what are these seeds? found in my garden in spain
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Whats the issue with my mint?
I live in a mediterranean area with hot and dry weather. This mint is in my kitchen window so it only gets sun early morning and late evening to not dry too much. I water it often but its not too wet.I used to live in a cold rainy area and mint thrived easily.I do not know why its dying. I cut it hoping that it would grow better.
Need help with my pomelo plant - yellow spots on leaves
I'm a complete newbie when it comes to gardening, but I recently tried my hand at planting seeds from a pomelo. To my surprise, they sprouted and grew into decent-sized plants. However, I've been facing a persistent issue that's been bothering me.It all starts with yellow spots appearing on one leaf, and then gradually spreading to other leaves. Eventually, these affected leaves fall off, but the plant continues to grow. I even transferred one of the plants to a larger pot with fresh soil, hoping for better results. But, weeks later, the dreaded yellow spots are appearing all over again.I'm wondering if any experienced gardeners out there could shed some light on what might be causing this issue. I've tried searching online, but the information can be overwhelming, and I'm not sure which advice to follow.When I water the plant, I've been seeing lots of tiny bugs in the soil (but not on the leaves). Could these be contributing to the issue? Additionally, I&#
i need to know anything that is wrong with my alpine strawberry.
Since I bought it 5 years ago with my mom, I didn't really think about taking care of it well, except for giving it water. But lately, I've wanted to have more plants, so I decided to start taking care of it properly.Anyways, I've noticed several problems with my strawberry plant:1st: I tried watering it, and the color became a bit lighter. I want to know if that's because I gave it too much water.2nd: The fruits are really small, even for alpine strawberries. I think it's either because I never gave it any nutrients or because the pot is too small.3rd: The pot is really deep, but there's not much soil in it.4th: The strawberries taste watery and not as sweet as they used to. here's a pic: https://ift.tt/qG5WAQf
Is it too late to plant in the PNW?
Hey experts, I want to finish my raised bed tomorrow (Memorial Day). Is it too late in the year? I'm slightly south of Seattle If I buy little plants is it too late to get some stuff in the ground?
Hi! I’m a very beginner gardener and this year decided to grow chillis and peppers from seeds! We’ve got shoot and a couple little leaves now so soon they’ll be ready to repot but I’m entirely unsure as to what type of soil I need! What’s the best soil mix type thing for chillis and peppers??
Edit! I’m in the UK if that helps or hinders
Photo of Virtual Violet Lilac?
Does anyone have this shrub in their yard? I understand this lilac has an upright habit--the panicles are beautiful but I can't seem to find a photo of the entire shrub online. Perhaps someone would be willing to share a photo of theirs?
Ficus benjamina
How often should I water a newly planted Ficus benjamina. Location on a field in Cyprus facing the ocean.
Reversed olla watering?
Hi, I'm relatively inexperienced with gardening and this is my first season growing veggis on my balcony and in my doorm room.We have two weeks of vacation time coming up here and I'm traveling back home for the time.Ofcause the question of "how do I keep my plants alive?" has risen and I had an idea to keep them with enough water for two weeks.Olla watering works by putting a terracotta pot, filled with water, into the soil, which then releases said water over time.This isn't really an option for me but what if I reverse this procedure? What if I put a (holeless) terracotta pot, that contains my plant, into a bath filled with water? Will the water slowly hydrate my soil and plant?I havent found anything online abojt this and wanted to ask if anyone has tried this before or might have a guess if this works or not.Additional info and tldr: The terracotta pots my plants are in are not glased and leak water if I water them too much, my guess is if I put them into wa
Uk plum tree
Good morning, a quick question, I had a lovely plum tree, but the property it was at I thought I was selling a neighbour asked if he could cut it down through fear the new neighbours wouldn't maintain it and it would get out of control and block light, sadly I agreed. Long story short ended up not selling.A year later half a foot away from the stump,it had shot two shoots up, very thin but they're there.So my question is, could there be a chance for it regrow fully from these shoots?Thanks for any advice.
I thought i had to deal with snails, then i found this little bug, should i worry?
https://ift.tt/Em5GpMa the title says: I always had a snails problem, the leaf was covered in what seemed like snail slime but when i cut it off i found this little fucker beneath it.What is it? This is an egglplant leaf
a casual gardening sales job was posted locally
I don't have any experience gardening except mowing and 2 weeks a year ago where I planted some plants and then forgot to water them. on the posting it sounds like you don't need experience because it's only 2 days a week, but I wanna know if I have even a small chance of maybe getting an interview?