today's was plant potato time
did you know that if you have too many potato after winter over, you can put them in ground and you get at least 5 times more potato? crazy shit

>did you know that if you have too many potato after winter over, you can put them in ground and you get at least 5 times more potato? crazy shit
!
More people should no about this! There would be no more famine in Europe ever again

>>114291
the supermarket chains don't want bernd to know that
they want to sell us overpriced potato and not even think about putting it in ground
they even spread a myth that potato for eating is not suitable for planting, that they kill them chemically or some shit so it doesn't sprout
this is of course lies as everyone whose potato started sprouting should be aware of
but too many just fail to connect the dots
**don't even get me started on how you can simply add milk to yogurt cup after you ate it and it will turn into yogurt**

Wow, this morning I also was considering making a gardening tree, but I decided to wait because there isn't any harvest yet.
From left to right:
- 5 tobaco plants and 4 hot pepper plants
- two tomatos, they showed their first blossoms a few days ago and there are bumblebees everywhere already!
- strawberries! i have around 10 plants in total.
- two pumpkins and a sweet pepper plant
I have some more cherry tomatos in my room but they are still smol. Also a nice 420 plant.

>>114296
>gardening tree
i mean thread of course, oopsie
Sadly, where I live the ground is poisoned so you can only grow plants in pots or in these raised beds like you did, OP.

Kys gardengarchs, I wish I had a garden to plant as many weed as I want.


>>114301
Nice.
Today I bought myself a lemon tree - I always wanted to have one - and soon my brother will bring me a laurel bush, I will keep posting plant related updates in this thread.
Also, if you have raspberries, please show.
I'm salty that I can not plant them here because of the poisoned ground :(
>>114300
Just go somewhere in a forest where nobody else goes and put out your pregrown cannabis plants there.

The botatoes I've been purchasing from the supermarket have been decreasing in quslity as of the last month and this upsets me.

>>114310
Why does it upsets you?

My lemon tree arrived! A dream coming true.
I hope it will like my balcony and wintergarden.
Some of the leaves are damaged and they seem to have cut it in a way that it easily fits in a box for transport, but the blossoms which aren't even opened yet smell very nice ;3

>>114382
I throwed my into the trash bin because everything around the plant become sticky.

>>114384
you need to housetrain your tree

>>114386
Ants did attack the tree.

>>114382
Looks good! Be careful not to overwater, I made that mistake early on

>>114384
>20200618_172251.jpg
Omg, you aren't supposed to put them next to a heater, hot and dry air is to citrus trees is what LEGO bricks on the ground are to us humans. A citrus tree isn't even supposed to be inside your house during summer!
No wonder it died... I feel so sorry for it ;-;
Anyway, I have two new friends:
A venus flytrap and a pitcher plant.
This year I will try to grow them indoor **not in the garden like I usually did** and I will try to count how many insects they eat and I will check whether insects in summer are less annoying in general with these carnivores around.
Anyway, this week is rainy and cold, so I don't expect anything interesting to happen in the garden. Sad.

>>114408
This heater was never on, i have a second one in my room.
The tree did not die. Last summer i could not put the tree out because they removed my balcony.
>Venus flytrap
pro tip: use only rain water for this plant.

well you're quite botanical


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>>114603
Noice

>>114603
Before i found KC i was browsing Hanfburg and i have read all the Outdoor-Growing reports.

>>114603
I have planted some peyote seeds but they don't look healthy

>>114662
Did you keep the seeds in a humid environment?
They're very susceptible to drying out and need to be babied.
Instead you should maybe invest in San Pedro seeds, as they're far more robust and faster growing.

>>114664
I did...
They were going pretty good for the first 6 weeks or so and now they have completely stalled.

>>114667
Post some pictures. Peyote is a very slow growing cactus.


>>114678
Needs more humidity and to be kept out of direct sunlight. Otherwise it's looking fine.

>>114680
>Needs more humidity
I spray every time soil looks dry, should I do more?
>kept out of direct sunlight
I do that yeah
guess I just gotta wait longer then (it's been 10-11 weeks now)

>>114678
based!
Growing a peyote is also on the list of things I want to do in life.
Hopefully soon a friend will let me try some of his DMT liquid and if I like it **i like psilocybin but started to dislike LSD** then I will try to make my own DMT powder, but as for now I don't even know what plant I should choose to grow for that.

Three weeks of rain without a single bit of sunshine must have been too much for her.
The roots probably suffocated in the water and started to rot.
Surprisingly, the 2-3 weeks younger tomato on the right which went to the exact same conditions, does very well.
Pic 2 are fruits on the tomato with the yellowing leaves, I hope they will do fine.
On pic 3 you can see how mushrooms are sprouting next to my strawberries, it really has been very wet the last few weeks.
Pic 4 is the cannabis plant I put in the forest far away from here. A bro checked it out and sent me this pic - you can see how it only gained height without producing any new leaves because it was desperate to reach the light within these last 3 weeks of rain.

>>115162
Shit those tomatoes looke cute af, rest in pisses frens


>>114289
FUG I will need to check up on my potatoes soon!
I hope they didn't drowneded...

potato update

>>115243
Thats not many potatos.

>>115244
I will get a couple kilo out of that, to go with summer grilling's

>>115243
Nice, next year I will plant some too, hopefully.
Pics are my sprouts, it's not really gardening but I wanted to share anyway :-DDD
It's mustard seeds at the top and alfalfa seeds at the bottom.

>>114289
So I wonder, how the hell do I choose a place with good soil (i mean like 5 acres) if I have no idea about gardening? Is there any book ?
And especially interested in the Mediterranean region.

>>115656
Idk. I just follow the common sense (look at where plants seem to be growing as is, check if there's say flooding or erosion hazard, maybe read up a bit on what general kind of soil each specific crop wants) and it grows, simple as

Just when will I get my own sweet chestnut tree ;_;

>>115664
So where grasses grow can I also grow trees? What if it is rocky as fuck.


>>115690
How much costs a German dacha

>>115690
>Do you want to buy a dacha in south europe?
Yes!
Thanks, thats what I am looking for.

>>115691
Depends on where.
Most parts of this country are very crowded, but there are some parts, especially in the north east, where you can get a piece of land for a few thousand euros.

>>115714
How likely is it that you will actually do this?
t. dacha in france haver

>>115717
I already have (family) some olive trees in Crete but consider buying some really cheap land somewhere really as far as possible from others. But I know shit about land. And I think Greek soil is mediocre in general.

Potato update.
Seeing some tracks of m*ce trying to eat it tho

>>115772
Prepare the buckets.

>>115775
Imagine the smell

potato update

>>116660
nice
my lemon tree got 60+ new buds and new leaves are shooting out of some places (pic3)
im glad he is doing well

>>116707
Nice! Lemon tree flowers is my favorite smell ever

Hmm, is it normal for some pumpkin kinds to have white leaves?
The two plants behave 10/10 healthy so I'm unsure weather this is an disease or not. Sadly I don't remember what seeds exactly I planted there.

>>116864
Hm I think I've seen that before. It should be normals.
There's powdery mildew infection that looks similars but yours looks very symmetric and only around the veins – fungi don't grow on leaves like that.

>>116868
>There's powdery mildew infection that looks similars but yours looks very symmetric and only around the veins – fungi don't grow on leaves like that.
I thought exactly sames
Pic 1 will be my first pepper 2021.
Pic 2 is a close spot in my city that I like, usually the water is a lot more clear.

>>114686
peyotes update: they dieded

>>117458
How? potato beetle?

>>117459
no, potatos are fine
I think my brother didn't water like instructed
or maybe it was some fungus I don't know

>>116864
Pumpkin update: They like the rain.

>>117495
How much rain did you receive?

>>117507
12

>>117509
mm? It's raining now and I think we've received 30mm overnight.
Edit: I just checked and it was 30mm every hour.