#bush tomato

[horsfields]

Lots of tomatoes coming on the tomato hanging baskets

We plant our tomatoes into Levington M2 compost.

Tomatoes need plenty of food when they start to flower.

We recommend Vitax fruit and flower which is much stronger than traditional tomato feed.

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[smimon]

every now and then I see posts from artists who lament that they crave to draw all day long and when they finally have time for it in the evening, their brains suddenly don't want to draw anymore. let me share an observation I made about myself

In general, I have the most ideas when I'm the most stressed. During a busy period at work I will imagine vividly all the silly things I will draw when I'm finally free. And thinking about all those possible drawings makes me feel good, because I think they will be good and I really want to draw them, and as a result I gain some energy and motivation to continue with my current task

What I'm trying to say is. If you're an artist, you probably love to draw. So when your brain is stressed and experiences unpleasant feelings, thinking about drawing will counter those feelings and help you feel better

And, it's only natural that once you're after work and no longer worried about deadlines and coworkers, your brain no longer needs to counter the stress, so it no longer feels the need to think about drawing. Simply relaxing might become a more urgent need and that's fine too

Not all drawings in your head are meant to be made real; some of them exist just for you, to help you with your day, and I think that's beautiful

[shopcat]

making everyone grow melons cuz it's so easy and they (society) trick you into thinking you need land or to do 500000 steps in order to grow pretty much well anything but especially melons the easiest thing on earth to grow yourself and will grow in really any condition except straight up well snow. go to the grocery store buy something with seeds in it eat it and throw the seeds in your garden and water them. and just keep watering them. That's literally all you need to do don't listen to ANYONE ELSE. don't grow them as seedlings don't transplant you dont even have to BUY seeds but i mean you can but every melon on earth can be grown from the same seed that's inside them. and then the things you grow will also have those seeds in them and when u harvest them it is a continuous cycle. you can also do this with tomatoes but to be fair they do need a bit more care but it's also like as in just put them somewhere shaded / throw some some basic sticks and perpendicular strings up you can literally just throw tomatoes whole into the ground and cover it with dirt and it will grow. also sunflowers. everything grows. also peppers.

[iguessyouregonnamissthepantyraid]

went to home depot to buy pruning shears so i could do all my gardening work today and then i got home and sat on my nice cozy couch with a blankie and a coffee..... hardest battles strongest warriors etc

[groverarms]

Gardening tip: Don't refrigerate tomatoes if you can help it. It destroys the flavor and texture. I wish the damn stores would figure that out.

Freeze, can, or share them if you want to eliminate waste from growing more than you can eat.

[garryoakenthusiast]

It's tomato season, babes!

[inthecityofgoodabode]

August 2024: The Last Full Week

Tuesday harvest:

My queen having fun while we were scouting out places to fish:

One of the ponds that we looked at:

Our second planting of corn is starting to tassel. This variety is Fisher's Earliest:

The Kumato tomatoes that we grew from seeds collected from store-bought tomatoes are starting to ripen:

Friday harvest. All the summer squash & cucumbers are from our front yard garden volunteers:

We went fishing today. We came home empty-handed but I got this nice photo of the Wolf River:

[coldflasher]

so idk if i mentioned this but i got really into gardening this year. i've wanted to grow my own vegetables ever since i was a kid and now i have a garden i can actually do it. so i went all out. i grew tomatoes and strawberries and courgettes and peppers (they didn't go so well, wrong climate) and i spent weeks digging up the bamboo that the former owners planted (top tip: NEVER PLANT FUCKING BAMBOO, IT'S THE DEVIL'S PLANT) so i would have more room to grow things and it was SO FUN going out and picking my own food straight out of the garden, being like 'hmm i kinda feel like lettuce' and then just. going and grabbing some from the garden. AMAZING!!!

anyways then i went on holiday for two weeks and my family did not really take care of my garden while i was gone (fair, not their job) and the wind trashed my plants so i kinda lost enthusiasm cos it was all wrecked, and then all my tomatoes got a disease due to irregular watering because i couldn't be bothered going out there to water them every night, and THEN it was winter. so i lost interest and now i only go out into the garden to put potato peelings in the compost bin

and i was sat here like damn, i really hope that gardening wasn't just a short-lived obsession because it's easily one of the coolest hobbies i've had and also gets me away from the Horrors, aka, screens and the internet, and also let's be real, i spent way too much money on compost and plant pots, so it'd really suck if i never do that again, especially because everyone says the first year you grow your own food it's not really helpful financially cos all the supplies cost so much, it's only when you've been doing it for a year or two and figure shit out and don't have to start from scratch that it starts saving you money. so like. it would be nice to actually reap some financial benefits of what was a very expensive hobby lmao. (i bought OVER TWO HUNDRED LITRES OF COMPOST. IT SOUNDS LIKE A LOT BUT UNFORTUNATELY IT'S REALLY NOT, ESPECIALLY WHEN MOST OF YOUR GARDEN IS PATIO SO YOU HAVE TO GROW EVERYTHING IN CONTAINERS)

ANYWAY tl;dr the switch flipped in my brain again and i spent an hour today looking up different kinds of runner bean. there's a variety called firestorm, so obviously i'm gonna have to try and grow that. and i'm mentally planning out everything i'm gonna grow and now i'm chewing on the bars of my enclosure cos i can't start growing anything until april >:( boooooo

[buliandmia]

Heyyy yall

What’s y’all diet?? someone here vegetarian, vegan or just meat eater?

🥬 is vegan

🥚is vegetarian

🥓 is meat eater

Lmkkkk😄

[rawwithlove]

Just a few of my favorites in the garden lol the berries are doing OKAYISH. The peas are popping off lol the only problem is I don’t remember which ones are which anymore LMAO I believe there are also some cucumbers trying to grow in there but the ants never let us have any EVER. So, I'm don't wanna get my hopes up lol

I'm trying really hard to keep up with our garden this summer. Last year, I didn't water it enough :( Everything growing in this garden was either from scraps or on clearance from the store. My husband has a knack for bringing the dying plants back to life lol

[wildrungarden]

9/18/23 ~ started these Dragons Tongue bush beans mid August just because. I know I won’t get much out of them since I planted so late, but I do have one little bean 🥹 it’s so pretty!

[strqyr]

i think the hiatus is getting to me. not that my interest is lowering, far from it, but i have nothing new to ramble about. everything i've rambled about i've already done so extensively and i don't like repeating myself that much so now i'm just sitting here like

feels bad man

i thought about writing my cinder branwen au (finally lmao) but i had to think about the xiao long-rose house again and i'm stuck redesigning it for my own sanity, so my procrastination skills at least are in top shape.

[g-g-gh00st]

Normal people would be arguing about whether or not a tomato is a fruit while I seethe in the corner because a large majority of vegetables are actually fruit but are called vegetables literally for aesthetic reasons and it kills me

[groverarms]

IT. IS. TIME.

[hydroponics-farming]

[on-my-way-to-the-woods]

Aaaannnndddd another attempt 🤞

Built the bed up some more so the landlord is less likely to mow it over this time

Some of these seeds are getting started later in the season then they should be, some are 4+ years old, all have been stored terribly between many moves so, uh, we'll see what happens