Gardening thread! :)

[Villainess]

Plants be so qurux make me wanna do certain things

The only plants Somalis know is Khat

 

[greenvegetables]

What are y'alls grow zone? Im 7a

 

[arawelo]

What are y'alls grow zone? Im 7a

4a!

 

[486th President]

I don’t know what’s going on but I like biology

 

[Karim]

I'm all for gardening and beautification of homes with it but it's also dangerous as it attracts snakes, other reptiles and pests.

 

[Lostbox]

I don’t know what’s going on but I like biology

We weren't born like some all know Jesus shit.

You learn by finding defects in are mistakes and fixing them

Get a plant container, soil for the pot and seed. Got all three? Now your ready to garden

 

[arawelo]

I'm all for gardening and beautification of homes with it but it's also dangerous as it attracts snakes, other reptiles and pests.

True. But it’s easily avoidable. I don’t know about Somalia though. Do you know about dangerous animals living in the wildlife back home?

 

[Queen Ati]

What are the easiest plants to grow in gardens that don't get enough sunlight?

 

[arawelo]

What are the easiest plants to grow in gardens that don't get enough sunlight?

if you’re scared of messing up for the first time i definitely would tell you to try succulents. they can pretty much hold up on their own and they don need much care

Designer-Favorite Houseplants That Can Thrive in Even the Darkest Rooms

Grow lush greenery, no matter how little light you get.

www.housebeautiful.com

 

[Queen Ati]

if you’re scared of messing up for the first time i definitely would tell you to try succulents. they can pretty much hold up on their own and they don need much care

Designer-Favorite Houseplants That Can Thrive in Even the Darkest Rooms

Grow lush greenery, no matter how little light you get.

www.housebeautiful.com

So kind thanks Arawelo

 

[Sloane Ranger]

I'm all for gardening and beautification of homes with it but it's also dangerous as it attracts snakes, other reptiles and pests.

Are you from Australia ?

 

[QueenofKings]

I've flopped with my basil pot so many times I don't know why. But my Aloe Vera plant has been growing really well for the last few years. I want to figure out how to stop my basil from dying then grow my own herbs. I also want to have a flower garden but I'm undecided on the flowers to choose from. I also know absolutely nothing about gardening.

Did you buy the basil form a plant shop? Was it a seedling or mature plant?

I don’t know what the difference is, but the mature supermarket basil plant survived for me, while all the baby basil plants from plant shops die. I guess the younger plants are more fragile?

 

[Sloane Ranger]

Did you buy the basil form a plant shop? Was it a seedling or mature plant?

I don’t know what the difference is, but the mature supermarket basil plant survived for me, while all the baby basil plants from plant shops die. I guess the younger plants are more fragile?

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[QueenofKings]

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My one that survived was from Sainsbury’s too!

Hmm maybe try growing them from spring.

Honestly, in London I feel like weather is a issue. Because it’s either freezing with no sun or a heatwave that will fry everything.

 

[greenvegetables]

I'm about to get into microgreens. BTW did you know you can grow them in punnets from the store?


Also I eat salads for dinner most nights so I'm thinking I'll grow some napa cabbage, butter lettuce, and spinach which will save me around $15 a week.

Have y'all figure out what you'll be growing in spring? I'm moving within the next few months. Idek if I'll plant anything at my current house.