Black eggs on tomatoes are a common occurrence that confuses gardeners, as the cause is not always apparent. If you are in a similar situation, fret not. Here are some potential problems that might be the reason behind black eggs on tomato leaves. What are Black Eggs on Tomato Leaves? Black eggs on tomato leaves […]
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Companion planting is a great technique. If you are planning to go for it, you must have heard about how some plants are better suited for this technique. Strawberries and carrots both are great choices for companion planting. But can you plant carrots with strawberries, here is all you need to know. Can You Plant
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So, your tomatillo leaves are curling? Don’t worry. In this article, I will list all the potential causes, and tell you if you can save your plant. Why are Your Tomatillo Leaves Curling? There are 7 potential causes of tomatillo leaves curling. However, the most possible ones are Tobacco Mosaic Virus, nutrient imbalance, and extreme
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A lot of people who grow thyme experience white spots on its leaves. Is it serious? Can you treat eat? Is such thyme still edible? Keep on reading to find it out! What are the White Spots on Thyme? The white spots on thyme might be the cause of sucking insects, chlorine from water, scale
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I plant tomatoes almost every year. I’ve dealt once with tomato fruits that turned white. In this article, I’ll tell you what’s the problem, and what you can do about it. Why is Tomato Fruit Turning White? Your tomato fruit might be turning white because of a few reasons, but the most probable one is
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If you’ve noticed weeds that look like watermelon, but you’re not sure what’s their name, I have something for you. In this post, I listed all the possible watermelon-like weeds, so you can identify them. 1. Solanum Nigrum Solanum nigrum, also called the European black nightshade or blackberry nightshade is a species of flowering plant in the genus Solanum. Ripe
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If you’re left with too many green cayenne peppers, you definitely should make use of them. In this post, I will tell you 10 things that you can do with too many green cayenne peppers. What to Do With too Many Green Cayenne Peppers? The best things that you can do with too many green
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Right now, you might be wondering why there are ants on your corn. I’ve encountered the same problem a few years ago, so I decided to help you out with that. Why are Ants Attracted to Corn? Ants are attracted to corn, because of aphid presence. Aphids produce sweet honeydew that ants love to eat.
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Many gardeners experience the problem with a fruiting chilli plant that doesn’t produce any fruits. As an experienced gardener, I think I know what’s the problem, and there is a solution to that. Why is Your Chilli Plant Flowering But not Fruiting? Your chilli plant might be flowering but not fruiting, probably because of a
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There are hundreds, if not thousands, of tomato varieties. Some of them have hilarious names. In this post, I’ve gathered the funniest names so you can have fun! 1. Nebraska Weeding The name of this tomato derives from… Nebraska. This tomato was used as a decoration to predict a prosperous marriage in churches. It’s an
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