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The Garden Of SoD - UPDATE: 10/11/06, newest on page 4, and 5! *DELETED*
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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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Very Nice, SoD. You are quite the gardner!! Peace

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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Cool garden, man.  :laugh:  I've never heard of Asain Bells, are they a flower or what?

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: Burke Dennings]
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bell peppers. :laugh:

ive got more coming later, zucchini, lololuiqui, sweet basil, and ive got nelumbo nucifera, agremone mexicana, sida cordifolia, and peganum haramala in the soil, waiting to germinate.

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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Heh, good luck getting the ergot fungus out of your ololiuqui.  :wink:  :lol:

Sounds like you've got a lot on the way, man.  Best of luck.  I've got some n.rustica, and desmanthus illinoiensis germinated, but my somniferums are the only ones really taking off.  However, I just got a shit load of new seeds today and hope to get some new seedlings ASAP.  :shineon:

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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grew some asian bells last year....they are damn tastey! :smile:

lookin good.


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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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Nice. I picked my first homegrown tomato the day before yesterday. Best fucking tomato I've ever had hands down. You shoulds see the size of the squash I've been harvesting, organic all the way too. Anyways congrats. I'm not sure if you've grown D.inoxia before, but that particular spp. is bad about becoming invasive so don't let all the pods do their thing. Good luck and all that.


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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: mr_minds_eye]
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I will be sure to collect seed pods to further distribute to shroomerites. thanks for the advice.

the seeds that never germinated were removed, planted some butternut squash, nicotiana rustica, and coleus blumei though. waiting for those to sprout :laugh:

still hasn't been 24 hours since my last upload apprently or ide load up another ton of pics with updates.

ive been feeding my tomatos with eleanors VF-11, I just pour a couple tablespoons in a water bottle, fill with water and shake. once a week or every other week I feed em depending on the coloration of the leaf, its easy to tell when they need it.

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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i have chocalte mint also. it really smells like chocolate mint! im going to try some mojitos with that. nice tomatoes mine are around the same size. i will post pics of mine soon because im getting a new digi camera. i hope i get it before my broccli bolts or i wont have any shots of those.

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: durban_poison]
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yes they really do smell like chocolate mint! its crazy!

my ace tomatos are about 50% bigger than in the picture, and my early girls are as big as the ace tomatos and already flowering now!

please posts pics of your garden durban, sounds nice, broccoli is always fun to grow.

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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as u can barely see in the basil pic, my thai basil and basil cinnamon are flowering, and will be producing seeds in the next month or so. cant wait.

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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I have chocolate mint too, they are lovely.


If you think those tomato plants are becoming giants you aint ever seen a tomato plant.


7 foot tall and 4 foot wide is not uncommon if you plant them right.  :wink:


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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: Psychoslut]
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where I live now is a giant block of red clay soil. with some sandpit where the old people who lived here had a pool. I dug that out till I hit solid clay (bout 2 feet down), and filled with composted manure, crushed clay, sand, compost, and bark.
This whole gardens been lots of work for me, and alot of the plants arent mine. I am currently living with someone while I get on my feet, and in turn I am growing them a garden and helping them get their business up. I am very impressed with this garden so far, the last people here had scraggly tomato plants with what looked like cherry tomato's on them (they were supposed to be regular size), and some squash that was rotting all down the stems. nothing could survive in that thick clay, yuck. the ace tomatos are over 2ft tall now, and the early girls are like 1ft 10inch, all of the plants are bushing out. I know tomato's can get really big, but we dont get very much sun out of this place due to it being a giant pine forest. im surprised they have made it this far from seed, and grown this fuckin large. they have only been in the soil a little over a month.

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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update.

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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bumpdate.

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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bumpdate !!!!!!


oh my goodness, take a peek everyone.

need a few questions answered in the recent update, cacti ppl!

I also wanted to mention I started propping up my plants with bamboo and hemp twine as u can see, I wanna make sure they can support some healthy tomatoes, and i left room for the stems to thicken or move when I tied em.

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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Sweet garden! Any tips for growing Rivea corymbosa? What do you do with them during winter months?

de javu de javu de javu de javu de javu


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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: LiveByFreedom]
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VERY nice, SoD, you sure have a knack!!
Peace

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: deadheadjpc2000]
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Haven't had rivea long enough to have it through a winter, im sure ide just bring it inside and let it vine in the window. I know after a certain point it will be flowering every summer. If I get one of those crisscross wooden climber things, im sure i could cut it back down to size after every summers seed harvest, and let it sit in my window or in the corner of a room till frosts are gone.

thanks deadhead, i love what i do.

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Re: The Garden of SoD [Re: CptnGarden]
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Nice garden bro!, I'm gonna have to take some pics of mine (at least what I can)


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