This stuff is the secret to my very modest success. I used my food processor to chop up some pablano peppers and let them steep in water overnight, then strained the water into an old spray bottle. I added a little bit of oil too, as I'd heard there were some bugs that didn't like that. I take it out with me every few days and spray down my plants. I know it makes a difference, because when I forgot to spray some plants I put on the other side of the house for a few days, they were eaten alive!
The rest of this post is really just pictures.
 |
| Lettuce! This is the best growing patch. |
 |
| This is what a strawberry looks like when you have thieving squirrel neighbors. |
 |
| The plant in the middle is a broccoli (I think) |
 |
| This was the smallest of my tomato plants that barely made it to the first rung when I planted it. |
 |
| Lettuce and carrots! |
 |
| This tomato has also grown tremendously. |
 |
| baby tomato! |
 |
| Not so baby tomatoes, though still too green to eat. |
 |
| The tall sprout there is a Sunflower from a very amazing and lovely friend. |
No comments:
Post a Comment
Join the conversation! It is a bit one-sided at the moment...