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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: DorkWithTheHair] * 4
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@DWTH ever catch the melon snatcher?



Here we have catnip ready to dry and store over winter. 




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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: space daddy] * 1
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Cats and their nip are rarely kept apart for long :smirk:


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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: Asante]
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My kitten has been nip'd out all weekend. And I do have a plant I need to get in the ground.


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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: MoonLit] * 2
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Part 1 for my hot madness honeys recipe.  Drying my peppers.


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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: space daddy]
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space daddy said:
@DWTH ever catch the melon snatcher?



Here we have catnip ready to dry and store over winter. 






No, no I did not.  I've no more nascent melons to snatch, unfortunately.  Thinkin' it was prolly a rabbit, tho.  We've seen a few of the little buggers around the neighbourhood and those little turds will eat just about anything that ain't nailed down or spicier than Satan's asshole.

I figure that next year will see improvements to the new planting area in the form of chicken wire fencing.  Also, found a place that purports to sell that kick-ass self-fertilizing corn, which ALSO happens to be the correct colour (purple).  They even got some other interesting and/or rare seed varieties like Jadu'i melons which are native to the West Bank.

If'n I get the cash, I'd definitely like to at least get them two.  Especially the latter, just to give a little, personal "fuck you" to the IDF by propagating Palestinian plants.  Is it incredibly petty?  You bet.  Do I care?  Nope.  Will I eat the shit out of 'em and give the preserved seeds to anyone who wants 'em?  Damn right I will!

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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: DorkWithTheHair]
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If the purple corn wasn't so bland it be better.


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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: vicepope]
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Ah, but how is it nutritionally?  You can cover up a lotta flaws w/ a bit of seasoning.

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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: DorkWithTheHair]
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DorkWithTheHair said:
Ah, but how is it nutritionally?  You can cover up a lotta flaws w/ a bit of seasoning.


Depends on the crop yeild and what your comparing it too. Example i grow golden baton each year which nutrients .
"medium ear or one serving (about 1 cup) of Golden Bantam sweet corn provides approximately 99 calories, 3.5 grams of protein, 2.4 grams of dietary fiber, and 21 grams of carbohydrates. [1] (https://davidsgardenseeds.com/products/corn-sweet-golden-bantam-12-row-100-non-gmo-heirloom-seeds)Key Nutritional Breakdown (Per Serving)Calories: ~99 kcalTotal Fat: 1.5gCarbohydrates: 21gDietary Fiber: 2.4g (supports healthy digestion)Protein: 3.5gSugars: 6.8g (naturally occurring) [1] (https://www.google.com/search?q=product&prds=pvt:hg,productid:5060944900186204601&ibp=oshop), [2] (https://davidsgardenseeds.com/products/corn-sweet-golden-bantam-12-row-100-non-gmo-heirloom-seeds)Vitamins and MineralsVitamin C: ~6.2 mg (7% Daily Value)Folate (Vitamin B9): ~36 mcg (9% Daily Value)Potassium: ~270 mg (6% Daily Value)Antioxidants: Contains carotenoids like lutein and zeaxanthin, which help protect and promote eye health. [1] (https://davidsgardenseeds.com/products/corn-sweet-golden-bantam-12-row-100-non-gmo-heirloom-seeds), [2] (https://www.google.com/search?q=product&prds=pvt:hg,productid:5060944900186204601&ibp=oshop)

Purple corn nutrients are harder to find.  But..
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0924224426003158
I need to be able to stand the taste otherwise I'm just adding sugar to it and im already cheating my diabetes when I eat corn anyway.


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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: vicepope]
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Ahh, yeah.  Though, I wonder if the variety you had wasn't meant to be a flour corn (and just got harvested before it dried and set) and not an off-the-cob eatin' corn.  I think the one I linked was meant to be the latter, but I can't be certain; the site does tend to make that distinction, though.  But, yeah, I really don't wanna be addin' sugar to shit just to make it palatable.  That ain't the reason I'm trying to grow my own food!

At least until I try my hand at growin' my own sugar cane, lol.

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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: DorkWithTheHair] * 5
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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: Kyhunter.B] * 5
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Biggest single harvest of Reapers, yet!  Ohhh, and there's so many as well as Pepper X that are just achingly close to maturity!  Maaaaan, this is gonna be my best year yet for spicy bois!

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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: DorkWithTheHair] * 6
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The tomato glut has begun. BLTs with basil on toasted garlic potato bread with garlic mayo and butter taste good.

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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: The Tao] * 1
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I've been gutting and dehydrating mine.  Ferment the guts to get the seeds and keep the dehydrated maters in a jar w/ a silica gel packet for long-term storage.  Now, I can not only keep growing Norfolk purples w/o buying more seeds, I can cook w/ em whenever I want!

The dehydrator is the gift that keeps on givin.  Just remember to put the mater halves on a paper towel lest they stick.  Had that happen.  It was a right bitch to clean up.

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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: DorkWithTheHair] * 3
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Eating them, giving them to neighbours, dehydrating and roasting them up then freezing. I only wanted 4 plants but ended up with 13.
And reusing old Petri dishes to ferment the gel off the seeds helps keep the yellow jacket away.

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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: The Tao] * 2
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Rainy day flowers.

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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: space daddy] * 7
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i think i did too many plants im drowning in tomatoes and peppers :blush:



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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: mushboy]
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they look great, are those yellows bonnet? I think i wanna do them next year.

do you guys have a favorite mato for sauce/marinara?

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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: mushboy]
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:ohwow:

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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: JW123] * 2
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yah yellow bonnets. i have a rich family history of cultivating bonnets in haiti(and being killed during slave rebellions)

for sauces i use either san marzanos or romas. for sandwiches black krims are the best. sweet 100s, sun sugar, blue indigo cherry toms for salads


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Re: 2026 Gardening Thread [Re: mushboy] * 4
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:takingnotes: thanks man, gunna try them krims maybe too.  we dont really grow them every year, like this year was just 1 cherry tomato plant, but we'll try to have a variety next year...same with chili peppers,  did sweet reds this year instead:awesome:...nice haul!


picked some melons today

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