• cyclope (76)in HiveGarden • 14 days ago

  RE: First Try Pickin' Stickin' Buds ♨️

  Qué bueno ver el resultado de toda una temporada de trabajo! La cosecha de cannabis medicinal está cada vez más regulada y es genial ver gente que le mete seriedad al cultivo.…

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• hivebuzz (74)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago

  RE: First Try Pickin' Stickin' Buds ♨️

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• davedickeyyall (78)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago

  RE: First Try Pickin' Stickin' Buds ♨️

  Nope

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• litguru (73)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago

  RE: First Try Pickin' Stickin' Buds ♨️

  That's a great idea, and the science behind it is beginning to support it.

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• davedickeyyall (78)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago

  RE: First Try Pickin' Stickin' Buds ♨️

  So the leaves can be used for making canna-butter.. it's a pretty simple process (a caveman can do it) technically you can use the stems too but I never do

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• litguru (73)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago

  RE: First Try Pickin' Stickin' Buds ♨️

  These are beautiful plants. I recently came upon an interesting article about the potential benefits of the leaves, which are usually discarded. Scientists have uncovered a…

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• ryivhnn (72)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago

  RE: Turmeric, another 🤸 success.

  [immediate head snap results in neck ache] Looks like a good haul of ginger and tumeric, and I am simultaneously surprised and completely not that they melded O_O side note…

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• qurator (81)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago

  RE: Turmeric, another 🤸 success.

  Manually curated by the @qurator Team. Keep up the good work! Like what we do? Consider voting for us as a Hive witness. Curated by ewkaw

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• hivebuzz (74)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago

  RE: The Upside 🤸 Down report. Do things grow facing the ground?

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• mshbd (67)in HiveGarden • 3 months ago

  RE: The Upside 🤸 Down report. Do things grow facing the ground?

  I love seeing these kinds of honest garden experiments,,, I never actually thought about how bees might miss the flowers if they are hiding underneath the pot-that makes total…

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• riverflows (81)My Happy Place is a Gardenin HiveGarden • 3 months ago

  RE: The Upside 🤸 Down report. Do things grow facing the ground?

  everything grows better fresh out of the garden. I find supermarket kale wilts faster and goes yellow faster. I wonder if it was more to do with the plants sharing the same soil…

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• qurator (81)in HiveGarden • 3 months ago

  RE: The Upside 🤸 Down report. Do things grow facing the ground?

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• jona96 (44)in HiveGarden • 3 months ago

  RE: More New Venus Flytraps - Repotting Post.

  That third plant hiding under leaves? Bet you’re about to get a surprise.

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• ryivhnn (72)in HiveGarden • 3 months ago

  RE: More New Venus Flytraps - Repotting Post.

  They're so cute and terrifyingly multitudinous!

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• friendlymoose (76)in HiveGarden • 3 months ago

  RE: More New Venus Flytraps - Repotting Post.

  It was years ago and I wasn't experienced back than. I used regular tap water. Now I use rain water for all my plants.

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• ryivhnn (72)in HiveGarden • 3 months ago

  RE: More New Venus Flytraps - Repotting Post.

  Separating those looks like some really delicate surgery I'm not sure I will ever be ready for XD I'm already scared about having to separate a hundred million Easter lilies x_x…

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• friendlymoose (76)in HiveGarden • 3 months ago

  RE: More New Venus Flytraps - Repotting Post.

  I've always found carnivorous plants very interesting. I've also once had some venus flytrap, unfortunately but it died. Very cool that they are propagating themselves. I now…

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• qurator (81)in HiveGarden • 3 months ago

  RE: More New Venus Flytraps - Repotting Post.

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• qurator (81)in HiveGarden • 4 months ago

  RE: Cabbage - Attacked, Rehabilitated, now Fruiting.

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• dreamrona (73)in HiveGarden • 5 months ago

  RE: Pull 1 Leaf + Put it in Dirt = New Plant (Propagation Explained)

  I love your detailed step by step sharing. Propagating your Sarracenia is exciting. Wishing you more successful; new plant.

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