How to grow this in my friend’s hair without him knowing? Originally by u/DustWorlds on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/273wjb9u

Monster VFT (stripy edition) My plant partner noticed this guy earlier in the season when we were repotting for sale and said to hold it back. He was right, this is a cool one! (more on trappednursery on ig if you're into that) Originally by u/mkammerer on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22yc3msb

What is this and how do I get rid of it? (Zone 6) What the title says. I have this low growing, almost fern like plant growing in patches across my front lawn. If anyone can help me ID this I’d appreciate it! Originally by u/justin_keib on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2agb8rbs

Lamb’s Ear in bloom. Originally by u/burnt_tung on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/232zbycx

I stay with my homies 🦶 Bangin on that chromie 👊 Originally by u/OvergrownTree on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27cm22ao

Cucumber issues I planted my cucumber direct sow about 2 months ago. Tampa, FL area. It has been growing very fast the last few weeks. I know I didn’t put enough soil in the bed. Can I add more to the bed and fill up to the first set of flowers? Also some flowers have spots on them and shriveled leaves. Any other advice would be appreciated. Originally by u/orangesherbert33 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29vz5h7o

new baby to be loved Originally by u/Effective_Silver1307 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22tpbzbf

What is this green and purple plant? It is in the Dominican Republic, if that helps Originally by u/tethermops on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23bexxzy

My garden helper Originally by u/irotsamoht on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29cpbkzg

Growing indeterminate tomatoes and cucumbers opposite on same trellis Cucumbers are quickly making their way up the trellis as intended (right side). Indeterminate tomatoes have outgrown the string wire trellis in the center of the left planter (red arrow). I had made a big chop and forgot about them 2 weeks ago. Now, it has doubled in size vertically and looks eager to grow. Considering leaning the tomatoes over into the wire trellis and having them grow up and over - will this be a fatal mistake? Am I going to over crowd my cukes and be left with a huge tangled viney mess? Will the dumb aphids and ants taking vacancy in my cucumber flowers destroy my tomatoes? My first garden and it’s all about learning this year, would love to hear advice from you experts in the field. Originally by u/mightylittlebitty on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bgscnsp