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Front to back:
Simox, Kumanovo, Oosikappal, Greenwood, Staghorn
Simox, Kumanovo, Oosikappal, Greenwood, Staghorn
China Voodoo Grow Log 2021
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Staghorn left (18" spacing), Oosikappal right (12" spacing)
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Simox front, Kumanovo back.
Life constraints has me planting fewer plants than I had planned. I still have a couple more weeks before they need to be in the ground but I thought I would do what I can before it rains today. But it rained and I'm wet and muddy. The white is diatomaceous earth. This is a really good spot judging by last year so these twelve should provide a decent amount of tobacco.
Life constraints has me planting fewer plants than I had planned. I still have a couple more weeks before they need to be in the ground but I thought I would do what I can before it rains today. But it rained and I'm wet and muddy. The white is diatomaceous earth. This is a really good spot judging by last year so these twelve should provide a decent amount of tobacco.
ChinaVoodoo
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Got the Jasmine in between the cucumbers and cabbages.
And the Greenwood along the peonies, and the Maskwacis beside the tomatoes.
And the Greenwood along the peonies, and the Maskwacis beside the tomatoes.
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Here's a video I made to show my mom and friends about my garden. That's why I don't go into detail about the tobacco. When I moved in a year ago, the only part of my property that was garden was the place up top where I put in sod.
View: https://youtu.be/HpQoF8Jguzs
Oldfella
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I'll be interested to see if the
Jasmine keeps most of the bugs away from your tobacco, it has on mine.
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ChinaVoodoo
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Do they attack the Jasmine instead?I'll be interested to see if the
Jasmine keeps most of the bugs away from your tobacco, it has on mine.
Oldfella
Pretty startling contrast, last photo of that post.
Oldfella
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They still eat some of the others but not as badly. I guess that Jasmine is like Dessert, eat it first.
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Oldfella
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I'll try and get a better picture today. The Jasmine has a lot more holes in it than the others. No bug or any other sprays have been used on them.Pretty startling contrast, last photo of that post.
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It might be inconclusive in my case because I've only had bugs once, (aphids).
santisimo
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Your plants look very nice!! Congratulations!
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Thank you. It was a lot of work.Nice job with your garden
Somehow, I missed your video tour. Impressive layout, variety and enthusiasm. That was a load of labor. Congrats!
[I've grown your pumpcchini, but have never decided how to spell it.]
Bob
[I've grown your pumpcchini, but have never decided how to spell it.]
Bob
ChinaVoodoo
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I keep hoping to find phenotype variation when I grow it. They all turn out with a central zucchini plant shape with orange fruits shaped like rugby balls. Maybe one time ill get a vine with green brontosaurus metacarpals. er, metatarsal.
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Simox left, Kumanovo right
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Oosikappal left Staghorn right
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This seems unusual for here.
ChinaVoodoo
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Oh wait, one second.
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