More New Venus Flytraps - Repotting Post.
Today I have a large venous fly trap plant that has shrunk down as if it were preparing for winter. But when I looked at it today, I see possibly two or three plants that I…
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Thinning the Foliage for Greater Yield.
I know you all tune into these kinds of posts with smoke filled dreamy eyes. Don't worry, I will show you more buds toward the bottom. I am actually going to talk about how to…
Cabbage - Attacked, Rehabilitated, now Fruiting.
This one is an update on the ill fated cabbage plant from this post back in October of last year - five months ago. The cover photo is its condition now.…
Pull 1 Leaf + Put it in Dirt = New Plant (Propagation Explained)
One week ago, I had comments similar to the title of this blog post. It is not that simple, but today I am going to show you how start to finish. This will answer all the…
Sticky Leaf Syndrome - Is this normal?
No buds on either of the two plants I have. But I am seeing sap? or something forming sporadically on the leaves here and there. Then, I guess, the wind blows and I get several…
Updates: First Pot for Baby Venus and Binata
I have consolidated the three trays in which new plants come into existence. I am using a much larger trey now and the babies have all moved to the new location, all in one…
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The First 'Official' #GardenJournal Challenge of 2026
New year, new look! Although so many of you are in the habit of posting a garden update around the first of every month, we like to remind you and to invite new Hive gardeners to…
Updates: Cabbage Revived, New Venus & Binata
These plants do not need umbrellas, they are 100% hydrophobic right from nature. I was able to find a places where a bit of water was stuck in a place where all sides…
Updates: Pitchers, Venus, Binata, and Mary Jane
What did you eat? Pitcher plants are limited to what fits or what does not. The Sarracenia is doing quite well, each pitcher is about seven to eight inches tall.…
The upside-down Club - Updates!
I made a lot of posts featuring something planted upside down over the last year. Today, I thought I would update you on a few of those experiments. Here's one. But you say…