u/Extreme_Ant_9364 — reddlx

Anyone grow Triple Time Mango or Fuerte Avocado in the super hot parts of AZ (i.e. Phoenix, Yuma, Lake Havasu). If so, how did they do?

Does anyone know what type of tree this is? It was growing right next to our house

So I had to dig it up because it was too close for a tree to be. I put it in a pot to try to giveaway to someone, but Idk what it is. I’ve submitted different pics to different plant ID apps and chatgpt, but they all say something different and it doesn’t seem like any of the hits are a match, but since the tree is a baby, it is hard to tell

u/Extreme_Ant_9364 — 26 days ago

▲ 251 r/spiders

ID Request: what is this monster?! I THINK it is a spider… at least an arachnid cuz it has 8 legs? The brown leaves by it are from a ficus- for size reference. In Yuma, AZ

u/Extreme_Ant_9364 — 2 months ago

▲ 2 r/spiders

Anyone know what type of spider this is? Location: Yuma, AZ. Indoors

Sorry the pics aren’t great, it was hard to get my camera to focus properly on the spider

u/Extreme_Ant_9364 — 3 months ago

▲ 7 r/Hibiscus

Grew these from seeds. Is there anything that I need to do to make sure that they grow multiple branches? Or do I just keep letting them do their thing?

u/Extreme_Ant_9364 — 5 months ago

▲ 85 r/gardening

Pic 2 is Miracle Gro Potting Mix. It is extremely dry to the point that it doesnt hold any water. And it is full of tons of sizeable wood chips. I’ve used potting mixes in the past that looked more like pic 1, with minimal wood chips and retains at least a little bit of water, and I thought it was Miracle Gro but I guess I misremembered cuz this bag of Miracle Gro looks and feels nothing like that.

Edit- thanks for all the recs everyone! I’m gonna look for these at my local stores and if I can’t find one, try making my own like some people have suggested

u/Extreme_Ant_9364 — 5 months ago