First Try Pickin' Stickin' Buds ♨️
I have been waiting for this day all summer and now that we are going into winter and reaching 50-degrees lows at night time, it's time to harvest. I am thinking…
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Turmeric, another 🤸 success.
This post will be about harvesting a right side up and an upside down tumeric or ginger plant which has been going for the entire summer. Trurmeric I would normally let…
The Upside 🤸 Down report. Do things grow facing the ground?
Good evening everyone. Today I wanted to do an upside down update. Specifically one lone jalapeno pepper, which came from an upside down plant. First of all, do you all…
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…
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…