No.2393
>>2391doing me a huge solid thanks gardenbro
mixed a years worth of compost in for those fuckers but never fully trusted it (short term anyway) so i'll hit up some fish fert & worm cast after topping off the soil. dosed em with bone meal and some organic fert for now, see what that yields
No.2401
This year we have lotsa strawberries. Every day I eat a good handful for over a week now. And discard a good handful for fugging slugs eating 'em too. And they eat the largest and ripened ones. Sucks balls. Now running out of strawberries
But now the raspberry also started to get nice red color, so gonna have the freshest fruit for another week or so.
No.2405
>>2401i was gonna ask if you can just scatter a bit of salt around for the slugs but thats probably a retarded idea
No.2408
>>2405tbh a small plate or saucer with beer in it will attract slugs and pillbugs
No.2452
>>2405>>2408diatomaceous earth
absolutely shreds the fuckers. its fossilized algae, but for them it might as well be crawling over broken glass
no chemicals, so it wont fuck ur gardens
No.2457
how do i get the fucking cat or whatever the fuck this thing is to stop shitting in my yard
No.2460
>>2457Is it a cat or a what ever the fuck? Tbh putting cayenne pepper around could work. That deters some small mammals and dogs
No.2461
>>2457squirt gun full of hot pepper sauce
No.2464
>>2460i'm not sure, some of these shits are actually pretty large (in diameter), but they're pretty short. have a lot of hair in them, no fucking clue what this creature is but it gets in my yard even tho i have a 6ft fence around it
No.2465
>>2464sure there are no gaps in fence?
No.2466
>>2464>a lot of hair in themProbably coyotes I’d try
>>2461 or put a fence of some sort up, be it chicken wire, hog wire, etc
No.2479
>>2478those things are monsters compared to what i'm used to, looking healthy
aunt told me our family secret for tomatoes was once they flower to let em droop before watering, gonna try that
muh kale and lettuce doing gud. already picked a grip of kale too
rest of lazy garden isnt worth posting yet they've been getting cooked and i'm yanking a bag full of morning glory out twice a week oops
No.2480
>>2478>>2478nice peppers budy i lik yellow ones
No.2481
>>2479Damn dude those look amazing! I fought the caterpillars off mine long enough for the heat to pretty much fuck ‘em the rest of the way up ;_;
Getting ready to rearrange some stuff out there in another week or two
No.2482
>>2481shit, gone but not forgotten 🫡 they cooked for good, and how do you know when to give up?
heat fugging my basil up but one of my pepp bolted after some weird rain storms. i gotta ape your style again and get more moveable pots
No.2484
>>2482>they cooked for good and how do you know when to give up?Not for good, they are just hurting. If I was growing for a farm/commercially, I’d yoink them up now. IMO it’s time to give up when ever you think it’s time to give up
not worth the effort, or resources I like to see those long shots pay out so I do my best to keep everything alive as possible.
>basilIs temperamental for a herb. It does like sun, dat heat plus sun will fuck it up p gud.
>peppersIn my experience the sun/heat won’t do much to hurt them unless you aren’t watering them once a day
in excessive aka 100+ degree temps you’re better off not watering them everyday unless you’re hitting 100+ degrees
No.2506
>>2405We use beer trap and egg shells to protect tomatoes.
Salt might not be a good idea for the soil.
I heard ashes are good. Problem is can't really produce enough ash just by doing some outside cooking, and burning garden waste is prohibited.
No.2507
>>2484how's your crops budy? we out here setting record highs and half my shits ez baked
No.2509
>>2506>burning garden waste is prohibitedh'why?
No.2511
>>2506>ash from outside cookingIf you’re cooking with charcoal briquettes I wouldn’t use the ash because of contaminates in the briquette. Also unless you’re lighting it with just paper it’s not a good idea to use the ashes because of residual matter left from starting fluid.
also yolo so w/e>>2507>how’s crops?Not going bad, getting some burned leaves on the tomatoes. Still producing nicely. Only just hitting the hunnids in the past couple weeks. Compared to last year it’s been a walk in the park keeping stuff alive.
No.2522
>>2509CO2 emission and carbon footprint doncha know???
Because state wants it. Have to be bagged and/or put it into bins, then the garbage company takes it away. It is used in composting yards and biomass power plants (so they burn it instead).
>>2511>charcoal briquettesNo. Open fire with wood.
>starting fluid.Who uses that even?
No.2523
>>2522>Who uses that even?amateurs
No.2537
>>2536Might be nitrogen deficiency or calcium. If you don’t want to buy it bagged you can use egg shells or fish skellytons. Shrimp shells are gud for soil too
No.2538
>>2537will do, appreciate it
No.2561
garden /sp/ro
got any organic home-remedy for powdery mildew?
i got some on one of my weed plants, had to chop lik half of it down and quarantine it. but now i wanna treat the whole crop w somethin thats hopefully not too nasty. a lot of the off the shelf fungicide stuff looks p fuckt. def not something id wanna smoke if i can help it
No.2562
>>2561A buddy of mine that used to run a farm said what worked best for him was 1 tablespoon of baking soda per gallon of water and use that once a week. Should clear it up and not hurt the plants. Sulfur or neem oil can be helpful too.
No.2598
>>2596nic hauler budy everything looks pretty healthy too
No.2673
Pruned my tomatoes, half of them were straight up dead leaves/stalks. Dunno wtf happened this year. A lot of budys at the farmers market had been saying they had to use more fertilizers than usual, water more, etc. relatively calm summer considering the location. Had a wonky temp swing one week I was out of town working. Dropped to the 70s, then back up into the hunnids, grasshoppers were out of fucking control this year too. Anyways:
>pics
Sowed radish, carrot, kale, chard, spinach, thyme, red onion, dill, and parsley for the fall/winter garden today. Fertilized too.
Peppers have been doing pretty well, my hybrid brandywines did great until it got hot. Jury is still out on the San Marzanos. Will keep updating/lurking.
No.2686
>>2673damn them tomahtoes are hortin, weird
prob a dumb question but did you use the seeds from last year, and if you use this years seeds will it increase next years hardiness? not sure how long that stuff takes
>radish, carrot, kale, chard, spinach, thyme, red onion, dill, and parsleythats a sick fall line up
No.2695
>>2686>did you use seeds from last yearFor all the peppers, and the brandywine
left side looking at front of camper yes.
>increase next years heartinessYes, it will increase heartiness as well. By replanting seeds from previous years, you are bio-engineering at an incredible basic level. That’s why my spinach has started to do so well here. Normally spinach is the most temperamental green to grow, my seeds have a roughly 75% germination rate as of now. Actually noticed some sprouted already, they are second generation. My budy who used to run a farm is always impressed with that.
it was a tough start though, I went through two years, and about 5 full seed packs before I got anything to grow, let alone live long enough to seed No.2724
first brine attempt into ferment for two weeks
1.5 cup RO filtered water
1 Tbsp iodized salt (sea salt next time but curious)
20g tabasco pepps (scovilles on this batch kicks the shit out of my jalaps for some reason)
>>2695two years is way quicker than i thought. going to save seeds now thanks gardenbro
No.2733
>>2724The seeds have to
mostly be heirloom, otherwise they tend to not germinate. Not really sure why, however, my serrano peppers
were store bought did germinate. tl;dr by and large the only seeds you will get to germinate are heirloom, organic doesnt mean shit as far as seeds are concerned.
Nice looking pickles/hot sauce let us know how it turns out!
No.2734
turns out this brand of iodized salt is indeed iodized, zero fermentation
washed and rethrew with himalayan salt. no clue what i was thinking
>>2733hmm. read somewhere they can fudge the heirloom label now too. fda needs
hangingsaved seeds from "heirloom" tabasco and german queen mato's during salsa batch, i'll see
also you guys prob already know this but cooking down salsa was new to me and it rules
No.2736
>>2735threw entire batch in after blending, low bubble simmered until tomatoes got dark red
lowers scovilles a bit though so i'd rec more initial heat on pre simmer taste if you try it
autism warning: came across picrel
going to try air frying a couple pepps and adding them in after bubbling next. hat breaking out the smoker for a small batch of salsa
No.2751
>>2750looks like it thx budy
apparently its a she and they die in fall :(
hope she gets some dick and hides her eggs well before snow sheem a GUUUD spider
No.2752
>>2751idk if the white ones are different but i have red ones in my yard and if even just a handful of them last until fall there's usually a whole shitload of them next spring.
i saw one that had a hornet or a wasp in its web too i kinda wish i'd seen that struggle
No.2775
I'd post pictures of my garden and chickens here but then again I wouldn't because this site barely works and you're a bunch of creepy autists
No.2777
>>2775ok woman, thanks for the passive aggressive comment about made up shit
No.2778
>>2775post anything and i'll share it on my dark web redpill forums
No.2779
>>2775>shit that isn’t real and I don’t haveThanks for the pph boost?