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orange lilly

How to transfer to an other container?

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lil cacti garden

Had to replace one that got to wet during a recent storm and took this lil cutting

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are classic, fragrant, bulb-producing perennials known for their showy, trumpet-shaped flowers in many colors, thriving in full sun and well-drained soil. They are easy to grow, planted in spring or fall, and come in various types like Asiatic, Oriental, and Tiger lilies, adding height and color to gardens from late spring through summer. Key to their care is good drainage, sun for the blooms, and shade for the roots, with a mulch layer to keep roots cool. Herbaceous perennial, grows from a scaly underground bulb. Varies by species, from 1 to 8 feet tall. Varies by type, from late spring to early fall. Full sun for the leaves, but roots prefer shade. Well-drained, fertile soil is essential; amend clay with compost for better drainage. Keep soil moist but not soggy; avoid stagnant water. Helps keep roots cool and moist. Fall or spring Plant bulbs 6-9 inches deep with roots down, spaced 9-12 inches apart, and water well. Use a bulb fertilizer when planting and a balanced liquid fertilizer during the growing

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only planted 2 bulbs have a third sprout!

Crazy how plants do that!

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tulip

Scientific Name: Tulipa.Family: Liliaceae (Lily family).Origins: Central Asia, notably the Tian Shan mountains, later cultivated extensively in Turkey and the Netherlands. They possess two to six fleshy, blue-green leaves (up to 12 in some species) and flowers with six tepals. They bloom in almost every color except true blue Plant bulbs in fall, 4 to 8 inches deep, allowing them to root before winter. They thrive in full sun and well-draining soil to prevent bulb rot Primarily early to mid-spring (April and May). Typically 2–6 leaves (some species up to 12) that are cauline, strap-shaped, and alternate, often with a waxy coating. Plant bulbs in the fall (4-8 inches deep) in well-drained soil. Prefer full sun to partial shade. Require well-drained soil, as bulbs will rot in overly moist conditions. They are considered short-lived perennials in many gardens, often treated as annuals for the best display. Excellent in pots, garden borders, or rock gardens.

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why does the ends of the leaves turn black

This happens on the ends of all the leaves not just the new growth...rest of the plant is healthy and has grown to over 6 ft. This happens to my other plants (hyacinth) as well???

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liris

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Lantana - eh

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Mammoth Sunflowesung

🌻🌻

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Philedendron Pink Princess

A lot bigger than I realized! She’s happy and healthy. This plant rarely needs water which I found interesting. She’s on the slowest cycle of every 2 weeks or so. I spray the leaves once a week. It’s getting rather tall

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Prince of Orange Growth

I bought this plant as a baby and it’s growing pretty well! Grows slower than my Princess of Orange which is huge now. Leaves come out an orange red, change to brown then green. He’s thirsty and easy to take care

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Canna Lily Dormancy Regrowth

I had heard you could put this canna lily in dormancy and she will regrow so I tried it out. It worked! The second pic is from last year. She’s a bit early for a flower shoot but I think it’s coming along nicely!

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hoping they make it

Sweet mint

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GROW GROW BIGGER

Mint love

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Needs to be transplanted but...

Basil love

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Not my fave but pretty

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mis amores. 😍🌺

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🌺🌺🌸

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❤️❤️❤️

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how to plant a tomato

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am i watering too much?

Idk if I’m watering them too much. Because I hardly ever water I feel like. Couple times a week and the soil is never like soppin wet or anything. Or am I not givin em enough water? Or light? Too much light? Lol

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