r/MightyHarvest

She's tiny but mighty (and verrrry tasty)

Can’t wait to feed my family peppers this year.

Our homegrown eggplant against a mandarin

Enough corn to last generations. Our crop is the envy of all.

“Actually, I’m gonna pass this time” -🐭

I got it covered guys don't you worry

It was my best harvest yet! Happy planting!🥕

G’day guys. Was pretty stoked at how well our sweet potato vine grew and spread but hit a snag 6 months down the track. Basically dug down about 6” below where I planted the original plant and this is all we’ve managed to harvest. The soil was brand new when we planted it so nice and loose and as for watering have done so every 3rd day. Is this a sign after 6 months they’re struggling to grow and they just may need more time? Or is something a bigger issue here. North QLD tropics located.

First green bean of the season snuck up on me. The variety certainly lends itself to its name. Smaller banana for scale

I almost mistook them for daikons, they're so big