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  • happy_piwakawaka@lemmy.nz
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    10 months ago

    Harvested potatoes this morning and was pleasantly surprised by the haul from my tiny plot. Gotta figure out what to plant in the space next - maybe some pumpkin

    Potato harvest

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      10 months ago

      They look amazing! I’ve only tried growing potatoes a couple of times and never got too many. That’s an amazing crop you have there!

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        10 months ago

        Beginners luck on my part. They got absolutely flattened by the wind so I wasn’t confident of getting much of anything, but real happy with how my forays into growing stuff is progressing

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          10 months ago

          I’ve definitely had my own surprises. A couple of years back we had tomato plants growing like bushes, we could not eat them all, the dog helped himself to heaps and still there were too many.

          Then there’s also the courgette plant that would pump out a new one every couple of days for what felt like months, we got so sick of them. Then one day it died, like really died, the thing flattened and went brown and was pretty much gone in a couple of days. It didn’t do living or dying by halves.

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      10 months ago

      That’s quite the haul!! What variety did you grow? My last attempt a few years ago got some kind of blight late in the season. I’ve stuck with tomatoes and chilis since then.