Organic Vegetable Gardening

Discussion in 'Growing Organic Marijuana' started by jerry111165, May 19, 2014.

  1. I have red ones as well. They don't volunteer here, wish they did, but saving seeds is easy too. I always wanted a white one to mix in.
     
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  2. Love this rain pal!

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  3. Anybody have any expertise on growing potted fruit trees in an area that experience 0°F during the winter.
     
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  4. Thank you very much! Please don’t hesitate to keep them coming.

    I like to think we celebrate growing things and life in general in this thread.

    Damn hippies.

    ;)
     
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  5. I'm no expert. But, I've successfully grown apples,pears,plums,cherries and peach trees in NY state. But, mine were all in ground,not in pots. Why in pots? Citrus fruits?
     
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  6. I’d think any trees or plants jn general would have a much harder time at survival in containers simply due to the insulative properties of the earth.

    @Patricia Clemons - Insulation of trees overwintering in general Is something you need to research well.

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  7. To keep them cute
     
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  8. I'm sure there are varieties that will grow well in pots. I myself killed an orange tree and a lemon tree grown indoors in pots. At the time I was young and a bit dumber. I was watering with softened water.
     
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  9. It’s missing us again but I’m hoping for some over the next few days. We did okay last weekend but we’re still in a moderate drought. Seems to be sticking closer to the mountains.
     
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  10. Amen......pass the mashed potatoes, lol!
     
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  11. That's what my dad said that time when we were stuck on the NYS thruway in 69.
    We were going to grandma's...not woodstock. I was 11. :)
     
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  12. I'm hoping to catch a little rain here in the next couple of hours. Fingers crossed
     
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  13. Couple garden pics from today.

    my tomatoes aren’t doing well but everything else is.

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    Hope y’all are having a good weekend.

    j
     
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  14. I was only 4 lol

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  15. You might be able to put them in a cool cellar type area in low light to get them into dormancy and then bring them back out come Spring. Cooler the better.

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  16. 10 cords of Ash, Maple and a touch of Birch thats been down well over a year and a half and is baking in the sun all day/every day.

    Makes me feel good having it all there, split & ready for ignition.

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  17. It's just laying there.... In a pile... I couldn't take it I'd have to stack it

    Sent with it's not a lie!?
     
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  18. I think they're generally pretty hardy. I've got an apple tree in a 20G pot and it's survived in -15C weather. Had it for 7+ years.

    They get rootbound so they don't grow any bigger than a certain size and don't produce a whole lot of fruit.
     
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  19. I'm sure he'd let ya stack it!:biggrin:
    I got 10 face cord coming ifya like...
     
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