I got my largest crop of siling labuyo ever.

Musky

Cone polish deez nuts.

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This seed company has a variety they call a "naked-seeded pumpkin".

The popular naked-seeded pumpkin that produces seeds without the hard shell that develops on most pumpkin seeds. The seeds are ready to eat straight from the fruit, or better yet, roast with a little olive oil and sea salt and enjoy! High in nutrition and protein, they are nature’s perfect snack. The pumpkins themselves are quite attractive with yellow-orange rinds that are striped with green; perfect for decorations.

https://www.rareseeds.com/squash-winter-lady-godiva

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I appreciate you sharing those notes. Now I see it is possible for pepper plants to live even longer than two seasons! The pepper plants seem to be like short-lived tropical trees.

Musky

My parents have a singular serrano plant left but it's a very productive plant, we have a hard time using up the harvests, and it's been alive at least three years now.

I have a serrano plant that's even older, but it's a tiny bonsai like plant. It's got 7 peppers and that's yuuuge for it.

And I'm trying to replace my Filipino pepper plant. That one must have been six years old before it died. That was sad, I loved that plant, but they live 3-9 years so I guess it was just its time. I don't know if this was normal but before it perished it did start putting out way more peppers than usual. A last gasp chance at propagating offspring perhaps.

So, they will eventually die, but you can definitely keep the same plants going for years.

I have read suggestions about pruning them way back before overwintering but I've never done it. And we don't exactly have proper winters.

Musky

They all come from the same plant. This is that original one now. Five nodes fell off the top. Of those one was non-viable and one became a snack for my niece's dog. So there's the original plant and three of its nodes still going as their own cacti.

The picture in this post is one of those node offspring.

In-the-clouds

u/Musky encouraged me to try to keep the pepper plants alive during the winter. He and his parents keep pepper plants alive in Texas for more than one growing season. Isn't that right, Musky?

In-the-clouds

Is that the same plant that you had a year ago?

Drewski

https://files.catbox.moe/z926mn.webp

SMCAB

Thrips, the blacks of the gardening world.

In-the-clouds

Pickled turnips - that was new to me. The slices changed color from white to pink!

jet199

https://urbanfarmandkitchen.com/lebanese-pickles/

In-the-clouds

I agree that the color of the blossoms is cheerful. But that's how weeds are: they look attractive but make no good fruit, and can cause harm, as with poison, sharp barbs, or thorns. Isn't that like a prostitute? They could look appealing to the senses, but leave the man who gets too close to her flowers with an STD, lost money, and shame.

Musky

I've seen those, I didn't know they were an agricultural nightmare. I think they're pretty.

thistle should be reported, and detailed recommendations for reporting invasive species are provided by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

The authorities in Mn apparently want people to narc on the plant.

In-the-clouds

The pictures here are of a specific weed called Canada thistle but this plant is found in other countries besides Canada, including the United States. I'm learning that "approximately 200 species of thistle have been identified." +

There is even one named Musk thistle. How about that /u/Musky ? It's "unpalatable to livestock". But the butterflies and pollinators may like its blossoms.

xoenix

Don't they have these in the States?

Megatron95

I remember them as a kid. Those things will scratch up your legs pretty bad.

IkeConn

Bless your heart.

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I bet that tastes delicious.

KARAN1

The Medicinal Garden Kit

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Noice

Musky

That looks great! That's more than my plants produced all year.

jet199

That will keep those non-men vampires away

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And this is what the garlic looked like after cleaning.

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My niggas. Of all of the drama in the world, gardening takes the top spot.