For those of you about to get a snowstorm

[Tomatoking]

Haha

i got 62 mangos suck it meow

75 degrees today

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[Galacticus]

Thought you were going to warn them their internet will slow down...

[Handpartytowel]

75 degrees nearing freezing temperatures. internet shutdown imminent.

[Swish]

Whose gardening blog are you stealing pictures from TK? :D

[Rettii]

lol

[Galacticus]

http://www.extension.umn.edu/yardandgarden/YGLNews/images2/Mar07/Tomato_SweetBabyGirl-lg.jpg

[Tomatoking]

what are those purple things? eggplant peppers?

[Sirbanmelotz]

Nice, I just redid my whole backyard into a fat garden. They are all mere seedlings ATM, however I got a few lemon and fig trees givin me fat loot. Might upload pics when shit starts growin nahmsayin

[Tomatoking]

pics please !

also if you live someplace a tad colder and starting seeds now get a greenhouse , even a hobby one is awesome

hit me up if you want a deal i distribute them : )

[Sirbanmelotz]

Sall good dawg I'm starting them up pot farm style in the house on a big ass table. About 40 plastic cups with seedlings under a weed lamp. Good thing we keep the blinds closed cuz some look like pot plants! We live in Bay Area Cali so it ain't too bad. Might get one or two chilly days till that summer hits nahmsayin

[Rettii]

paypal me some fig newtons

[Sirbanmelotz]

Trading figs 4 red plat

[Twain]

Huggies, don't you get hurricanes and tropical storms where you live?

[Loli Pops]

http://images.nationalgeographic.com/wpf/media-live/photos/000/002/cache/hurricane-ivan_200_600x450.jpg

newp

[this user was banned]

lol you think I hate the snow? jokes on you tomatofag, I'm going snowboarding =P

Enjoy you shitty fruit, it's NEVER going to be bacon.

[heartbrand]

hahaha kim sig awesome

[Tradesonred]

I do some vegetable gardening as well, started last year.

I dont have alot of space and ground is shitty so i have to make do with some pots and large horizontal pots.

Im thinking of going to my local eco-center for some tips this year.

My little tomatoes (whatever those are called in english, grape tomatoes?) did fine but i failed hard with the peppers and aubergine.

I had a bunch of fresh herbs all summer, that was a success.

Might post some pictures of my setup this spring

[SamwiseRed]

cherry tomatoes

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcT3pYEQlOUh8S3Ae2pssALzAuXBIe0w1 nTZMGEITMWxVKqeRwUN6w

[Tumdumm]

they still aint plowed my shit city from last storm which was what 3.5 weeks ago????
feels good man

[Tradesonred]

they still aint plowed my shit city from last storm which was what 3.5 weeks ago????
feels good man

What are you, some kind of communist?

Next youll want the public library to buy some new books

[Handpartytowel]

my tomatoes are doing gr8 too, but my internet is AWFUL for some reason.

http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh291/zlyf/1211002022.jpg

[Tumdumm]

yeh shits still lookin like that, one way streets are closed, 2 way streets are one ways

[Handpartytowel]

move to mpls dog, we have an army of nocturnal plowmen to keep our streets sparkling. blizzard of the century monday night? see your ass at work at 6am tuesday fgt.

[Tumdumm]

wtby was like nah fuck it
cant drive? walk

[this user was banned]

I used to live in Minneapolis in one of the downtown condos. What a fucking nightmare that snow was.

I thought the day I moved to DC, I would avoid it forever...but noooo

who the hell moves to DC?

[Smedy]

god damn thats worse then sweden, the fuk is going on here

[Rettii]

Ya it's a little chilly here in California, 65 degrees.

[SamwiseRed]

god damn thats worse then sweden, the fuk is going on here

ya man i heard its rough over there

http://i.imgur.com/ynqzuih.jpg

[Sirbanmelotz]

Cali all day erryday fuck all y'all DC foreigners

[Tomatoking]

I do some vegetable gardening as well, started last year.

I dont have alot of space and ground is shitty so i have to make do with some pots and large horizontal pots.

Im thinking of going to my local eco-center for some tips this year.

My little tomatoes (whatever those are called in english, grape tomatoes?) did fine but i failed hard with the peppers and aubergine.

I had a bunch of fresh herbs all summer, that was a success.

Might post some pictures of my setup this spring


grow hydroponically , dont grow in soil

it ends up being cheaper and you will net 5x as much stuff , and its healthier.

and tastier !

if you need tips ask

[Tradesonred]

grow hydroponically , dont grow in soil

it ends up being cheaper and you will net 5x as much stuff , and its healthier.

and tastier !

if you need tips ask

My only cost is a bag or 2 of soil with some nutriments added in, can it really be cheaper than that?

The peppers just wouldnt grow, im thinking my pot wasnt big enough maybe, same with aubergine

[Shrubwise]

Thought you were going to warn them their internet will slow down...

[Tomatoking]

My only cost is a bag or 2 of soil with some nutriments added in, can it really be cheaper than that?

The peppers just wouldnt grow, im thinking my pot wasnt big enough maybe, same with aubergine

there are many factors , if you dont feed your plants every 2-4 weeks you wont get good results , you need quality soluable natural fertilizers and those arent cheap

you also need to spray your plants , all of them, against various buggies including ( But not limited to ) Caterpillars ** nemotodes ( horrible soil bugs ) Leaf miners , and various beetles that will hump your plants and eat silly amounts of your tasties while you sleep.

peppers require a bee to get a pepper btw , and phosphorous to make a flower , when they are full grown add bone meal

start with GARDEN SOIL not potting soil and definitley dont buy manure or compost unless you are feeding an adult tree, big problem most people make when they start gardening.

if you can , raise your beds with composite lumber ( if you have bucks irl ) USe regular wood if not , dig down at least 4 inches and remove soil if your dirt sucks

i bought 10 big bags of miracle grow garden soil for the tomatoes you see in my pics , thats about 100 bucks , my tessara was around 120 bucks , ive spent 27$ so far on fertilizer , 2 bottles of caterpillar spray @ 10 bucks each , 1 bottle of organicide and other then strings or clips so far no other expenses.

growing in dirt is just as expensive as hydroponically trust me. 1 gallon of botanicare CNS17 should last you 1 year and its 28$ Best part is you can spray the nutrients directly on your plants at half strength for max uptake

Hydro plants grow more then 4x as fast as regular plants

ill take a pic of my broccoli tomorrow you wont believe how fast its growing.

you can build your own hydro system with a small amount of brown magic and huggie knowledge + a few trips to home depot

[Loli Pops]

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[Tradesonred]

there are many factors , if you dont feed your plants every 2-4 weeks you wont get good results , you need quality soluable natural fertilizers and those arent cheap

you also need to spray your plants , all of them, against various buggies including ( But not limited to ) Caterpillars ** nemotodes ( horrible soil bugs ) Leaf miners , and various beetles that will hump your plants and eat silly amounts of your tasties while you sleep.

peppers require a bee to get a pepper btw , and phosphorous to make a flower , when they are full grown add bone meal

start with GARDEN SOIL not potting soil and definitley dont buy manure or compost unless you are feeding an adult tree, big problem most people make when they start gardening.

if you can , raise your beds with composite lumber ( if you have bucks irl ) USe regular wood if not , dig down at least 4 inches and remove soil if your dirt sucks

i bought 10 big bags of miracle grow garden soil for the tomatoes you see in my pics , thats about 100 bucks , my tessara was around 120 bucks , ive spent 27$ so far on fertilizer , 2 bottles of caterpillar spray @ 10 bucks each , 1 bottle of organicide and other then strings or clips so far no other expenses.

growing in dirt is just as expensive as hydroponically trust me. 1 gallon of botanicare CNS17 should last you 1 year and its 28$ Best part is you can spray the nutrients directly on your plants at half strength for max uptake

Hydro plants grow more then 4x as fast as regular plants

ill take a pic of my broccoli tomorrow you wont believe how fast its growing.

you can build your own hydro system with a small amount of brown magic and huggie knowledge + a few trips to home depot

I bought a plant that already had a small pepper grown, just never got bigger.

If you can explain an easy, cheap hydro setup i might consider it, but dont you need a constant influx of water to make it work? I leave everything in the abandoned lot next door (lol) i live in one of the worst neighboorhood of Montreal.

Its not too bad but lets just say if i leave some shiny equipment unattended it might not be there the next morning.

[Tomatoking]

rockwool blocks are cheaper then dirt , and will stay moist / wet longer then soil

if any darkies see them they may steal them thinking they are high value items , the gelly 5k system i posted pictures of was 70$ Total to make

my aeroponic tubs are 21$ To make

my b series units are 110 dollars to make but all that shit will get yoinked.

If you dont even own your property you must face the harsh reality

if you are successful at gardening people will steal your vegetables

the whole block will know about it and the niglets will be yoinking your tomates before they even fully ripe

shit even grandmas will be takin their pick of your loot

id loot you too

[Tomatoking]

lolin my ass off

garden gonna get looted