I own a group on facebook where I post updates daily on my garden. I've decided to start posting here to steemit :). I hope all of you enjoy the pictures and watching the plants grow. I also post advice and videos of my techniques. All organic methods.
This is a jalapeno that I have re-vegged and kept alive through the winter from last year. It is doing very well now. The trunk sure is getting thick. I am definitely moving it to a bigger pot soon. She needs it. The pot it is in has gotten brittle and broken because of weather exposure. I do realize there are a couple aphids on there. For the most part the predatory insects outside come over and wipe them out. We have a high population of snakeflies here. Aphids are their favorite snack. I saw one out on my porch the other day going to town on em haha. It was great. I do pick them off myself too but overall they dont hurt the plant because I keep them under control via soap sprays and just squashing them with my fingers. They are softbodies insects. The jalapenos are the only ones that have a problem with the aphids. They dont touch any of my other plants. Its quite odd. When I do notice them too they are usually focused on the flowers. They are attracted to them.
This is my dwarf cherry tomato. Indeterminate.
My other tomatoes. Not sure of the variety on these.
My pineapple.
One of my cannabis plants. Strain Skunk #1 (I live in a LEGAL state)
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