came well rooted and ready to go
Fast Growing Trees
I have watched numerous videos of his and he is great. He has useful and informative info about plants and gardening
Adam Kirtland 🌱 Garden Tips, Tricks and Ideas (@viewfromthepottingbench)
I have learned alot about orchids and ways not to kill them:)
OrchidsInfo (@orchidsinfo)
hints and suggestions are always welcome
Lovely Greens • Natural Soapmaking & Organic Gardening
new gardeners are a great way to learn
My golden photos has a new baby with multiple fenestrations! Somebody else ohh and ah with me 😊. This has been a two year project for growth this size. #mosspole #planttok
This guy has great suggestions and advice for numerous subjects
Creative Explained
alot of gardeners have multiple videos so check em all out
The deal with basil is that it’s basically a teenager that wants to grow tall and gangly. But here’s the trick: when you cut that main stem just above where leaves meet the stem, you’re telling the plant “nah bro, go wide instead of tall.” The plant freaks out (in a good way) and starts pushing energy into all those side shoots. Boom. Bushier plant, more leaves. Now here’s where most people mess up. They let basil flower because it looks pretty. Don’t be that guy. Once basil starts making flowers, it’s basically checking out mentally, putting all its energy into making seeds instead of those tasty leaves you actually want. The leaves get small and bitter, like the plant is giving you attitude. Cut those flower buds off before they even think about blooming. Every time you prune, you’re basically getting a two-for-one deal. Fresh basil for your pasta AND a plant that keeps getting bigger and better. It’s like compound interest but for herbs. Keep doing this and your tiny basil plant turns into this massive, leafy beast that keeps cranking out flavor all season long. Trust me, your future self making pesto will thank you.
when you get pests on your plants
#planting #growth #garden #farming #vegetables #planttiktok #gardeningtips
everybody eventually get some kind pests
#diygarden #homegarden #gardeningtips #freeplants #vegetable