Pull before hot weather? I am in central NY and its expected to be low 90s with heat index of like 105 for til Tues of next week. I have sugar snap and snow peas, kale, tatsoi, radish and swiss chard. Should I yank everything on Sat morning before it heats up and they bolt or water really well and hope they don’t bolt? Everything was kind of delayed because we had such a cool wet May. Thanks! Garden helper photo tax Originally by u/ATeaformeplease on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2chs8lyo

Nepenthes ampullaria ‘Orange’ (Tayeve, Irian Jaya) Originally by u/curiousplant on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22mmtebb

I found the tiniest praying mantis in my house!! Originally by u/Traditional-Term8813 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cke4ogl

What kind of damage is this ? small banana plant leaf got a dark spot, this is the second time (see first time on the botom leaf, which left a dried spot) I dont think i overwater, i keep the bottom of the pot moist (bottom watering), enough for the top of the soil to stay dry I put it on my south window sill during the day so it about 5h of direct sun. It kind of looks like temperature damage but my other plants are just fine Originally by u/Enough_Mushroom8957 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2aaw9x8a

brother is HUNG Originally by u/chickenooget on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xst8leb

My first ever beetroot harvest! Originally by u/raddit95 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/278qj7ft

Top of Dracaena is dying but new shoot at the bottom is great Got a bad case of rot in the upper parts of this Dracaena, cut off the bad branches hoping the remaining would do better. They still seem pretty sad but the leaves at the bottom are going strong! How could I best promote the growth of the leaves at the bottom? I’m ok with cutting off the top branches or even towards the base of the tree if needed. Gets good indirect sunlight, and very infrequent watering - I let the entire soil bed dry out for like a month to try and save it from the rot (april-may) and only watered it about two weeks ago. Was going to stick to watering every two weeks Originally by u/Feeling_Lobster_7914 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25nbv4en

Rubber plants are my favorite! Originally by u/LindsG9 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29o8kw6c

First time growing Lilies and this was my first bloom. Originally by u/trixstar3 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ybaz94q

Soil Test Corrections I am new to lawn management and playing catchup as I haven’t done a ton over the past 2 seasons. I am in Northern Utah(near Perry) and have KBG. I recently got the following soil test and have since laid a 50LB bag of IFA step 3 (25-5-10) in my just over 6000 sf lawn. With that, the nitrogen should be corrected. I now need to correct the following. I have no clue which product to purchase, how much I should add of each, and if granular or liquid is recommended. I am also spraying Yard Mastery Compaction Cure, so not sure if that will help with any of this. Are any of these unnecessary to add? Thanks in advance for the help. New to all of this! Iron Potassium Manganese Boron Copper Zinc Originally by u/Ok-Marsupial-3508 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22cmvsqm