QUOTE(badigol @ Aug 12 2017, 11:31 AM)
wow nice. dunno aything about raising habanero, but perhaps not enough sunlight? i think these type like tons of son no?Gardening
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Aug 21 2017, 01:06 PM
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Sep 20 2017, 01:39 PM
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QUOTE(frequency @ Sep 20 2017, 12:44 PM) bout avocado wah. quite tall. but i think will need like 10-15 years before fruiting right? this is mine right now it is about 5 feet tall I tried about 5-6 seeds, only managed get 2 success and one dead due to excessive water (rain) when i was away for trip It really took very very long time to sprout (more than 2 months for my case) . Don't use tap water (bcos of the chlorine) tap water can use. but just leave it out in the sun first. then the clorine will evaporate. . |
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Oct 2 2017, 01:25 PM
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QUOTE(audy @ Oct 2 2017, 01:22 PM) Anyone has your own veggie patch or pots ? im growing cherry tomatoes in a small pot. the tree is around 5ft tall. pot size is about 20cm x 20cm. the plant is flowering but not many successful fruits. i think cause living in highrise so not many bugs to help pollinate. the plants can grow as long as fertilise and water properly. this is my second attempt. put more goat manuere and more watering sessions. so its growing much better. |
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Oct 2 2017, 04:24 PM
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Oct 3 2017, 08:56 AM
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Oct 6 2017, 02:38 PM
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QUOTE(craftsnknots @ Oct 6 2017, 02:02 PM) How often do I need to water mint? I'm planting them because apparently they are good rat deterrent and is necessary for mojito lol i water my mint everyday cause they are in a small pot. if i dont water in the morning the plant all shrivled up. but within 10 min of water all hidu pand fresh again. but i dont use mint so its starting to get annoying. i really wanna throw hahahah. They are currently in a pot on my breakfast table..bought it from the supermarket so didn't want to shock it and put it outside straight..I noticed some leaves have withered black spots while others are large and green. I also have some cuttings submerged in water for it to root so that I can pot them along my sliding door. But my issue is that I'm not sure how much space to give the cuttings in a planter box. Also because the sliding door facing the garden gets a lot of sunlight and it may do very well or just die and the other sliding door is shaded... Can you show me your mint plant so that i can see how sparse or tight they are in the pot? mint is kinda a weed level... so they can probably grow in any amount of space as long as got fertilizer and water. they will take over all the space you give them. so dont think its good idea to share the planter with otehr plants. i can post my mint later tonight if i remember. but they died when i went on a trip so i cut off everything above the soil and started watering. now starting to sprout again.... hard to kill this thing... its pretty packed. |
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Oct 16 2017, 09:11 AM
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QUOTE(watabakiu @ Oct 15 2017, 03:01 PM) It couldn't be that, as I water it only once a day, and didn't flood the soil. Could it be the location, then? to confirm, mint thrives in shaded / unshaded area? put mint to get half day sun. and if the pot is small maybe drop some fertilizer in.. i use goat manure. |
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Oct 21 2017, 10:48 PM
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QUOTE(watabakiu @ Oct 21 2017, 10:34 PM) Thanks! by the way, i find that my outdoor plants are affected by ants. not sure what species, but is there a way to handle this? i just put some poison powder. find a trail not near to your plants (at least edible ones) and just sprinkle some on the trail. can buy from hardware store i think RM1-2. |
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Nov 30 2017, 09:09 AM
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dunno. but looks like a sorta normal plant. just water it when the soil gets a bit dry and since from cameron, i would put it in indirect sunlight. haha. sorry cant help. maybe check with malaysian gardeners FB
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Dec 10 2017, 09:35 PM
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Nope. Just ajinomoto. Then my tomato plant like on crack lol. Flowers everywhere
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Dec 16 2017, 07:20 PM
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Jan 8 2018, 01:38 PM
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QUOTE(audy @ Jan 8 2018, 12:37 PM) Actually how to self pollinate? Just shake the plant? That was what I did to my tomato plant last time. Don't know if that works or not...flowering was very slow and not that many anyway. you try to add the ajinomoto. that one really boosted flowering. self pollinate can be by shaking. or take electric toothbrush and vibrate the flower, using a tuning fork to vibrate the flower, some use paint brush and brush pollen on each flower |
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Jan 12 2018, 09:47 PM
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Jul 6 2018, 10:07 AM
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QUOTE(razorknight @ Jul 5 2018, 02:45 PM) to me treatment to soil or change soil also same.... treatment of soil and changing the soil is not the same lah. its like using chicken essence in cooking, of course can use powder to make the soup, but using actual chicken sure lagi bes even though it takes longer. Do treatment is cheaper only as compare to changing the soil. My idea is to plant those plants which got no roots or less roots as the soil condition is too hard!!! Any suggestion for less roots plants or veg?? if you seriously want to grow something just dig a hole (or if malas hire someone to do it). maybe just loosening the earth is enough, depending on what you are trying to plant. roots are strong and can push through the hard earth but they need to breathe a bit at first. put some effort in the beginning to stop yourself from suffering later on. #pennywisepoundfoolish |
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QUOTE(1tanmee @ Mar 3 2019, 05:58 PM) Recommended indoor plants, preferably leafy types (those that don't flower much), loves humidity and sunlight. But not cactus types, coz of the thorns. Recommendation? snake plant/mother in law tongueivy (forgot the name, but all nursery got them. in pots, about 1m tall with the wooden stake to help climbing) spider plant. |
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QUOTE(jian5481 @ Jul 29 2019, 11:12 AM) Hey everyone, I have just moved into a newly completed landed house at the beginning of the year. The place was infested with the pest as shown. Already removed all existing soil along with all the plants, weeds, etc. in order to lay artificial grass with coarse sand underneath. oh nasty. i think thats a centipede. are they all from the garden? or you finding them in other parts of your house? Definitely less of the pest now, and I would individually remove them when i see them. However, I could still easily find around 3-5 of them every single day. Any idea what this is and how I can permanently get rid of them? maybe can try DE (Diatomaceous earth)? can sprinkle it over your new lawn or their hot spots you find them |
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QUOTE(jian5481 @ Jul 29 2019, 03:32 PM) None inside the house so far. All of them have been in the garden. Couldn't find any area where they are concentrated. It's usually one at a corner, another at the other end. Before I moved in, I could find their nests with dozens of them inside and destroyed them. Now, no nests can be found, but a few of them still linger around everyday. ok lah. as long as only outside LOL. but DE becomes effective again after it dries so could still be good. but dunno if it works on such big insects. They are usually found at open area in my garden, so DE might not be effective if it gets wet. More interested to know exactly what they are and how to track their nests. keep us updated. looks damn creepy. |
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