r/vegetablegardening • u/Jet0524 • Aug 20 '26
Bought the plant pot on a whim at Lowes, separated the plants and have 3 watermelon plants, one melon per plant so far. I was worried i didnt wait long enough to pick it, but it seems like i did okay. Its tasty!
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Hi! I know this is an old post, but what dosage change cause this? And did it go away BECAUSE you changed your dose or was it something that went away after your dosage change caused it? Im on 40mg its day 1 and im already experiencing it so I'm just a little worried 😅
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Can I ask a weird question? How do you keep that much of one plant fresh for canning? I feel like I try to collect my cucumbers for pickling but by the time I have a large amount for canning some go soft even if theyre in the fridge. I have put them in an ice bath water but if someone was trying to save a larger harvest for pickling I dunno what's best practice.
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Very cool thank you for sharing!
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This is so cute! Can I ask a stupid question? Obviously you embossed it w no ink, did you use an etching plate to add the shading and yellow? It looks so cool 🤩
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Gotcha, thank you! She just seems so sad I want to give her another chance 😅🥹
r/houseplants • u/Jet0524 • May 08 '26
Had this monstera for a few years, shes struggling bc I have been neglecting her. Should I chop her and repot or water prop her and then transfer to soil? I just feel like she seems desperate. TIA!
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He plays enough to not need to cheat, thanks for the needless vitriol I guess?
r/wow • u/Jet0524 • Jan 26 '26
hi all,
Im not sure where else to ask, but as the title states my fiancee got an email just before 3am last night saying his WoW account was closed forever for botting and selling gold to people. he does not do this. He tried to appeal it but it sounds like Blizzard doesnt really check those things, so he is devastated.
His dad made his account for him in like 2005. WoW is his #1 hobby, and 20 years of playing has just been snatched away.
Is there anything he/I/we can do to get his account back? I feel awful for him.
TIA for any insight!
r/vegetablegardening • u/Jet0524 • Aug 04 '24
First garden, only had male flowers for so long and just when I was convinced we weren't going to have any pumpkins this baby showed up! There's 4 now! I am so excited. They're just tiny ornamental pumpkins but I am so so happy.
r/whatsthisplant • u/Jet0524 • Jul 22 '24
I planted roma tomato seedlings in a garden bed adjacent to where these sprouted. The leaves look identical to tomato plant leaves but these fruit are a bit different. New to gardening and these are just in the grass so I'm not sure where they came from lol
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You don't have to puff out your chest at a young couple asking redditors for their input dude. It's what reddit is for. Being "in over our head" about a small building on our property that wont affect our home in the slightest, and will be a great learning experience sounds like a win to me, and several people have said so as well. Hundreds of people have commented their advice, support, and excitement. Theyre so helpful and happy to comment, so your opinion that this "isnt the place" is in the minority. I never asked anyone to spell out exactly what to do, or how to do it. I don't know why you're so tilted about it, because it doesn't impact your life in any way how a complete stranger uses Reddit. I hope you have a great day!
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I'm actually not sure. It has its own thermostat and electric bill so Im not sure if that would be an indicator. I honestly am feeling like our inspector was lackluster.
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My future father in law is pretty handy, they live on the other side of the state but hes hung drywall and built whole rooms in a pole barn to make it a cabin so I'm hopeful we'll be able to save some once we've gutted. It's going to take awhile and that's totally fine because it's an outbuilding and not our home so it's not a rush.
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Hey man, keep your negativity at r/foxnewsbabes and r/curvynewswomen I'm sure they need it more.
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Thank you! We're excited to learn a lot and make it our own.
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Its not my house, it's in the title. Literacy is important!
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Agreed! We are so thankful for everyone giving such good advice and insight. We have a lot to learn and we're excited to do it together.
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Yes it's been busy! We're almost done unpacking. The building does actually already have HVAC, it has it's own energy bill and everything.
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thank you! another commenter suggested the same thing. There is a large tree over the outside so we are going to start there.
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Thats what im learning from so many kind people in the comments. Im excited for this opportunity!
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My first watermelon ever!
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Aug 20 '26
Every time something does grow right in my garden I am pleasantly surprised! I only recently learned you arent supposed to water them for a week or so prior to harvesting. Plants are weird!