Budsmoker's Veggie Garden UPDATE (PICS!)

pic 1: peppers
pics 2&8: brussel sprouts
pic 7: blackberries/raspberries
pic 9: catnip for the cat
pic 10: crooked-neck squash



i've seen some good growth since my first picture post, so I thought i'd share w/you all...i've counted 50 tomatoes growing on the 6 plants in picture 4 (the one with my dog)...those ones are 6 feet or a little over now...i expect them to reach 10-12 feet and produce a hundred or so

so far i've harvested broccolli, cabbage and squash. the ganj garden is doing well too this year

enjoy

looking good bruv, and that pepper looks delicious. my pepper plants have basicly had all there leaves eaten by bloody pests, how do you keep yours from getting that way

cheers Ragingbull

good Q...i think peppers become susceptible to red spider mites in my region, and it turns some leaves on some of em a very light green...looks like tomato blithe on pepper plants...i'd treat em jus like an MJ plant- spray accordingly (after rains) w/neem oil/natural soap (making sure to get the underside of leaves primarly)...as for when the pepper develops...i stay sure to watch pesky beatles that like to hide under leaves and nibble at my peppers. somewhat routine checks/manually taking em off is all i need to do

Veggies looking good. I grew black berries last season, but only got to eat a few as the damn birds always beat me to them! I've since been growing mine in the greenhouse-- no birds in there! What's your secret to keeping critters from eating them?

Oh, and your shepard is beautiful-- he/she looks to be posing for the camera! I had one growing up through my teens and into my twenty's. She was smart, loyal, intuitive, and a great friend and family member. Good luck with your grow bud, cheers.