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DarkRider
DarkRider 26.08.2026, 14:14
#Tomatoes in the outdoor jungle! I’d already pruned them by the bucketful this spring... and there are lots of surprises, because last year I simply collected seeds from the plants (mostly the yellow snake tomatoes), and those hybrids are growing this year.
#Tomatoes in the outdoor jungle! I’d already pruned them by the bucketful this spring... and there are lots of surprise… #Tomatoes in the outdoor jungle! I’d already pruned them by the bucketful this spring... and there are lots of surprise… #Tomatoes in the outdoor jungle! I’d already pruned them by the bucketful this spring... and there are lots of surprise… #Tomatoes in the outdoor jungle! I’d already pruned them by the bucketful this spring... and there are lots of surprise… #Tomatoes in the outdoor jungle! I’d already pruned them by the bucketful this spring... and there are lots of surprise… #Tomatoes in the outdoor jungle! I’d already pruned them by the bucketful this spring... and there are lots of surprise… #Tomatoes in the outdoor jungle! I’d already pruned them by the bucketful this spring... and there are lots of surprise…
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Heidemarie Heidemarie 26.08.2026, 16:01
Ich nehme gern die gesunden Geitztriebe und streue sie zerkleinert zwischen die Kohlpflanzen als Mulch. Es lenkt den Kohlweisling von den Pflanzen ab. Oder ist das nur Einbildung? Zumindest habe ich dieses Jahr noch nicht eine Raupe oder Eiablage gesichtet trotz unzähliger Kohlweislinge, die herumflattern.

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