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Very pretty Post10
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I made a little garden a few months ago with corn, zucchini, green beans, and a melon plant.
So far I’ve harvested my green bean and zucchini, and cooked them for dinner!
My corn is finally starting to grow, and there’s a little baby melon on my melon vine!
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I bet your Mum must of loved your fabulous gift! Does she like that you are growing in your own space? Is she into gardening?
Only remove suckers on indeterminate varieties though. Determinate tomato plants, just need the lower leaves removing, 6 inch / 15 cm clearance to prevent disease splash back. They only get about 3 ft high, produce all of their fruits at once and then you want to get in with something else. They are earlier than indeterminate too. I would probably get two rounds of determinates but i have indeterminate and just keep it going until autumn rain gives it blight. I really want to test over wintering again. I missed out last time as we were away and it rained so hard in October and just destroyed everything. I love experimenting and i might just root a sucker in July and replant in an area to test how it deals with the Sept/ Oct rain. They are predicting an "Indian Summer" here as El Nino season. Will see. It just means a longer wet summer here in the UK.
I also just learned after a football game in the garden that you can propagate marigolds in water! I also put a small pint plastic bottle dome over the original knocked off plant. It did start producing leaves but then died as soon as i lifted it off so, again putting the dome back on. Now i know this i think i will propagate the good ones in the garden as it was hard to germinate some varieties this year.
We just over wintered our hot peppers indoors. We have a bit a spider mite damage but so far, so good. I knock off a lot of early flowers so they focus more on growing than producing. Same with cucumbers and courgettes/zucchini's.
Loving the updates on the channel! "Keep on Keeping on"!
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My mom gave me a Sun Sugar tomato plant to put in my own garden. She just clipped the top off of her plant, put it in water, and it started to root. It's in a biodegradable planter now and I'm going to get it in the ground next weekend. I hope get some tomatoes off of it. They are SO good!
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I like the wooden barrels.
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You can also put those suckers in water and once they have a good amount of roots plant it and you have another tomato plant.
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Beautiful ❤️
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April it’s been awhile since I seen her 😊
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👍
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Stick em in the ground and keep damp & you have a new plant
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if its a determinate tomato plant you want to leave the suckers, indeterminate you pick them off
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@orlandmark4003
1 year ago
Here's some tried & true advice for you and your subs. Leaving 1 or 2 suckers along with the main stem of an heirloom will give you a strong plant, less susceptible to disease and a good amount of tomatoes. Indeterminate tomatoes (grows all season) remove all suckers.
Don't forget to Stop Off tomatoes. In around August / September, (depending on where you garden in the country and the growing season,) it is necessary to "stop off" the tomato plants. This means pinching out the growing tips at the top of the plant and stop the plant growing up any further.
I've been a gardner since 5 years old. I run my father's road side vegetable stand during my teen years. I'm just a back yard gardner today but I teach my neighbors how to grow and I find I love that interaction. A tip for planting tomatoes. Plant 3/4 of the plant under ground. Leaves and all. Put egg shells and/or Epsom Salt under the plant as well. Tomatoes and peppers love heat and full sun. Plant on south side of your house or building. Cover tomatoes with landscape cloth if there isn't enough foliage to protect the fruit from Sun scald.
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