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Central Coast – Tomato Raised Bed
When it comes to raised bed depth for tomatoes here, your typical Aussie summer sun tends to bake the soil a bit, so I'd recommend going deeper than you might in cooler climates. Aim for 18-24 inches for most varieties, especially if you're growing indeterminate types like those juicy Romas. CentralRead more
When it comes to raised bed depth for tomatoes here, your typical Aussie summer sun tends to bake the soil a bit, so I’d recommend going deeper than you might in cooler climates. Aim for 18-24 inches for most varieties, especially if you’re growing indeterminate types like those juicy Romas. Central Coast soil can be sandy in some spots, so don’t forget to mix in some good compost and organic matter like those delicious composted banana peels
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You can try rotating your pots occasionally so that sunlight is evenly distributed, or move it to a place where it gets bit more sunlight. Since one vine is long, it would benefit from pruning. Cut atleast half of the vine,it encourages to produce more shoots. Moving it to larger container also helpRead more
You can try rotating your pots occasionally so that sunlight is evenly distributed, or move it to a place where it gets bit more sunlight. Since one vine is long, it would benefit from pruning. Cut atleast half of the vine,it encourages to produce more shoots. Moving it to larger container also helps. Regular pinch back of the stems just above a leaf node is the best way to make any plants bushier.
See lessViolet Daisies are not blooming
Excessive heat can put stress on your daisies, impacting its bloom. Try misting them in hot afternoons. Also plan to feed them if you haven't fertilised them recently.
Excessive heat can put stress on your daisies, impacting its bloom. Try misting them in hot afternoons. Also plan to feed them if you haven’t fertilised them recently.
See lessPeace Lilly watering
Best way is to listen to your plant. Peace Lillies can be quite dramatic. It droops when it requires water, check the frequency when it does that. Based on that you can set a watering schedule. It also depends on the humidity inside your home, having a humidifier also keeps it happy.
Best way is to listen to your plant. Peace Lillies can be quite dramatic. It droops when it requires water, check the frequency when it does that. Based on that you can set a watering schedule. It also depends on the humidity inside your home, having a humidifier also keeps it happy.
See lessTips on Veggie patch in Victoria
Hi Peter, You can check this out for more info https://aussieplantlovers.com//a-regional-planting-guide-to-summer-veggies-in-australia/
Hi Peter, You can check this out for more info https://aussieplantlovers.com//a-regional-planting-guide-to-summer-veggies-in-australia/
See lessWhite patch on snake plant
Hi Jordan, this looks like sunburn. Did you move the plant closer to sun anytime or was it getting direct sun than usual. You can try moving the plant from direct sunlight and cut of that portion of the leaf.
Hi Jordan, this looks like sunburn. Did you move the plant closer to sun anytime or was it getting direct sun than usual. You can try moving the plant from direct sunlight and cut of that portion of the leaf.
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