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 No.1684

These pics are some of my last posts from before the board got wiped. I'll post some pics in the morning too, the tomatos and cucumber grew quite a bit in the last few days im really surprised about how much the cuc grew
>pics 1 & 2
Pulled my garlic and hung it to dry. I'll use the bigger bulbs to replant in the winter garden this year.
>pic 3
Dill seed drying out. Once they dry completely ill plant 10 seeds to get an idea of the germination rate which might not be accurate anyways its fucking triple digits here and probably won't not be until the end of october
>pics 4 & 5
Peyote and barrel cacti flowering.

 No.1685

hey /h/ bro
lookin good
do the cactus produce anything that you use? you smoke the peyote?

 No.1686

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>>1685
Thanks budy
>do the cactus produce anything that you use?
The San Pedro and Peruvian Torch have a roughly 8% mescaline alkaloid content. I have done extractions before, the Peyote has about 30-35% mescaline content
>you smoke the Peyote?
No I make tea out of it, or dry the buttons and eat them. tbh I don't think smoking it works, I've been wrong before though
>pic 1
Cucumber doing great! It's about 5 times the size of the one from last year. Grew it from seed of a cuc from last year too the more I grow them here the more genetically predisposed the seeds will be to growing in this climate.
>pic 2
My buddys hybrid pepper grown from seed. i didnt get a high germination rate on peppers this year, im pretty bummed about it, no habernero sauce this year, fucking gh3y
>pic 3
Cherry tomatos in the back, brandy wine on the left and right. The one on the left is a first gen, looks like its going to do better over all than the other one. dat genetic shhhhiiiieeeet again
I'll pull the beets and pickle them later this week.

 No.1698

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Pickled Beets, onions, and garlic all grown in the garden. Dill was grown in the garden too.

<basic brine recipe:

>2 cups water
>1 1/2 cup white vinegar
>almost a full 1/4 cup salt
>a pinch or two of sugar
Bring this to a boil, then let cool to room temp. Place vegetables and seasoning I used mustard seed, 6 yellow cyanne, sliced jalapeno, and sliced serrano in jar. Once brine I room temp, pour in to top, seal tight and refrigerate for at least 1 week.

 No.1700

>>1698
i like shredded pickled beets
good on burgers, dawgs, or with some nice bbq'd meats

 No.1711

>>1700
>shredded pickled beats
that good budy?

 No.1718

>pic 1 and 2
Cucumber getting hella rambunctious, dozens of flowers. It's still too hot for any fruit I guess :/
>pic 3
Pepper getting big too.
>pic 4
All the tomatos doing all right. Once it cools down I'm going to prune them and water.

 No.1719

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>>1718
The server took too long to submit your post.
Here's the pics
DUDDER FIX IT

 No.1927

Bump

 No.1933

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I found some barrel cacti at work. Allegedly they are endangered where I live, so I swiped a bunch and repotted them as gifts for people, and one as an addition to my garden.
>pic 1
Barrel cacti I found at work
>pic 2 and 3
The repotting process
>pic 4
The end result

 No.1934

>>1933
based and cacti pilled

 No.1935

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>>1934
Thx budy
>pic
First maybe only cucumber of the year! The seeds will be second generation. :DD

 No.1938

>>1935
thats a funny looking cucumber, spro

 No.1939

looks more lik marrow or squash or whatever is the name

 No.1941

>>1939
pretty sure my gf has a purple one of those in her room

 No.1944

>>1941
does it have sparkles too?

 No.1946

>>1944
no but it vibrates and spins around which is kinda cool

 No.1947

>>1941
>>1946
thats an eggplant bozos

 No.2043

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>pic
Seeds from my Peyote. You can see at the back right the pink tube on the other one. The one just to the left of the bag had one I hadn't noticed, then a friend of mine pointed it out. So that other pink tube will turn into what's in the bag, post flowering. If it got pollinated, seeds will form in it and I'll have another pod like the one in the bag. I'll try germinating them in the spring.

 No.2094

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>>2043
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Pollination occurred, we have another seed pod! I've waited years for this, it's got to be the 3rd or 4th time those pink tubes showed up and the first time seeds were created! =D =D =D

 No.2110

>>2094
sick, grats

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Started the winter garden today.
>pic 1
Carrot bed
>pic 2
Spinach bed
>pic 3
Fennel, red chard, swiss chard, kale, red onion, red cabbage, regular cabbage, broccoli, sage, oregano, red lettuce gen I, spinach gen II, dill gen I



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