What do I do if my cayenne plants produce white flowers which die and fall off and no fruit appears?
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I keep drying flowers and they just fall apart. What am I doing wrong?
It's likely that you're drying flowers that aren't ideal for drying out. Flowers that bloom in the spring tend to have very thin petals that do not hold up well...
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I have grown bell peppers in my unheated greenhouse in Zone 5 the past few years, with poor results. The flowers drop off and very few flowers develop into peppers. What am I doing wrong?
If you are in a green house, your plants may not be being pollinated. Try pollinating by hand.
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Are there any ways to make a cacao plant more likely to produce fruit? Would getting another tree to cross pollinate help?
Apply high phosphorus fertilizer, such as 5-10-5, to promote fruit. Hand pollinate with a cotton swab or paintbrush to increase chances of fertilization.
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I been trying to rid of the sod web worm for two years with granulated insecticide and BT but the moths still coming, I’m so worried because I find webs In my plants beds and many of my plants.
The best way is to water your lawn regularly. You really need to spread endophyte-enhanced turfgrass seed on your lawn and apple cider vinegar also. Mix in water before watering.
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If I am putting fondant flowers on a frozen ice cream cake and putting it right back in the freezer, do I still have to let the flowers dry for a day?
Yes, because when the cake comes out the flowers will thaw and will not be dry.
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I have a good size bush which is growing lots of flower stems, but the flowers shrivel and die before blooming. What is going wrong?
It sounds like too much water, either from high humidity or over-watering. Cut back on the amount of water you're giving them.
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Do cherry blossom trees produce fruit?
Cherry blossom trees do produce small cherries, although the fruit is inedible.
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The article says to stop when I get to the white piece, but I will have barely trimmed anything at all. In the video, they trimmed until the hoof was level, well past the beginning of the white. Which is safe for my goat?
The safest is what the video recommends. The basic rule of thumb is that you know when you're getting close to the blood supply or the quick when you see...
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