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  What is your favorite flower?
Posted by: ZandraJoi - 02-06-2023, 05:48 AM - Forum: Gardening - No Replies

For indoors or outdoors?
For indoors, I like my Kalanchoe & Polka Dots. My Christmas Cactus continues to grow with little care.
For outdoors, my favorite is the daffodil; just wish it lasted longer. I also like cosmos, salvia, bee balm, lemon balm.

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  Fragrant flowers
Posted by: ZandraJoi - 02-06-2023, 05:42 AM - Forum: Gardening - No Replies

What is the most fragrant flower you like to grow?
I like my lavender & lilac. Do you use any of them to make potpourri? I’ve taken some of my lavender & just put in a small dish. They are several years old & all I have to do is fluff them to get the scent.

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  Seed bearing plants
Posted by: ZandraJoi - 02-06-2023, 05:38 AM - Forum: Gardening - No Replies

https://www.birdsandblooms.com/gardening...ing-plants

Do you plant seed-bearing plants? Do you cut back your flowers when they are done? I keep mine up all winter long. Critters still find some extra seeds. Plus the fluff is used in the spring for nesting.

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  Growing Brinjals using EBB system
Posted by: shiva - 01-31-2023, 09:27 AM - Forum: Hydroponics / Aeroponics - No Replies

Does anyone tell me is this real and what he mixed in the water? I also need more information for running this plants. I have seen Hydroponics here, but not this type system.

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  Birdhouses & birdfeeders
Posted by: ZandraJoi - 01-30-2023, 08:29 AM - Forum: Gardening - Replies (1)

While birds can be a nuisance in eating your garden, they can also help control insects.
We have birdfeeders but also let the wildflowers alone to be a natural birdfeeder.
Do you utilize birdhouses? Do you feel they help or hinder your gardening?
What about birdfeeders? Do you like to watch the birds forage on native plants & flowers? They eat the seeds but also use some of the parts for building their houses.

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  Why to choose Arrow Drippers
Posted by: shiva - 01-29-2023, 09:31 PM - Forum: Drip Irrigation - Replies (3)

I have come up with this question in my mind why the arrow drippers are made and what are its benfit for plants?
I do not understanding how does this is very useful products for watering? Any advice really appreciated in this.
take a look at this video of Double arrow dripper

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  Baking soda or vinegar produce wash
Posted by: ZandraJoi - 01-23-2023, 09:01 AM - Forum: Gardening - No Replies

Going from Baking soda as pesticide from [USER=23]@ramesh[/USER] made me think about using it to wash your produce. & unlike chemicals, you can consume baking soda & vinegar. Baking soda is great for upset stomachs!
Since there are different ratios & different plants, I'll just post a link:
DIY Wash

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  Baking Soda as a Pesticide
Posted by: ramesh - 01-23-2023, 05:37 AM - Forum: pesticides - Replies (3)

What does baking soda will do in gardening> does this is same as which we use in cooking? I am thinking it is a different type of baking soda to kill insects and worms.
Please explain to me its functions and other uses.

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  Diy Grow Led light Stands for plants
Posted by: ramesh - 01-22-2023, 09:51 AM - Forum: Plants - Replies (1)

I want to grow inside home where sun can't be reached so thought to grow using Led lights. I had come up with this video and it is very simple however I am afraid of electricity bills.


Does anyone know what could be my ROI and Electricity bill if I run whole month or year continously?

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  Hello!
Posted by: simonweb - 01-19-2023, 11:40 AM - Forum: Introductions - Replies (8)

Hello everyone! My name is Simon and I recently joined this forum. I'm interested in gardening and household plants. I'm not that knowledgable about stuff like this, but I sincerely hope and thinks that this community can help me learn more.

See you in the forums!

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