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#GardeningTips

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#GardeningTips is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 13 people shared 46 posts with it β€” around 2 a day. Activity is up 27% versus the previous week, peaking on Aug 6 with 5 posts.

#GardeningTips posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #GardeningTips

VegPlotter: Online Vegetable Garden and Allotment Planner
@vegplotter.com
6 days ago
For bumper tomato harvests: pinch out side shoots & nip growing tips of vine tomatoes after 4-5 trusses form. Remember to feed with tomato fertilizer when watering! πŸ… #Tomatoes #GardeningTips Grow guide here : vegplotter.com/grow-guides/...
Wicker basket overflowing with mixed small and medium red, orange, and yellow tomatoes set on a weathered wooden crate among leafy tomato plants, conveying a fresh home-garden harvest.
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VegPlotter: Online Vegetable Garden and Allotment Planner
@vegplotter.com
over 1 year ago
Want a bumper crop of cherry tomatoes? Try the cascading variety β€œHundreds and Thousands”, which thrives in a hanging basket! Keep it well-watered, and you’ll have a waterfall of tiny, juicy tomatoes all summer long. Perfect for snacking straight off the vine! #Gardening #Tomatoes #gardeningtips
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VegPlotter: Online Vegetable Garden and Allotment Planner
@vegplotter.com
over 1 year ago
Beetroot seeds have a natural germination inhibitor, requiring heavy rain to sprout. Speed up the process by soaking them in lukewarm water for 24 hours. Sow while still damp, and seedlings should emerge in 10-14 days. #GardeningTips #GrowYourOwn
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VegPlotter: Online Vegetable Garden and Allotment Planner
@vegplotter.com
over 1 year ago
Too much nitrogen = big leaves, small onions! If your soil is rich in nitrogen, interplant onions with leafy greens like lettuce to help absorb the excess. This keeps your onions focused on bulb growth rather than foliage. A simple trick for better harvests! #GardeningTips #OnionGrowing
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VegPlotter: Online Vegetable Garden and Allotment Planner
@vegplotter.com
over 1 year ago
Use empty grapefruit halves as a natural slug and snail trap! Cut small doorways into the rind and place them near vulnerable plants. The citrus scent lures them in overnight, making morning collection easy. A simple, eco-friendly way to protect your garden! #gardeningtips #organicpestcontrol
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VegPlotter: Online Vegetable Garden and Allotment Planner
@vegplotter.com
11 months ago
Save your skins! 🍌 When planting out tomatoes, bury two banana skins in the bottom of the hole. They provide a fantastic, slow-release source of potash, crucial for developing flowers & fruit. This organic trick works for any potash-loving plant, like roses or peppers! πŸ… #GardeningTips #Potash
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VegPlotter: Online Vegetable Garden and Allotment Planner
@vegplotter.com
over 1 year ago
Boost your salad veg with potash! It’s essential for fruiting crops like tomatoes & peppers. Use a liquid tomato feed rich in potash once flowers set, then feed weekly. Stop when nights cool to help plants wind down naturally. Stronger plants, better harvests! #GardeningTips #PotashPower
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VegPlotter: Online Vegetable Garden and Allotment Planner
@vegplotter.com
over 1 year ago
Apple blossom is one of spring’s sweetest sights, but it’s also vital for fruit later! Top tip: Plant pollinator-friendly flowers nearby to attract bees and boost your apple harvest. More bees = more apples! #SpringGarden #AppleBlossom #GardeningTips
4 12 100
VegPlotter: Online Vegetable Garden and Allotment Planner
@vegplotter.com
over 1 year ago
Cabbage butterfly caterpillars can quickly damage brassicas. Keep them away by planting strong-scented herbs like chamomile, mint, rosemary, sage, and thymeβ€”these smells deter them. You can also shield your crops with muslin or horticultural fleece for extra protection. #GardeningTips #PestControl
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VegPlotter: Online Vegetable Garden and Allotment Planner
@vegplotter.com
6 months ago
Don’t toss those egg cartons! πŸ₯šπŸŒ± They’re the perfect biodegradable starters for your garden. Fill each cell with soil, drop in a seed, & watch them sprout on your windowsill. Once they’re ready, just cut the cups & plant them directly into the earthβ€”zero waste, zero root shock. 🌍✨ #GardeningTips
Three egg cartons/boxes one filled with soil and one with Pak Choi / Bok Choy seedlings for transplanting.
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VegPlotter: Online Vegetable Garden and Allotment Planner
@vegplotter.com
5 days ago
Sandy soil pros: light, drains well, and warms up fast for early planting. But watch out! Nutrients wash out easily. To improve it, add organic matter like compost, mulch with bark, and plant ground cover like cotoneaster or hebes to prevent erosion. #GardeningTips #SoilHealth #SandySoil
Gloved hands using a garden fork to transfer leaves and woody yard debris into a wheelbarrow for composting and mulching in a sunny backyard.
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