r/OrganicGardening • u/InternationalPen6947 • 9h ago
My mint pot got some sort of disease in August not sure if it was blight or what. I cut it down and it’s growing back along with uninvited mushrooms. The leaves are still discolored and sick looking.
Should I just toss the whole thing and start over in the spring with a new plant?
r/OrganicGardening • u/Yosef_Benvolio • 2d ago
i'm curious about homemade fertilizers and which ones are actually useful for an organic garden. i've heard people use compost, worm castings, and other natural materials to provide nutrients, but i'm interested in what experienced gardeners rely on most.
do you make your own plant fertilizers at home? what materials do you use, how do you apply them, and have you noticed a difference compared with using compost alone?
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r/OrganicGardening • u/Regular-Swordfish118 • 3d ago
Another haul.
r/OrganicGardening • u/Mrbigdaddy72 • 4d ago
Still have about 60 black radishes, spinach and tatsio growing but they should be able to handled the first just fine.
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r/OrganicGardening • u/SlowYourRollBro • 5d ago
Basically the title. We bought a house without noticing the trees of heaven in the back corner and just outside the fence. The one I’d most like to treat (because it’s a host tree for ungodly amounts of lantern flies) is 3-4 stories tall. It has 2 codominant trunks; each is probably 2.5 feet in diameter.
Are 98-99% copper nails actually a viable option to handle it?
r/OrganicGardening • u/BusyMathematician844 • 5d ago
I know this might be tough, but I'm looking for all the ideas (no matter how unhinged they sound). I'm trying to help a family member avoid having a mulberry "medusa" here.
Like the title implies, they're not willing to use roundup, tordon, or anything along those lines and a stump grinder is not in the budget.
There are two mulberry stumps - they're currently cut about 2 feet above the ground but could be cut so they're flush with the ground. The trees were a good 25 or 30 inches in diameter.
I'm willing to do a fair amount of work trying to smother them or whatever might be most effective. Aesthetics aren't too big of a concern (especially if it means not using chemicals).
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r/OrganicGardening • u/hikergent • 9d ago
How does one know when is the best time to pick a grapefruit?
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r/OrganicGardening • u/Mrbigdaddy72 • 12d ago
Killed sight on seen. Third adult lantern fly I have seen. Earlier in the year saw a bunch of young ones and vacuumed them up. My neighbors have out of control tree of heavens they won’t remove.
