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Hi Justinae.
Pruning pears can be tricky because they have their own growth pattern you need to follow.
I found the best info on pruning them is on Youtube.....here is a good one to give you good info...
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Hello Bess,
Here is a very good article on all you need to grow yacon: https://insteading.com/blog/yacon/
Keep in touch how it goes for you growing these tropical/ semi-tropical food plants!
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Hello JHrusky.
I would be concerned over the long term use of treated lumber too.
You could use a liner inside the raised beds to prevent contamination of the soil.
I'd do some research on which liner would be best for the long term.
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This is a Kalanchoe and requires specific conditions to grow and flower.
It is a succulent and requires watering...let the soil dry before watering again.
Love at least 4 hours of sunlight.
Use a a water soluble fertilizer while it is actively growing. Use it at half strength once every 2 to 3...
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Very nice Serhii!
Well thought out!!
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Hello Aztaehr,
It is recommended to use a fertilizer with a ratio of 15 nitrogen, 0 phosphorus, 15 potassium.
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Hello Jennah.
Yes, wooding is normal as the plant ages....the yellowing of older lower leaves is also normal.
Time to start new plants with cuttings....they are easy to root in water...once they develop a few roots you can pot them up.
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Hello Xabori.
Good case of spider mites....there are 1,200 species of them...
There are a few miticides available to kill and control them....but a home made solution works just a s well....you will need a spray bottle, fill with warm water...add a few drops of liquid dish soap and a few drops...
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Well, we've cooled down nicely...had to throw an extra blank on the bed last night.....it was a chilly 63...
High today 75 with a humidex of 81....
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Looks like a type of sedge, or carex. Both produce underground stolons and send up shoots, Tend to be very invasive and crowd out other species....
Is it nice and green earlier in the year with enough rainfall?
These species grow with cool weather and go dormant, to semi dormant, during...
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Missed out on any rain or thunderstorms from Henri :(
86 for the high today with a 102 humidex...Blah!!
Tomorrow 88 with a humidex of 108! It is going to be awful!!
Thursday 86 with a humidex of 106....Ghastly!! :(
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HHH continues here and looks like we will get a bit of Henri as it moves our way....
Going up to 84 with a 100+ humidex.....should be ripe for thunderstorms this afternoon ...
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Looks sad!
All Hydrangeas require a few things to be happy: Partial shade....meaning early morning sun, then light shade the rest of the day. They also require moist soil most of the time....They hate dry soil! It would be a good idea to move it to a shaded area on your property.
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Hello Woodie!
Had 2 days of cooler temps and lower humidity last weekend....yesterday the temps began to go up as well as the humidity.....for the week, in the 80's with humidex readings in the 90's with a mix of showers and thunderstorms....
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Yes they are!
Nice clusters!
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Hello Aashu,
I have never seen a plant like this one....
Here is a few things I see about it.
It looks like some type of weed native to your area...
It is more then likely an annual type.
Flowers are insignificant and probably will produce a lot of seeds, and would be considered an...
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Woodie! We have had pretty much the same here with ups and downs....we begin a long stretch of hot and humid conditions. Not sure how intense it will become, but we will survive it! Highs in the mid to high 80's with humidex readings in the high 90's to 100+!
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Hi Ruth!
Welcome to our forum!
Looks like you have the knowledge on what to do, you just need to fine tune it.
Early to mid morning sun is ideal.
Since the pots are small the soil will dry out quickly so watering will be a priority.
Let the soil dry out a bit, then rewater.
I'd say water well...
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This could be caused by a soil fungus which is splashed up from the soil when you watered the plant....
Did you use a soil that was sterilized?
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Just got to be patient! :)
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