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Sweet potato harvest

Skeptical on growing veggies in Phoenix as it’s my first 8months with this hobby. 1 sweet potato slip around July 1-5 and ran the vine half way around the pot. Makes sense with the growth size of potato’s from large to small. 15 gallon grow bag. 95days of growth. Could’ve gone a couple weeks more but weather predicted rain. Happy with results. GH hydro nutrients and an occasional cal-mag and “super thrive” supplement. Not sure if it’s worth it to keep growing next year?

u/bryanskee808 — 5 days ago
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Traffic light timing

How is the timing on traffic lights spot on for speed limit driving? Going anything faster you’re just rushing to wait. North Phx and North Scottsdale area. You’d have to excessively speed to beat the lights.

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u/bryanskee808 — 2 months ago

Mr. Woodpecker is back

Jokingly posted as he was large hummingbird but was educated on their long tongues. Been a couple weeks and haven’t seen it since till today. Smart enough to know it’s got an “infinite” supply of nectar water to hang out and drink.

u/bryanskee808 — 2 months ago
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I mean he’s got a long beak, right?

That’s quite a large humming bird that decided to stop by 🤣

u/bryanskee808 — 2 months ago

Nutrient deficiency?

Couple of questions for the sunflower folks.
Are these heavy feeders?
And is a bloom forming?

Soil is a peat, perlite, mushroom compost, bone meal, blood meal, worm castings all mixed according to bag directions.

Completely forgot the sowing date. But approximate guess is around April/May. Dont mind the dust build up. There was a haboob that hit last night.

Noticed this discoloration on the newer growth, and did liquid fertilize last week. Lower leaves did look like this but now fully green.

Nutrients used is General Hydroponic trio from the start. 1/4 amount during the beginning phase, and now at full strength. Plant next to it is a sweet potato slip fully grown, vining and is very healthy with the same nutrient mix

u/bryanskee808 — 2 months ago
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Outdoor work okay? 500 AQI

What’s your thoughts? Kinda riskin it for the biscuit.

u/bryanskee808 — 2 months ago
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Sister is such a gremlin

Share your vids. I miss them. Ex-partner has both.

u/bryanskee808 — 3 months ago
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Home Depot sales… $6.98

2 completely different cultivars or a pheno variation? Or summer vs winter traps? Any tips or advice on the bushy one?

u/bryanskee808 — 4 months ago

Berries help

Bought a strawberry plant on April 10, don’t know age of it from big box brand store. Pretty sure it had 2 plants in it. Growing it out and it sets flower and finally fruits. A fun and learning process as it’s my first time. Never understood the runner part till it finally sent one and seen it. Assuming that’s where the 3rd plant came from?

Question would be, is this overcrowded in a 5 gal fabric pot?

Also I’m noticing a bronzing color of the first set of fruits. Which I’ve also read, first year flowers/fruits are not normal. Seeing others growing their berries, it’s usually green.

What would be a way to combat this issue of bronzing? Am I missing a watering? It may have dried up completely but being under a lemon tree after noon, it didn’t show signs of stress?

TLDR: how much is too much for a 5 gallon grow bag? And bronzing of berries, how to combat issue or fix?

TIA

u/bryanskee808 — 5 months ago

Agave flower towering over a saguaro

They really are giant, if that’s what it is?

u/bryanskee808 — 5 months ago