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urbansoulfarmer · 1 year

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chokrihizem · 2 months

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Taking cuttings from sweet potato plants is a simple process that allows you to propagate new plants and enjoy the benefits of growing lot of sweet potatoes. In this full guide, we'll guide you through the simple process and delve into the significance of this method. Discover the advantages of growing sweet potatoes from cuttings and get ready to create your own successful sweet potato garden.

Sweet Potato Propagation: A Gardener's Guide

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mushroomadventures1087 · 20 days

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Aaaaaand I have contam. I was looking through the tray of spawn jars, trying to figure out if the BPOs were gonna take off when I noticed these darks spots. When I brought them into the light, they started looking green. I don't usually have contam issues with my spawn jars, but every now and then I run into them. It's no big deal. I have six other BPO jars going with no issues currently. That'll be enough for two subs. If they perform well, I'll clone the culture and start the whole process over again.

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growlegion · 1 year

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🌶 Pimenta Puma 🌶 🙌 The Pimenta Puma pepper is a rare and exotic pepper that is native to Brazil. It is also known as the Brazilian Ghost pepper or the Puma pepper. This pepper is hot, with a Scoville rating of 100,000 to 500,000 units, which puts it in the same heat range as the popular Bhut Jolokia or Ghost pepper. The Pimenta Puma pepper has a unique flavor that is fruity and slightly smoky, with hints of chocolate and raisin. The pepper plant is compact and bushy, and can grow up to 3-4 feet tall. The peppers are small and round, about 1-2 inches in diameter, and start out green before maturing to a bright red color. The Pimenta Puma pepper is often used in Brazilian cuisine to add heat and flavor to dishes like soups, stews, and marinades. The Pimenta Puma pepper is also great for making hot sauces and salsas, as its unique flavor profile can add depth and complexity to any recipe. This pepper is rich in vitamins A and C, as well as antioxidants, making it a healthy addition to your diet. Overall, the Pimenta Puma pepper is a rare and flavorful pepper that is perfect for those who love heat and unique flavors in their food. While it is very hot, its fruity and smoky flavor profile makes it a great addition to a variety of dishes. ▫️Partner Pages▫️ 🟢 @scan.droid ⚪️ @pepperlegion 🟣 @stuartgracecreative 🔵 @growlegioncapital #instagram #garden #fresh #gardening #spicy #plantsmakepeoplehappy #jardin #growyourown #growyourownfood #freshflowers #gardeninspiration #peppers #spicyfood #hotsauce #freshfruit #gardensofinstagram #backyardgarden #homegarden #gardenphotography #hotstuff #jardineria #growsomethinggreen #ediblegarden #habanero #chilis #gardenlover #hotpeppers #capsicum #chillies #pimentapuma https://www.instagram.com/p/CqBH59tpBJw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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sircaell · 1 year

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Grow your food!!!! My garden is flourishing with all the rain weve been getting here in the west valley its almost time to harvest the radishes. Ive been harvesting greens at least twice a week. The tomatoes, cucumbers, basil, and pepper varieties will be planted in the next 2 weeks in new beds im building from reclaimed pallet wood i cant stress enough how important it is to find healthy greens for your family. If you can grow it yourself do so, if you have friends that grow local support them, we always grow more than we need and most of us are more than willing to part with the fruits of our labor as long as it enriches our friends and families lives and their health. I have plans in the works to start something thats going to change my life and those i love for the better. Cross your fingers and send me any good juju you can spare. I will fill everyone in later when things are more ...solid. #growyourownfood #growyourownmedicine #homesteadingjourney #backyardgardening #ilovemygarden #azgardeningcommunity #surpriseAZgardening #feedyourfriends #gardenupdate (at Surprise, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpwB9kDptZjfTe0k22h6UzAQ-Lo-Wd-sXoQ7n40/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#growyourownfood #growyourownmedicine #homesteadingjourney #backyardgardening #ilovemygarden #azgardeningcommunity #surpriseazgardening #feedyourfriends #gardenupdate

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just-pure-gardening · 1 year

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How To Grow Potatoes – Easy Step By Step Guide (7 Steps)

How To Grow Potatoes – Easy Step By Step Guide

How to grow potatoes? Potatoes grow easily in a variety of types of soil. They’re a great crop to start with if you’ve never grown vegetables before.

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sagesacre · 10 months

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#backyardgardening #californiagarden #ediblegarden #gardentotable #greenthumb #growyourown #growyourownfood #keyholegarden #kitchengarden #mybackyard #raisedbed #sandiegogarden #smallgarden #smallspacegarden #vegetablegarden #veggiegarden #zone9 #zone9garden

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hardikkn007 · 10 months

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Metropolitan agribusiness incorporates the developing, handling and conveying rural items in metropolitan and rural regions. Local area gardens, housetop ranches, tank-farming, aeroponic, and aquaponic offices, and vertical creation are instances of metropolitan agribusiness

#vegan #healthyfood #garden #organic #plants #gardening #farm #vegetables #homegrown #growyourown #agriculture #farming #greenhouse #growyourownfood #farmtotable #urbangarden #organicgardening #tanamanhias

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survivalsmartsblog · 2 years

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Because you never know...

#growyourown #selfsufficiency #selfsufficient #foodstorage #preppers #prepping #postapocalypse #apocalypse #growyourownfood

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walkovergardening · 9 months

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Artichokes are good to eat but they will also add color to your garden when allowed to bloom.

#backyardgardening #Walkover Gardening #growyourownfood #vegetablegarden #organicallygrown #artichoke #gardeners on tumblr #nature

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santhionlineplants · 1 year

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Nothing looks more beautiful in the garden than flowering plants & their fragrance. Here are some tips for growing Parijata flower plant.

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urbansoulfarmer · 9 months

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Growing sweet potatoes in a crate.

#recycle #containergardening #sweet potatoes #growyourownfood #urbansoulfarmer

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chokrihizem · 6 months

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Aged chicken manure is a nutrient-rich organic fertilizer that provides a range of benefits for your eggplants.

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Boost Your Eggplant Harvest with Aged Chicken Manure

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mushroomadventures1087 · 10 months

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I've been pretty busy this morning. Yesterday, I sterilized my agars and poured them into plates and test tubes. I also prepped my spawn jars for sterilization.

This morning, I sterilized the jars and inoculated the plates and tubes with cultures.

Here are the spawn jars after pulling them from the PC:

Here are the plates I inoculated:

And here are the tubes I inoculated:

A few notes about the agar, tubes, and where the cultures came from...the agar recipes that I used for this test were PDA, MECA, and DFA. I filled six tubes and six plates with each recipe.

The tubes are filled >75% full of agar and a bamboo skewer cut to the length of the tube was inserted in each tube.

I inoculated the tubes and plates with five different cultures (so obviously there would be two species that were inoculated twice). One of the cultures (blue oyster) came from one of the spawn jars from X01, and the other cultures came from spawn that I placed into cold storage months ago. These were oysters as well. They were pathfinder, pink, golden, and pearl.

The blue oyster from the new spawn was very clean, fluffy, and full, a very pleasing sight with no distinguishable scent.. The same was true for the pearl, golden, and pathfinder oysters from cold storage. The interesting culture was the pink oyster from cold storage. When I opened it up, I was happy to find the mycelium very clean and pearly white. However, I was greeted with a very peculiar smell. The pink oyster spawn gave off a very sweet alcoholic smell. Very odd. It makes me wonder if maybe the grain fermented over time, but I can't be entirely sure. I'll keep a note of this oddity just in case something happens to the culture as it grows out in each stage.

Also, apologies for the picture quality. I'm not much of a picture guy, so...

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michaelcautillo · 1 year

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This little guy bloomed while we were away. ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #flowerphotography #flowersofinstagram #flowerstagram #garden #gardendesign #gardener #gardenersofinstagram #gardening #gardeninglife #gardeninspiration #gardens #gardensofinstagram #garten #growyourownfood #houseplants #instagarden #jardin #landscapedesign #lovegardening #macro #mygardentoday #organic #organicgardening #outdoorliving #plant #plants #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plantsofinstagram #roses #vegetablegarden (at West Hollywood, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co-9Rj_P2Av/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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just-pure-gardening · 1 year

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My Soil Is Full Of Stones! How to Improve The Soil Quality?

The soil quality is crucial for plant growth and crop production. It is the foundation for healthy and productive plants. If you live in an area where the soil is full of stones and rocks, it will be difficult for your plants to grow well.

While removing every little stone from your garden is unnecessary, large stones should be discarded.

In this article, we will discuss how to remove stones and rocks from your garden. Also, we will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of having them.

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