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Experimental planting. Pu beans. Cucumbers.

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... Read moreตอนเริ่ม “ทดลองปลูกถั่วพู” ที่บ้าน สิ่งที่ทำให้โตไวและเก็บฝักได้สวยคือ “ค้างถั่วพู” ค่ะ ถั่วพูเป็นไม้เลื้อยที่แรงมาก ถ้าปล่อยเลื้อยกับพื้นจะอับชื้น โรคง่าย ฝักเลอะดิน และเก็บยาก พอทำค้างดีๆ เถาจะรับแดดทั่วถึง ออกดอกติดฝักสม่ำเสมอขึ้น วัสดุที่ใช้ทำค้างถั่วพูแบบบ้านๆ - ไม้ไผ่/ไม้ยูคา/ไม้หลักยาวประมาณ 2–2.5 เมตร (แล้วแต่พื้นที่) - เชือกฟาง/เชือกไนลอน/ลวดอ่อน - ค้อน/จอบ (ช่วยขุดหลุมและตอกหลัก) - ถ้ามี: ตาข่ายทำค้าง หรือแหอวนเก่า จะช่วยให้เถาเกาะง่าย แบบค้างที่ทำง่ายและแข็งแรง (เหมาะกับมือใหม่) 1) แบบตัว A (A-Frame) - ปักหลักเป็นคู่ๆ เอียงเข้าหากันให้เป็นรูปตัว A ระยะห่างระหว่างคู่ประมาณ 1.5–2 เมตร - ผูกปลายบนของหลักแต่ละคู่ให้แน่น แล้วพาดไม้คานยาวด้านบนตลอดแนวเพื่อเพิ่มความแข็งแรง - ขึงเชือกเป็นตารางหรือผูกตาข่ายจากคานลงมาถึงพื้น เถาจะเกาะขึ้นเองเร็วมาก 2) แบบซุ้ม (อุโมงค์) - ถ้าปลูกเป็นแถวหน้าบ้านหรือทางเดิน ทำซุ้มจะสวยและเก็บฝักง่าย - ปักหลักสองข้าง แล้วพาดคานบน ทำเป็นโครง จากนั้นขึงเชือก/ตาข่ายให้ถั่วพูเลื้อยคลุมด้านบน ทริคที่ทำให้ค้างไม่ล้มง่าย (อันนี้สำคัญมาก) - ปักหลักลึกอย่างน้อย 30–40 ซม. โดยเฉพาะหน้าฝนและพื้นที่ลมแรง - มัดเงื่อนให้แน่น (ถ้าใช้เชือกฟาง แนะนำมัดซ้ำ 2 รอบ) - ทำ “คานบน” หรือ “ค้ำเฉียง” ช่วยรับน้ำหนัก เพราะถั่วพูโตแล้วหนักจริง - ถ้าดินร่วนมาก ให้ถมดินอัดรอบโคนหลัก หรือใช้หินวางถ่วง ช่วงเวลาที่ควรทำค้าง แนะนำทำตั้งแต่ต้นเริ่มเลื้อย (สูงประมาณ 20–30 ซม.) จะจัดทิศทางเถาง่าย ไม่หัก ไม่ช้ำ แล้วพอเถายาวให้ช่วย “ผูกเถา” หลวมๆ กับเชือกเป็นระยะ เถาจะยึดค้างเองต่อได้ ปลูกคู่กับแตงกวาได้ไหม? ถ้าปลูกถั่วพูกับแตงกวาใกล้กัน แนะนำแยกค้างคนละด้านหรือคนละแนว เพราะทั้งคู่เลื้อยเร็วมาก ถ้าใช้ค้างเดียวกันจะพันกันจนแย่งแสง เก็บผลยาก และเสี่ยงโรคจากความชื้นสะสม หลังทำค้างเสร็จ ดูแลง่ายขึ้นทันที: เดินเก็บฝักสะดวก โปร่งลม ลดเชื้อรา และเห็นดอกเห็นฝักชัดกว่าเดิมมาก ใครกำลังหาวิธีทำค้างถั่วพู ลองเริ่มจากแบบตัว A ก่อน ทำเร็ว ใช้วัสดุไม่เยอะ แต่ใช้งานได้คุ้มค่ะ

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✨❥𝒟𝓇. ℰ

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Cucumber planting guide
There’s nothing like picking fresh cucumbers straight from the garden 😍🥒 Give them sunshine, warm soil, and consistent watering and they’ll take OFF. A few cucumber tips that actually matter: 🌱 Plant after frost danger is gone ☀️ Full sun = bigger harvests 💧 Keep soil evenly moist 🪴 Trellis
smallrootsgarden

smallrootsgarden

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A vibrant garden scene with purple, yellow, and pink flowers serves as the cover for a "ZONE 6 ~ APRIL planting guide," highlighting night temperatures, regions, direct sowing, what to plant, and tips.
A garden path lined with yellow daffodils and purple flowers, with text encouraging viewers to "SAVE THIS for your April planting guide" and "FOLLOW FOR YOUR ZONE new blooms every month."
A raised garden bed with young plants, displaying a Zone 6 April guide for edible plants to "PLANT NOW" (lettuce, spinach, peas, cole crops), "ALSO GREAT" (onions, carrots, beets, potatoes, parsley), and "BONUS" (arugula, cilantro, dill), with frost tips.
Zone 6 April planting guide 🌱
Spring is settling in, but it’s not time to plant everything just yet. 🌱 Direct sow now • Peas • Spinach • Lettuce • Radishes • Carrots 🌿 Transplant outdoors • Broccoli • Cabbage • Kale 🌱 Start indoors • Tomatoes • Peppers • Cucumbers 🚫 Hold off on planting warm crops outside
🌿 Lyly 🌿

🌿 Lyly 🌿

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Garden tips 🥰
🌱✨ MAY IS THE PERFECT TIME TO START YOUR GARDEN 🪴☀️ Whether you got a big backyard or just a few pots on the porch… GROW SOMETHING this season 🥹💚 From: 🥕 Carrots 🍅 Tomatoes 🥒 Cucumbers 🍉 Watermelon 🌶️ Peppers 🍠 Sweet potatoes …there’s so many easy things you can plant RIGHT NOW depen
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Lemon707134787171

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A raised garden bed with young plants and dark soil, a husky dog in the background, and a small green planter with flowers. An overlay graphic displays a rough garden layout plan.
My Experimental First Garden
Testing how much I can fit in my 2” by 8” garden bed. I plan on pulling flowers out like weeds if they start getting in the way. Tips on how to encourage abundance is appreciated! #AskLemon8 #startingagarden #garden #abundance #harvest #DIY #husky #gardenbeds #flowers #MyP
Hobby Diary

Hobby Diary

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My TOP TWO tips for gardening 101
These two companion plants are a MUST have in your veggie garden no matter what zone you are in …. I will be posting more amazing companion plants that are beneficial and why but if I had to pick only two for a beginner gardener it would be these two . Swipe to see why … . . . #gardening #ga
jbarnastudio

jbarnastudio

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A title image for "ZONE 11 September Planting Guide" with tropical plants like Monstera, Bird of Paradise, and a red Heliconia in a modern planter, set against a light wall.
An infographic detailing Zone 11 coverage, including Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, and parts of Southeast Asia, along with September nighttime temperatures of 70-80°F (21-27°C), indicating hot, humid nights with no frost concern.
A vintage-style illustration featuring "Greetings from ZONE 11 GARDENS" with a sunset beach scene. It showcases illustrations of Snapdragon, Sweet Peas, and Pansies, describing them as cool-season flowers and a classic climber.
Zone 11 gardeners ~ September planting guide 🌸
Warm September nights in Zone 11 mean you can keep planting both tropical blooms and fast-growing edibles. This is the month to refresh beds with flowers that thrive in heat, while also tucking in herbs and cool-season crops that will carry into fall. 🌸 Flowers to plant now ~ Marigolds ~ deter
🌿 Lyly 🌿

🌿 Lyly 🌿

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A vibrant tropical scene featuring a basket of fruits like pineapple, papaya, and mango on a wooden table, surrounded by colorful flowers and lush greenery. The text reads "ZONE 13 DECEMBER PLANTING GUIDE" with details on nighttime temps, regions, direct sow, ideas, and tips.
A lush tropical garden with a stone pathway winding through vibrant foliage and colorful flowers. The image includes text "ZONE 13 December SAVE & FOLLOW for your Zone" encouraging engagement for gardening guidance.
A list of tropical flowers that bloom in Zone 13 during December, including Bougainvillea, Hibiscus, Plumeria, Bird of Paradise, and Heliconia. It also lists indoor growing options like microgreens, leafy greens, herbs, and sprouts, set against a background of tropical blooms.
✨ Zone 13 December Planting Guide ~ Year-Round Gro
December in Zone 13 is not a pause it’s continuation 🌞🌿 There is no frost, no dormancy, and no true seasonal slowdown. Instead, the garden moves through cycles of growth, harvest, pruning, and replanting, guided more by rainfall and heat than by the calendar. This month is ideal for succession
🌿 Lyly 🌿

🌿 Lyly 🌿

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A graphic titled "Planting by the Moon & Frost Dates: A Guide to Timing Your Garden for Success." It features a bee, a full moon, and a garden scene with various vegetables and a garden fork, set against a grid background.
Garden season is around the corner :)
Did you know that planting by the moon phases can boost your garden’s growth? Pair that with your local last frost date, and you can time your planting just right for healthier, more productive plants! How to Plan Your Garden by the Moon Phases 🌑 New Moon (Waxing Moon) – Best for above-ground
mindful.living🌙

mindful.living🌙

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Planting Calendar
#thevioletwitch #viveescuriocabinet #mundanemagick #witchyaffirmation #magickwithV #flowermagick #lemon8challenge #plantingseason #plantingcalendar https://fylandlr.wixsite.com/the-violet-witch https://viveescuriocabinet.wixsite.com/viveescuriocabinet
TheVioletWitch

TheVioletWitch

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Ipad🌸
#ipad #ipadsetup #ipadaesthetic #ipadpro #lemon8challenge
Tasty Bites 🥙

Tasty Bites 🥙

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