Gardening

My calamondins at home have been eaten by worms. 😭

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Important question: will you eat them when ripe? 🤔

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I’m a founder because I’m trying to get to that point in life where I know what that is. Horticulture is some married life shit.

I can see using a wall for support would reduce the need for plant structural material. So more energy would go to fruit.

…you could probably get the same effect with metal wires without loss of light.

I’ve always wanted to grow a plant upside down to see how using gravity would affect it.

It’s called an espalier, lol

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Espalier

Would probably come in faster/juicier if you planted it away from the fence, so it gets more light

miss the mature mandarin tree we had at a rental couple years back. sun warmed right off the tree is an insane boost mid-winter. 🤤

Every time and I try and grow fruit / vegetables outdoors pests / insects always get to them

Any tips to prevent or is it just a Florida struggle

Are they sweeter or more sour than the common ones?

It's citrus fruit season 😋 in my country we plant satsumas, lemons, oranges, avocado 🥑