My First Garden - Page 2

OMIncorporated · May 28, 2014

Soooo this weeks dilemma is: I think my two oldest plants (the CP and YP) are seriously rootbound. I sprinkled some fertilizer on top of them last week and realized today it hadn't sunk in at all, upon further investigation I realized there's only like, 1/2" of soil on top, then its a dense clump of roots. The Yellow Pear's bottom leaves are yellowing but it still has tons of blossoms (sorry for the huge pics)

Here is the CP that was bitten by some unidentified bug:

and the big boy:

I don't really have the time or means to repot these so I'm just going to ride it out. Are they doomed?!?

The Anaheim is overflowing with peppers but none are getting very big. Should I pick some?!

I think I got the aphid problem under control, doused everything with Safer spray last week and I have yet to find any more. Now I'm afraid all of my other plants are going to get rootbound soon, ahhhh!

Redbaron · May 28, 2014

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The Anaheim is overflowing with peppers but none are getting very big. Should I pick some?!

Just be patient

Vespertino · June 2, 2014

That's a great garden you've got there, and you're doing great- a lot better than I did last year on my first patio garden.

OMIncorporated · June 11, 2014

I harvested my first tomato yesterday! This big ugly Cherokee purple, haven't eaten it yet, just admiring it

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MissS · June 11, 2014

You are going to LOVE that one.

Patti

June 11, 2014	#20
MissS Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin Posts: 3,150	You are going to LOVE that one. Patti __________________ ~ Patti ~

May 28, 2014	#16
OMIncorporated Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 15	Soooo this weeks dilemma is: I think my two oldest plants (the CP and YP) are seriously rootbound. I sprinkled some fertilizer on top of them last week and realized today it hadn't sunk in at all, upon further investigation I realized there's only like, 1/2" of soil on top, then its a dense clump of roots. The Yellow Pear's bottom leaves are yellowing but it still has tons of blossoms (sorry for the huge pics) Here is the CP that was bitten by some unidentified bug: and the big boy: I don't really have the time or means to repot these so I'm just going to ride it out. Are they doomed?!? The Anaheim is overflowing with peppers but none are getting very big. Should I pick some?! I think I got the aphid problem under control, doused everything with Safer spray last week and I have yet to find any more. Now I'm afraid all of my other plants are going to get rootbound soon, ahhhh!

June 2, 2014	#18
Vespertino Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Southlake, TX Posts: 743	That's a great garden you've got there, and you're doing great- a lot better than I did last year on my first patio garden.