#growing flowers

[stressedoutofmymindagain]

Growing flowers Pt 1/?

I have no idea how much I will be able to continue this, or even make of it, but making these 6 pages as a comic was actually pretty fun to do again. I would like to try and continue this comic, bit by bit, so for now have these 6 pages.

I more-so want to have this comic be focused on the perspective of Mole, Estella, Pip and Pocket instead of my usual comics being near Gregory's view. So we might see me drawing more of the other kids!

[amalthea-felsblood]

So I had a little idea for some lite RP ♡ I started growing flowers and when I have enough I will be traveling to each main town to sell a few. It will take a while to get the stock I want since I can only grow two a day. Once I have enough, I will be setting up shop outside my home as well. I really hope this will all work out. See you all soon!

[strawberrysugarice]

ִֶָ𓂃 ࣪˖ ִִֶֶָ🌾 Stimboard of my original character, Bunny, with nature themes and hares - Bunny is said to harbor the entity known as 'Life', although they are often feared, not much is known about them besides rumors. Bunny themself is not aware of the nickname people gave them and actually resembles hares more than rabbits. 𓂃 ࣪˖ ִִֶֶָ🌾

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[balkanradfem]

Hello! I don't know if is silly to ask, but I'm from México and I was looking to grow nigella flowers. The silly part is that I'm unsure about were to get the seeds. The nigella comes from the black cumin seed, but I only found information about the seed used as a spice to add to the food or just as something medicinal. I don't know if the seeds that are sold for cooking can be used for gardening. I just really want to give it a try. I'm kinda worried that it fails because México is very sunny and where I live is very tropical so growing flowers is tough.

Still I want to believe I can do it because during the pandemic I started to grow an avocado seed and I actually managed to grow a tree from it. My tree is already as tall as me (I'm 1.57 cm) and the experience really feels like having a child: you get too worried about the future of your child and what is going to happen when they are too big to keep around and you just want the best for your child.

I also remember when I was more younger I managed to grow a flower bush just from a single flower I grabbed from my aunt's garden. I'm surprised I managed to do that when I was very young and that my little flower grew a root and eventually was big enough I transplanted the bush in my garden. Only sad thing is that the wind from the north and cold weather managed to burn it so it didn't survive.

I grow stuff from culinary seeds constantly! There's a good chance it will work, the biggest issue might be the climate. If you can try it in a pot where you could shield it from the sun, maybe that could work? Best to try all methods and maybe something works out!

I've never grown nigella flowers so I don't have any more specific advice, has anyone reading this tried it? This is the flowers:

[n64styleindiegames]

GROUNDSKEEPER by cathroon

The flowers call.

A chill game about growing flowers.

[musewrangler]

Beautiful hollyhock!! Give me all your lore. I want to grow tons more of them but all the seed I put out never grew. Teach me gardeners—-how do i successfully grow more of these stunners? I’m in northern idaho for zone reference

[ladleleafandloom]

How to Grow Sunflowers

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Sunflowers are one of the easiest flowers to grow and can produce big, beautiful blooms with the right care. Here are some simple tips for healthy, vibrant sunflowers in your garden:

Plant seeds in full sun after the last frost

Use well-draining soil for strong roots

Space seeds about 6 inches apart

Water regularly to keep soil moist, not soggy

Support tall stems if plants grow very large

After trying a few different seed varieties, I found one that grows really reliably and gives great blooms even if your soil isn’t perfect. If you want something easy to start with, you can grab the same sunflower seeds I use here.

With plenty of sunlight, water, and space, your garden can be filled with tall, vibrant sunflowers all season long. 🌻🌿