Tomatoes are growing as planned
Tomatoes are growing as planned
Kevin Wilson
Isaiah Moore
Based, mine too
Michael Thomas
Mine are starting to get flowers
what happens now?
this is my first time
Ayden Wilson
Also is it neceassary to put a rod/stick near it?
i havnet put anythig
Adrian Ward
The Jew is scared of tomato grower
Samuel Parker
Wait a bit and the first tomatoes will pop up
Asher Hill
looking nice
i alwyas like sniffing tomaote leafs after crooning them
Luke Bennett
it's too cold to grow tomatoes here
Logan Turner
Me ? I grow roses so I can make a nice roses bouquet for mother's day
Matthew Sanchez
tfw no garden
Jason Collins
Do you have lettuces frens?
Aiden Cox
no, i missed its optimal planting time, ill plant it next year
Jacob Perez
Rod and stick so they can support their own weight
Mason Perez
after the plant grow it will not stand because the weight is too much. So you should give them something to stand on.
Also mind you this is my first time as well, so I'm no expert
Colton Barnes
SEETHING tomatolets
As you can tell the growing season starts later here
Aaron Johnson
I see, i was planning on spreading them over ropes simliar to a vine
Adam Gonzalez
You can grow some special types of tomato on a windowsill my lad
Mason Brown
/gard/ general
Henry Lee
dont worry, the tomato tax is currently being finalized
Owen Moore
Yeah
Jonathan Moore
what a comfy thread
i wish i had a garden
Christopher Myers
Here we use reed to support the weight of the plant
Jaxon Bailey
I hope you guys actually grow them from seed and not buy them from the store right?
David Harris
A mix of both
Asher Ramirez
Eli Gomez
My Girlfriend and I have hired a plot of land outside Copenhagen because we live in an apartment.
Joseph Wood
Planting tomorrow.
Hired some land, 100sqm.
Parker Carter
This kind of thing is called allotments in English, if it's a big field split up into plots for people to grow veg
Ryan Smith
Looks nice
What will you plant?
Christian Bennett
I planted more than 10 pumpkin seeds and only one of them sprouted. At least my cherry tomatoes are doing good.
Oliver Flores
>I planted more than 10 pumpkin seeds and only one of them sprouted
Now that's very strange pumpkins are probably one of the easiest seeds to germanite
did you water them regularly?
Ayden Parker
Yeah it’s pretty cool. I’ve been busy with work so I haven’t been out there yet.
The window box we had was shit and attracting bugs. It cost about 1000Kr / £100? For the year.
Jonathan Price
This
Tomatoes, watermrlons, melons, peppers from the store
The rest as seeds
Oliver Mitchell
Siirtolapuutarha in Finland. My aunt is big on that.
Ryder Robinson
My harvest last year was pretty dreadful.
>Only five cauliflower plants actually matured, and only two of them grew properly
>Bell pepper plants were almost entirely unfruitful, and the two that weren't only grew one small pepper each
>Cucumber plant really only yielded two cucumbers that weren't slimy
>Tomato plants were ravaged with blight, although they still managed to be the most fruitful of them all
Hopefully I don't have such shit luck this year. My mom and I decided we're just going to grow four different varieties of peas, and we just sowed the seeds this week. Now we're just waiting to see how many of them actually sprout.
Adrian Phillips
Pic related.
Lettuce and broccoli too.
Eli Garcia
nice, godspeed user
Kevin Cook
The bell peppers I grew last year were really bitter. Not doing that again.
Do you really like peas?
Nolan Collins
That's based
Charles Walker
I personally would like to live in Siirtolapuutarha cabin.
Bentley Bennett
Oh boy you are very late with the peas I already sowed them like over a month ago peas don't really grow that well in the hot summer
Wyatt Gray
Yes, I soaked them for a few hours for a week in March before I planted them, they all germinated like pic related but only one of them managed to grow into a plant.
Parker Ramirez
You can build a greenhouse
Camden Sullivan
Thanks, you too.
I’m actually Australian but just live here.
I’m Australia we have ‘Lebanese cucumber’ in the shops as the most common type. is that actually Lebanese or something else?
Xavier Morales
Yeah it's really nice, we've had a shared one for a good few years here. Really satisfying to eat stuff you've grown yourself. If you want a top tip, don't be tempted to grow loads of courgettes and marrows and pumpkins and that - easy to grow loads of it but you'll never ever eat it all. Beans and tomatoes, onions and potatoes I'd recommend
Wyatt James
I honestly don’t think I’ve ever bought a pumpkin in my life and I am 33. Not sure if my gf or her mum will plant any. Potatoes definitely. Didn’t even think about onion, may as well. Have you tried to grow garlic? I heard it takes a long time.
Thanks for the advice.
John Sanchez
My mom certainly does. I don't eat them on their own, but I do very much like the way that my dad prepares them in the dishes he uses them in.
I'm very much aware, but the problem is that it was unseasonably cold here for quite a long time, due to the polar vortex hanging over us well into this month. It culminated in us receiving about 5 cm of snowfall a mere two weeks ago, but yesterday the high reached 30°C. Weather's so goddamn hard to predict nowadays that I don't really have any idea how they're going to fare.
Owen Green
lots of potato plants grew randomly here and there