r/Vegetables

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Whats happening to my pepper?

Is it some kind of rot? Im new to this, all the others seem fine so far.

u/bruknavn — 10 hours ago

Got these veggies from the food pantry. Need help identifying some of them

Is the green one a zucchini? The only one I know are the onions.

u/WhippedcreamNoDairy — 1 day ago

Does raw radish actually feel yummy for anyone?

I do not mean with salads or sauces or in dishes, that's cheating. I mean raw radish on its own as a bite. I keep getting it in my lackluster salads and because I feel guilty when I leave food over, I eat it, I always try to eat it first because bites go from worse to the best iykyk,, but it radish bites always make me gag.

It's not that I don't like vegetables, I love cucumber, tomato, salads, spinach, squashes and such. Just something about radishes rubs me the wrong way T.T

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u/NoCategory9563 — 3 days ago
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Here she is ✨ my *why*

Why do you garden? So many reasons but this annual BLT has got to be my #1.

u/Ok_Film_8676 — 3 days ago

What are these vegetables?

My little brother made food that I don't know and I need help identifying them. He said they are ladyfingers and biteked or bitekod. When he said ladyfingers I thought of a dessert but he brought this. Is this really true? So these 'ladyfingers' have a slimy taste if that helps identifying it, and the biteked was soft but very bitter and I didn't like it. He mixed the biteked with egg. I'm not a real fan of these unusual veggies but he likes them. He made two plates of these 'ladyfingers'. Are they healthy and safe to eat? Especially the bitter one.

u/Past-Leading9739 — 3 days ago
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today's harvest: okra, beef steak tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, sun sugar tomatoes & green beans

u/_takeashotgirl_ — 5 days ago
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A universal garden law: If you think you've picked all the beans, you haven't.

u/grootboop — 9 days ago